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APPS.BISM_WEAKAGGREGATES dependencies on BISM_CORE

Line 41: bism_core.lookuphelper(fid,a_srcpath,a_srcname,a_srcid,a_srctypeid,myid);

37: -- associate() method in Java, setString(n,"") turns out to be null in plsql
38: -- if it is null in plsql, assume that the user wanted to use fid as src object
39: -- if user called Java API with a null, an exception will be thrown
40: if a_srcpath is not null then
41: bism_core.lookuphelper(fid,a_srcpath,a_srcname,a_srcid,a_srctypeid,myid);
42: else
43: -- when null is supplied for srcname, it means that the user wanted
44: -- this folder to be src object
45: ret := bism_access_control.check_list_access(fid,myid);

Line 73: bism_core.lookuphelper(fid,a_tgtpath,a_tgtname,a_tgtid,a_tgttypeid,myid);

69: -- associate() method in Java, setString(n,"") turns out to be null in plsql
70: -- if it is null, assume that the user wanted to use fid as src object
71:
72: if a_tgtpath is not null then
73: bism_core.lookuphelper(fid,a_tgtpath,a_tgtname,a_tgtid,a_tgttypeid,myid);
74: else
75: -- when null is supplied for srcname, it means that the user wanted
76: -- this folder to be src object
77: ret := bism_access_control.check_list_access(fid,myid);

Line 140: bism_core.lookuphelper(fid,a_srcpath,a_srcname,a_srcid,a_srctypeid,myid);

136: -- dissociate() method in Java, setString(n,"") turns out to be null in plsql
137: -- if it is null, assume that the user wanted to use fid as src object
138:
139: if a_srcpath is not null then
140: bism_core.lookuphelper(fid,a_srcpath,a_srcname,a_srcid,a_srctypeid,myid);
141: else
142: ret := bism_access_control.check_list_access(fid,myid);
143: a_srcid := fid;
144: a_srctypeid := 100;

Line 211: bism_core.lookuphelper(fid,a_srcpath,a_srcname,a_srcid,a_srctypeid,myid);

207:
208: begin
209:
210: if a_srcpath is not null then
211: bism_core.lookuphelper(fid,a_srcpath,a_srcname,a_srcid,a_srctypeid,myid);
212: else
213: ret := bism_access_control.check_list_access(fid,myid);
214: a_srcid := fid;
215: end if;

Line 295: newstr := bism_core.get_next_element(path,'/',startpos);

291: begin
292: -- using '\' as delimeter for now, this can be changed
293: -- note : the delimeter can be longer than one char
294: -- get_next_element will match the delimeter string
295: newstr := bism_core.get_next_element(path,'/',startpos);
296: len := nvl(length(newstr),0);
297: if len <> 0 then
298: begin
299: select object_id,object_type_id,object_name,user_visible into oid,typeid,oname,visible from bism_objects where folder_id = fid and object_name = newstr and user_visible = 'Y';