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16 Feb, 2009

Special Characters in Master Data Objects

Posted by: Daniel In: Oracle Data Relationship Management| Tips 'n' Tricks

Data Relationship Management currently allows objects (e.g. DRM property name, Exports, Property Queries, etc.) to be created using special characters. Please be aware some of these characters can cause issues when using the system. Here’s some examples:

  • (comma) – Causes issues with comma-delimited lists. Besides objects, if you’re going to use Ancestor List, you will run into problems with the commas being the delimiter that will cause problems.
  • <>”‘=^ – Can cause issues with the Migration utility
  • (), – Can cause issues with the Formula parser

You should avoid creating object names that contain these characters where possible. As usual, just use something that’s simple such as alphanumeric plus hyphens perhaps,  and you’ll be fine.

 

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  • Daniel: I don't think AllExcl is the issue. I think checking WebExcludeNodeProps maybe more relevant. But as you can see, DRM displays all by default. And you
  • Daniel: By default it displays all, I am not sure if you did something to exclude it. You may wish to test the WebBook system preference i.e. set a standard W
  • Daniel: Ganesh, doesn't sound like you are experienced with the product. Our company specializes in DRM and can help you with your implementation. Please cont

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