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Oracle Designer and Repository FAQ

$Date: 10-May-2002 $
$Revision: 1.02 $
$Author: Frank Naudé $

Topics

  • What is Oracle Designer and what is it used for
  • What are CDM, AIM and PJM?
  • Can one trace Designer internals?
  • Where can one get more info about Oracle Designer?

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    What is Oracle Designer and what is it used for?

    Oracle Designer (previously called Desiner/2000 and Oracle Case) is Oracle's modeling tool, used for capturing and presenting business requirements. It incorporates support for system analysis, software design, automatic code generation and business process re-engineering.

    Oracle Designer consists of the following components:

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  • What are CDM, AIM and PJM?

    CDM = Oracle's Custom Development Method
    AIM = Oracle's Applications Integration Method
    PJM = Oracle's Project Management Method

    CDM, AIM and PJM describe the methodology that Oracle Consulting employees use for delivering software development and integration services.

    CDM and PJM Advantage are packaged versions of this methodology that can be purchased from Oracle for use by customers. It includes a set of Adobe Acrobat manuals and MS-Word/ MS-Project templates for drawing up project documentation and deliverable documents.

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  • Can one trace Designer internals?

    From Designer/2000 R2.1 you can enable tracing from RAU by selecting the Options/ Diagnostics menu. One can trace Designer/2000 R1.3.2 actions by setting some Windows registry entries. For example, to trace ERD actions:

    Run REGEDIT.EXE and navigate to key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE ORACLE DESIGNER/2000:

    New string:
       des2_sysmod20_erd_diag_level = 3
    New string:
       des2_sysmod20_erd_trace_file = c:/temp/d2k_erd.trc
    
    NOTE: On NT you must login as the administrator.

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  • Where can one get more info about Oracle Designer?

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