About Launch Settings

You can work on Oracle Life Sciences Data Hub Programs from an integrated development environment (IDE) which connects to the Oracle database hosting Oracle LSH and retrieves data required for the Program.

To view data as you are developing an Oracle LSH Program in an IDE, do the following before you launch the IDE:

• Define and map the source Table Descriptors you need.
• Install the Program instance; see Installing Program Instances.
• Specify the Launch Settings for blinding and data currency. See Setting the Blind Break Value and Setting the Shared Snapshot Label Value.

Default launch settings are determined by the Data Currency and Blind Break values in the default Execution Setup and your privileges. For example, if the Blind Break setting in the default Execution Setup is Real (Blind Break) but you do not have Blind Break privileges on the Table instances mapped to the Program's source Table Descriptors, your only Blind Break option is Dummy.

Note:

You must have Read Data privileges on the source Table instances to be able to see Dummy data, if you do not have blinding-related privileges.

If there is no Execution Setup defined, the default Blind Break value and options are defined by the blinding status of the Table instances and your privileges, and the default Data Currency value is Current. The values you set here apply only during the current session. See Modifying an Execution Setup and Setting Parameters for information on setting the Data Currency and Blind Break system Parameters in the Execution Setup.

Note:

Launch Settings do not apply to statically referenced Table instances. A statically referenced Table instance is mapped to a source Table Descriptor of a Program containing a Source Code shared to the Program you are working on in the IDE; see Creating and Using Static Reference Source Code.

Note:

If you generate an output on real blinded or real unblinded data, you need additional privileges to see the output. See "Blinding-Related Security Privileges" in the Oracle Life Sciences Data Hub Implementation Guide for more information.