Odi-Diagram-datastore from another model.

hi,
i created a diagram for a model.
I dropped in it a data store dept[table] from another model.i got the option, "create a copy of this datastore in the current model". I changed the columns of the table and saved it.I linked the added columns as the foreign key-primary key relation to other tables[check1,check2,check3] in the diagram.
I want to create the "generate interface in" for this table.
When i do that only the original table "dept" appears in the sorce tables.heck1,check2,check3 did not appear as the source tables in the interface.
Will the table with foreign key reference also appear in the interface?
or will only the orgibal table be reflected as source in the interface.

Try to add at least one column of each source table to your target table in the diagram view. This should add the other source tables to the interfaces when generated again.

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     at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:908)
     at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:662)
kindly help me out.
thanks in advance.

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E:
startscen EXT_DATA 002 GLOBAL In case you are providing the values (EXT_DATA 002 GLOBAL) as parameter
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E:
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I make the connections and everything works fine, but the schedule to refresh doesn't work. I found the below, and another Excel file isn't listed as a data source that is can automatically refresh from. Doesn't that seem like an obvious miss?
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*       SQL Server in Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines
*       OData
*       Basic authentication
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*       SQL Server 2005 and above
*       Oracle 10g, 11g and 11gR2
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http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/office365-sharepoint-online-enterprise-help/schedule-data-refresh-for-workbooks-in-power-bi-for-office-365-HA104180761.aspx
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Regards

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Hi,
I am calling a report from another report using hyperlink. I want that this new report should come in a new page.
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Regards
Kamal

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1     In the Layout Model view, click in the tool palette. Note
2     Click and drag a rectangle.
3     Double-click the button object to display the Property Palette.
4     Under the Button Label node, set the Label Type property to either Text or Icon:
n     If the button label is text, set the Text property to the text you want to appear on the button.
n     If the button label is an icon, set the Icon Name property to the name of the file containing the icon (the file must reside in the directory specified by the UI_ICON environment variable).
5     Under the Button Behavior node, set the Type property to PL/SQL.
6     Double-click the PL/SQL Trigger property value field.
7     In the PL/SQL Editor, define the PL/SQL for the action trigger or format trigger when the button is clicked in the formatted report.
8     Set other properties as desired.
9     To activate the button, run the report, then display it in the Runtime Previewer.

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Dear Experts:
When I created a bp through CRM webui 7.0, I maintained the general address info. and saved it. after that, I accessed the address details section by clicking on address assignment block in order to add the phone and email info. however, the fields had been already filled with the phone and email info. from another BP which I have created right before this BP. it should be blank before adding any data. It seems like the second BP's address detail view still pointed to that of the last BP I have created prior to this one. However, if I logoff from webui and logon back, it is blank and looks right. Is ther any advise?
Thanks

Hello,
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