About starting Discoverer Viewer

The table below show the different ways in which you can start Discoverer Viewer.

To start Discoverer Viewer:	Use this method when:
use an existing pre-defined connection (known as a public connection) created by the Discoverer manager	the Discoverer manager has created login details for you so that you do not have to supply login details yourself (for more information, see "How to start Discoverer Viewer using an existing connection")
use an existing user-defined connection (known as a private connection) that you created yourself	you want to connect to Discoverer Viewer using login details that you saved previously (for more information, see "How to start Discoverer Viewer using an existing connection")
create a new user-defined connection (known as a private connection)	you want to connect to Discoverer Viewer using a new login (for more information, see "How do I create and save login information in a Discoverer connection?")
connect directly by entering login details (which are not saved in a connection)	you want to connect to Discoverer Viewer but you do not want to save the login details for use later (for more information, see "How to start Discoverer Viewer by connecting directly")

Depending on the internet browser you are using and how your company's network server is configured, you might see a dialog about security when you first start Discoverer Viewer. This security dialog appears when Discoverer Viewer requests extra permissions to access the Discoverer server or local devices (e.g. printers). If you do not want to see the dialog every time you connect, select the option "Always trust content from Oracle Corporation." Click Yes (or OK or Grant depending on browser) to continue starting Discoverer Viewer.