Installation on Oracle
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Requisites
- Oracle database engine installed either on the local computer or in a server that can be reach over the network.
- Oracle version must be 10i or greater.
- User with enough privileges to create tables and create indexes in the tablespace designated for the XBRL Database.
- We recommend all users to have password protection.
Walkthrough
- Connect to the Oracle database and create a TABLESPACE that will be used for the storage of the XBRL data model, tables, indexes etc. There are multiple ways for creating a TABLESPACE in Oracle, contact your Oracle database administrator for more information or read documentation on the Internet. The TABLESPACE name is a user's choice, in this walkthrough we have named it TBXBRL
- Annotate the assigned user name and password for connecting to the Oracle Database. In our example the user name will be XBRLUSER and the password will be XBRL. The user XBRLUSER must have privileges to create tables and create indexes at least the first time the user connect to the database. The XBRL Data model is unique and stable. No tables are created for new taxonomies stored. The same data model (star data model) applies to all taxonomies and reports stored into the XBRL Database.
- Open XBRLizer or XBRLviewer and do File -> XBRL Database -> DB Settings