JDR_UTILS PL/SQL package supports the MDS repository and can be used to query and maintain the repository.
Now let’s see how, all that is mentioned above, happens.
MDS repository has 4 tables in all. Just 4 tables? Yes you heard it right it has only 4 tables and that’s it. These 4 tables can manage all the stuff that we have discussed till now.
These 4 tables are:
1. JDR_PATHS: Stores the path of the documents, OA Framework pages and their parent child relationship.
2. JDR_COMPONENTS: Stores components on documents and OA Framework pages.
3. JDR_ATTRIBUTES: Stores attributes of components on documents and OA Framework pages.
4. JDR_ATTRIBUTES_TRANS: Stores translated attribute values of document components or OA framework pages.
Now let’s see how, all that is mentioned above, happens.
MDS repository has 4 tables in all. Just 4 tables? Yes you heard it right it has only 4 tables and that’s it. These 4 tables can manage all the stuff that we have discussed till now.
These 4 tables are:
1. JDR_PATHS: Stores the path of the documents, OA Framework pages and their parent child relationship.
2. JDR_COMPONENTS: Stores components on documents and OA Framework pages.
3. JDR_ATTRIBUTES: Stores attributes of components on documents and OA Framework pages.
4. JDR_ATTRIBUTES_TRANS: Stores translated attribute values of document components or OA framework pages.