object_id |
Number |
Object ID of the object whose dependents are listed |
object_type |
Varchar2(4000) |
Type of the object |
object_name |
Varchar2(255) |
Name of the object. |
business_name |
Varchar2(4000) |
display name of the object |
context_name |
Varcahr2(4000) |
The fully qualified name for the object. For example a table ORDERS in schema OP in project MyProject would be MyProject.OP.ORDERS |
description |
Varchar2(4000) |
description |
parent_object_id |
Number |
Object ID of the parent |
parent_object_type |
Varchar2(4000) |
Type of the parent object |
parent_object_name |
Varchar2(4000) |
Name of the parent object. For example, Table is considered to be parent of Column, Dimension is considered to be parent of Level, and Level Attribute, Cube is considered to be parent of Measures, EntityMap is considered to be parent of ItemMaps. |
dep_object_id |
Number |
ID of the dependent object |
dep_object_type |
Varchar2(4000) |
type of the dependent object |
dep_object_name |
Varchar2(255) |
Name of the dependent object |
dep_object_business_name |
Varchar2(4000) |
Display name for the dependent object |
dep_object_context_name |
Varchar2(4000) |
Display name for the dependent object |
dep_expression |
Varchar2(4000) |
If a dependent object has an expression, it will be returned here. For example, if a column x is the result of a function `h=g+1' and x is wired to h, when you get the dependents of x, you will get h together with the `h=g+1' expression
In addition, if the dependent object is an item (e.g.`column'), where an entity level expression (such as a filter or join condition on the stage component) applies, this expression will also be returned with each item (e.g. stage component parameter) that is aggregated by that entity (e.g. stage component)
Suggestion: that the expressions coming from the entities are prefixed by the type of expression. for example: "FILTER:d>1'. This way, we can differentiate what immediately applies to the item and what comes from the parent entity.
Strong Recommendation: Replace %1 %2... with the actual argument names. |
dep_object_parent_id |
Number |
ID of the dependent object |
dep_object_parent_type |
Varchar2(4000) |
type of the dependent object |
dep_object_parent_name |
Varchar2(4000) |
Name of the dependent object |
dep_object_operator_type |
Varchar2(4000) |
Name of the dependent object |