Identifying SAP BusinessObjects BI Platform 2025 Architecture and Terminology
Identifying Installation Options
Performing Common Server Administration Tasks
Managing Web Application Tier
Managing Central Management Server (CMS)
Managing File Repository Servers (FRS)
Managing Servers in Scheduling
Managing Adaptive Processing Server
Managing Web Intelligence Services
Managing the Crystal Reports Services
Exploring the BI Admin Studio
Implementing Server Groups
Migrating Content Using Promotion Management
Implementing a Disaster Recovery Plan

Navigating the Web Intelligence Process Flows

Objective

After completing this lesson, you will be able to navigate Web Intelligence process flows.

Web Intelligence Document Viewing

Key Elements :

Here are the key elements about Web Intelligence document viewing.

Considerations:

The process flow when viewing a Web Intelligence varies depending on:

  • Contents of cache
    • Universes
    • Documents
  • Type of request
    • On demand
    • Instance
  • Relevant configuration of the servers
    • Time-out settings
      • Idle connection
      • Idle job
      • Security cache
      • On demand data
    • Shared Data allowed

Web Intelligence Document On Demand Viewing

Process Flow

You can view on demand (refresh) a Web Intelligence document from the Central Management Console (CMC) or BI Launch Pad.

Watch this video to see how to view a Web Intelligence Document on demand.

Navigate the Web Intelligence Process Flows

In this exercise, you will navigate the Web Intelligence process flows.

Summary

  • Viewing a Web Intelligence document depends on several factors including contents of cache, universes, documents, type of request, and relevant server configurations.
  • Requests can be either "on demand" or "instance" based.
  • Relevant settings include time-out for idle connections, idle jobs, security cache, on-demand data, and whether shared data is allowed.
  • The process for viewing a Web Intelligence document on demand is detailed in a specific link provided.
  • The information is protected by copyright, with all rights reserved.