You can use the Stored Procedure Calculations workspace to add, view, edit and delete stored procedure calculations.
Create a Stored Procedure Calculation
To create a stored procedure calculation:
- In the setup workspace, in the left navigation, click Metadata>Stored Procedure Calculation.
You see the Stored Procedure Calculation workspace with the current list of classification matrices. - Click New Calculation.
You see the Create New Calculation window.
In the Name box, enter a name. - In the ID box, enter a unique identifier.
- Select a Level from the drop-down list. Options include
– Cash
– Entity
– Holding
– Issuer
– Security - Select a Database from the drop-down list.
- Select a Type from the drop-down list. Options include:
-Functions
-Procedures - Select Procedure/Function (s)from the drop-down list.
- Under Input Parameters, for each parameter, select a Parameter Input Mode and Input Value from the drop-down list.
- Click Save.
View/Edit a Stored Procedure Calculation
You can view and edit a stored procedure calculation.
To view/edit a stored procedure calculation:
- In the setup workspace, in the left navigation, click Metadata>Stored Procedure Calculations.
You see the Stored Procedure workspace with the current list of stored procedure calculations. - Select the stored procedure calculation you want to edit, and from the right-click menu, select Edit.
- Review the information, make the appropriate changes, and then click Save.
The newly revised stored procedure calculation displays in the workspace.
Delete a Stored Procedure Calculation
You can delete a stored procedure calculation.
To delete a stored procedure calculation:
- In the Setup workspace, in the left navigation, click Metadata>Stored Procedure Calculations.
You see the Stored Procedures workspace with the list of sored procedure calculations. - Select the stored procedure calculation you want to delete and then click Delete.
You see a confirmation box asking you to verify your selection. - Click Ok.
The stored procedure calculation is deleted from the system.
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