Data Explorer
Data Explorer, right under Overview in the Nomajde menu, opens the explorer on the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne data: rows, measures, filters and a period picked from a list of fields, shown as a table, a pivot, a chart or a KPI, then saved, shared, gathered into a dashboard and exported. The figures are read live from JD Edwards, under the user's rights.
How the explorer works is described in the Liberty Next documentation. This page lists what Nomajde ships.
Security
The users (F0092) with their address book name, their role relationships (F95921) and roles (F00926), their security records (F00950) and UDO security (F00950W), their environments (F0093).
Analyses: Users, Users by type, Users by language, Users with the most roles, Users per role, Security records by type, Secured objects per user or role, Environments per user.
Dashboard Security overview: users by type, the roles with the most members, the users with the most roles, the security records by type.
Development
The Object Librarian (F9860): the objects per type and per product code.
Analyses: Objects by type, Objects by product code.
Models shipped by the JDE presets
The JD Edwards presets of the Screen Assistant also give the explorer ready-made models, built from the Oracle E1 data models: the hub table with the tables joined to it.
| Area | Models |
|---|---|
| Address Book | Address Book — full entry (master, contacts, customer, supplier). |
| General Accounting | Account Ledger (F0911), Account Balances (F0902). |
| Accounts Payable | A/P Ledger (F0411), Payments (F0413). |
| Accounts Receivable | Customer Ledger (F03B11), Receipts (F03B13). |
| Inventory | Item (F4101). |
| Sales | Sales Order (F4201), Sales History (F42019 + F42119). |
| Manufacturing | Work Order (F4801), Production Cost (F3102). |
| Product Data Management | Bill of Material (F3002), Routing (F3003). |
| Product Costing | Item Cost Components (F30026). |
They appear in the model picker with the others; the page header says shipped by the preset “…”. They are built at first use. To adapt one, a superuser adds a model in Settings → Explorer from the same preset, then changes it.
JD Edwards amounts are shown in real units: the data dictionary's decimals apply in the tables, the totals and the filters.
Labels from the data dictionary
A column without a dictionary entry shows its raw column name. A superuser sees on the explorer page how many columns are in that case, and Create the entries from the data dictionary fills them from the JD Edwards data dictionary (description, type, decimals, UDC lookup) in one click. The dictionary refresh job does the same for every model, or for one.
The assistant on this page
On the explorer page, the assistant offers to create what the user describes: Create an analysis of the users per role, Create a dashboard with the analyses of this model. It builds the analysis on the model, checks it by running it, and saves it — private unless the user asks to share it. See AI assistant.
Who sees what
A model is offered to the holders of a role that grants it (Data Explorer in the role's Beyond the menus rules). The row-level scope of the user's roles applies inside every analysis.