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Galilee  memo (Datamart)

Galilee memo (Datamart)

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Galilee  Memo (Datamart) - 7. AppendicesGalilee Memo (Datamart) - 7. Appendices

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The new version of the ETL (called Galilee 2) has been available since version 7.6 of Project MonitorProject Monitor.

The old version of the ETL (named Galilee 1) will be decommissioned in version 7.8

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Version 7.7 introduces the following changes. They are detailed at the end of this section:

  • FaitAttributXXX and FaitAttributXXXPer views are deleted
  • FaitAttributXXXParDate tables are renamed FaitAttributXXX (e.g. FaitAttributProjet, FaitAttributEchange) with "beginDate" and "endDate" columns and no IdPeriode column.
  • It is possible to make a join on the period table with the "beginDate" and "dateDebut" columns of the period table by selecting the "NIV_MOIS" level code of the period table.
  • You can always retrieve the lastattribute value by searching the FaitAttributXXX table with "FaitAttributXXX.endDate" set to "null"attribute
  • The "codeGenre" and "libelleGenre" columns are deleted from the Fait tables.
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How can I check that the Galilee datamart has been updated?

1. Introduction

1.1 Purpose of the document

The purpose of this document is to explain how the Galilee module works, including the data warehouse schema and the main table elements.

1.2 General principles

Galilee is the Business Intelligence module of Project MonitorProject Monitor. It includes a data warehouse feeder.

The data warehouse will contain data exported from the production database at a frequency to be determined (generally refreshed every working day). Its schema is organized so that it can be easily exploited and queried without the need for in-depth knowledge of the data model. Project MonitorProject Monitor.

Synchronization takes place in two stages:

  1. Delete all Galilee database tables
  2. Create tables and insert data from Project MonitorProject Monitor to the Galilee database

Warehouse data covers the bulk of Project MonitorProject Monitor.

2. Logical architecture

This diagram shows the general logical architecture of the Business Intelligence (BI) offer integrated into the Galilee solution (datamart):

Figure 0: Galilee diagram
Figure 0: Galilee diagram

3. Galilee tables

3.1 Synchronization

From Project MonitorProject Monitorthe administrator can select, in the map GalileeGalileeThe list of attributes (independent of the themes selected) and themes to be descended in Galilee (datamart).

How it works :

  • Click on the Main menuMain menu > AdministrationAdministration > Advanced settings > Technical configuration
  • Click on the map GalileeGalilee :

In the Galilee settings you can choose between :

  • AttributesAttributes : Lists the attributes to be synchronized in Galilee.
  • ThemesThemes : lists the topics to be synchronized in Galilee.
    • Law
    • Planning
    • Budget
    • Resource
    • risk
    • indicator
    • task
    • exchange

Synchronization can be performed manually from the Project MonitorProject Monitor (see above, by clicking on the "run" button) or automatically via a setting in the Project MonitorProject Monitor (see Operating File).

Galilee base configuration screen
Galilee base configuration screen

3.2 Tables

The Galilee database schema (datamart) is designed to be easily exploitable and searchable without the need for in-depth knowledge of the model. Project MonitorProject Monitor. Below is a general view the Galilee database:

Figure 2: General view of the Galilee BDD
Figure 2: General view of the Galilee BDD

3.2.1 Thebudget theme

The tables containing the budget information are as follows:

Description of each table:

Table
Description
Budget
List of budget measures
envelope
Envelope descriptive and reporting data (e.g. status, amount, label, etc.)
DoneBudget
Budget reporting data (e.g. target amount, planned, ...)
PieceFinanciere
Descriptive data for financial documents (e.g. commitment, mandate, etc.)
Phase
Phase data (phases and milestones)
Project
Descriptive project data (e.g. name, project manager, father/son project links, etc.)
AttachmentEnvelope
structure link data structure link from envelopes to hierarchies
period
Period description
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The notion of drift corresponds to "Project - target ".

Figure 3: MCD theme budget
Figure 3: MCD theme budget

3.2.2 The demand-budget theme

The tables that concentrate the "request-budget" information are :

Description of each table:

Tables
Descriptions
Budget
List of budget measures
FactBudgetRequest
Values of budget requests in projects, associated with assumptions made
BudgetRequest
version and status monitoring of project budget requests
Phase
Phase data (phases and milestones)
Project
Descriptive project data (e.g. name, project manager, father/son project links, etc.)
AttachmentEnvelope
structure link data structure link from envelopes to hierarchies
Figure 4: MCD theme demandebudget
Figure 4: MCD theme demandebudget

3.2.3 Thestructure theme

The tables that concentrate information on hierarchies are :

Description of each table:

Tables
Descriptions
Dimensions 1 to 30
Description of hierarchies. IMPORTANT: Galilee is limited to 30 hierarchies and 10 levels within each structure.
AttachmentEnvelope
structure link data structure link from envelopes to hierarchies
AttachmentProject
Project structure link data
RattachementRessource
structure link data structure link resources

Here is the synchronization rule:

Hierarchies are synchronized if and only if the "optional" or "mandatory" options are active in one of the structure master fields.

If one of the 2 fields is active, the structure will be synchronized.

The order of entry in the "dimension" tables is as follows:

Order number (smallest to largest), then wording (in alphabetical order)

For further information on these tables, please refer to chapter Memo Galilee (Datamart) - 4.4.2 Project hierarchiesMemo Galilee (Datamart) - 4.4.2 Project hierarchies

Figure 5: MCD theme structure
Figure 5: MCD theme structure

3.2.4 The project theme

The tables that concentrate project information are :

Description of each table:

Tables
Descriptions
FaitDureeProjet
Pre-calculated data over project duration
Project
Descriptive project data (e.g. name, project manager, father/son project links, etc.)
AttachmentProject
Project structure link data
Period
Period description
Figure 6: MDC theme project
Figure 6: MDC theme project

3.2.5 The resource theme

The tables that concentrate resource information are :

Description of each table:

Tables
Descriptions
ResourceFact
Resource reporting data (e.g. time spent, planned, ...)
ResourceFactDay
Detailed daily resource reporting data
FaitRessourcePlatform
Descriptive resource data
Profile
Profile list
RattachementRessource
structure link data structure link resources
Resource
List and characteristics of resources
Phases
Phase data (phases and milestones)
Project
Descriptive project data (e.g. name, project manager, father/son project links, etc.)
Period
Period description
Instantane
Logbook to record resource evolution
Figure 7: Resource theme MCD
Figure 7: Resource theme MCD

3.2.6 Theindicator theme

The tables that concentrate the theme indicator information are :

Description of each table:

Tables
Descriptions
FactIndicator
Indicator reporting data (e.g. reference, completed, planned, etc.)
indicator
Indicator descriptive data
Phases
Phase data (phases and milestones)
Project
Descriptive project data (e.g. name, project manager, father/son project links, etc.)
Period
Period description
Figure 8: MCD theme indicator
Figure 8: MCD theme indicator

3.2.7 Therisk theme

The tables that concentrate the risk information are :

Description of each table:

Tables
Descriptions
CategoryRisk
List and characteristics of risks
FactRisk
Risk reporting data (e.g. probability, severity, etc.)
Phases
Phase data (phases and milestones)
Project
Descriptive project data (e.g. name, project manager, father/son project links, etc.)
Period
Period description
risk
List of Risks
Figure 9: MCD theme risk
Figure 9: MCD theme risk

3.2.8 The theme task

The table containing the task information is :

Description of each table:

Tables
Descriptions
Stain
Descriptive and reporting data for tasks (e.g. labels, assigned, status, etc.)
Project
Descriptive project data (e.g. name, project manager, father/son project links, etc.)
Figure 10: MCD theme spot
Figure 10: MCD theme spot

3.2.9 theme exchange

The table containing the exchange information is :

Description of each table:

Tables
Descriptions
Exchange
Descriptive data on exchanges (e.g. labels, message, type, etc.)
Project
Descriptive project data (e.g. name, project manager, father/son project links, etc.)
Figure 11: theme exchange MCD
Figure 11: theme exchange MCD

3.2.10 Theattribute theme

The table containing the attribute information is :

Description of each table:

Tables
Descriptions
attribute
Attribute descriptive data (e.g. code, labels, type, etc.)
FaitAttributProjet
Project attribute reporting data (e.g.attribute value,attribute creation date)
FactAttributeExchange
Trade attribute reporting data (e.g.attribute value, ...)
FaitAttributPhase
Phase attribute reporting data (e.g.attribute value, ...)
FaitAttributTache
Task attribute reporting data (e.g.attribute value, ...)
Period
Period description
form
Form descriptions
AttributeForm
structure link from an attribute to a form

Remarks :

  • For historical attributes, we save the historical values in these tables.
  • For rich attributes, HTML fields can be synchronized in Galilee in a non-HTML translated form (display with tags), notably to simplify field content and remove images from spot message fields.
Figure 12: theme attributes MCD
Figure 12: theme attributes MCD

3.2.11 The right-hand theme

The tables which concentrate the law information are :

Description of each table:

Tables
Descriptions
Law
Data containing the information needed to establish consultation rights per user, as well as the first and last name of each user.
User
User descriptive data (e.g. surname, first name, language, e-mail address, etc.)
Project
Descriptive project data (e.g. name, project manager, father/son project links, etc.)
FaitRole
Role reporting datarole projectrole , general role , hierarchical roles, etc.)
Dimensions
Description of hierarchies. IMPORTANT: Galilee is limited to 20 hierarchies and 10 levels within each structure.

For further information on these tables, please refer to the Safety management chapter .

Figure 13: Right theme MCD
Figure 13: Right theme MCD

3.2.12 The technical theme

The tables containing the technical information are :

Description of each table:

Tables
Descriptions
Libelle
List of all labels
Update
Description of Galilee update elements
ScriptsBdD
Description of database script pass elements
Figure 14: Technical theme MCD
Figure 14: Technical theme MCD

4. Fact tables

4.1 Description

The fact tables link the various themes seen above and contain the values of these themes.

Here's a list of all the de facto tables:

  • FactBudgetRequest
  • FaitBudget,
  • ResourceFact,
  • PlatformResourceFact,
  • FaitAttributProjet
  • FaitDureeProjet,
  • FaitAttributPhase
  • FactAttributeExchange
  • DoneAttributeTask,
  • FactIndicator
  • FaitRole

In each fact table, we find :

  • the corresponding object id
  • attribute id
  • the period id if it is a periodic attribute
  • 3 columns according to value :
    • valueString
    • NumericValue
    • datevalue

The "String value" contains string, Boolean, rich and list values.

The period table is available for querying fact tables corresponding to measurements.

This table is structured on three levels:

  • Level 1: month
  • Level 2: quarterly
  • Level 3: the year
  • codeLevel: retrieves the "month", "quarter", "year" and "fiscal year" levels of each period with :
    • NIV_MOIS: corresponds to the month-level period
    • NIV_TRIMESTRE: corresponds to the quarter level period
    • NIV_EXERCICE: corresponds to the exercise level period (if exercises exist on the UP).

4.2 Budgets

Here are the general views of interactions with the "FaitBudget" and " Budget " fact tables:

Figure 15: General view "FaitBudget" table
Figure 15: General view "FaitBudget" table

4.3 Resources

Here is the general view interactions with the "resource" fact table:

Resources work like budgets. They also have the notion of "profile".

Data on inactive resources are included in Galilee, so as not to truncate analyses. An "active" column has been added to the Resource table, to indicate whether the resource is active or not.

Figure 16: General view of the resource table
Figure 16: General view of the resource table

4.4 Projects

4.4.1 general view

The "Project" table groups all UP projects linked to the data warehouse.

Figure 17: General view of the project table
Figure 17: General view of the project table

4.4.2 Project hierarchies

This table is also linked to a number of generic tables (30 in the schema: Dimension1, ...Dimension30). If there are more than 30 hierarchies, then the datamart retrieves the first 30 hierarchies according to their orders and labels.

For a structure to be synchronized in Galilee, at least one structure link must be activated (optional or mandatory); otherwise it will not be synchronized.

However, each generic dimension has a fixed number of levels (10), so a dimension with more than 10 levels of depth cannot be imported into Galilee .

Since version 6.2, the link between father and son projects has been integrated into Galilee. This information is contained in the "idProjetPere" column of this table. This column provides the identifier of the father project of a child project (idProjet).

Since version 6.3.3, project links have been integrated into Galilee in the "DependencyPlanning" table.

4.5 The phases

Since version 5.3, milestones are technically phases.

The "milestones" tables have therefore disappeared, their data having been integrated into the "phases" tables.

To distinguish phases from milestones, an "isPhase" field has been added to the " Phase " table. The value is true if it's a phase, false if it's a milestone.

4.6 Risks

Here is the general view interactions with the " risk " fact table:

Figure 18: General view of the "FaitRisque" fact table
Figure 18: General view of the "FaitRisque" fact table

4.7 Attributes

Here is the general view interactions with the "attributes" fact table:

Figure 19: General view of the "FaitAttribut" fact table
Figure 19: General view of the "FaitAttribut" fact table

4.8 Indicators

Here is the general view interactions with the " indicator " fact table:

Remarks :

Average progress corresponds totarget - completed) /target - reference).

Figure 20: General view of the "FactIndicator" fact table
Figure 20: General view of the "FactIndicator" fact table

5. Safety management

Security is implemented by the "Right" table:

It is fed with data from the production diagram using the following rights:

  • Budget module / Budget management / Consulting a budget
  • milestone module / Milestone management / Consulting a milestone
  • risk module / Risk management / Consulting a risk
  • indicator module / Indicator management / Viewing an indicator

Each query to the data warehouse can filter projects according to the logged-in user.

Example: filter on projects with budget consultation rights

project.idProject in (select idpropjet from Droit where login = %loginUtilisateurConnecté% and consultationBudget = 1)

Queries created in reports will have to manage security manually. In the case of a ROLAP tool, if it integrates a notion of security, its parameters can be deduced from Galilee's Roles tables.

The "FaitRole" table shows the role of each user:

  • If the user's role is of type PROJECT, then the code "TYPE_PROJET" is entered in the "codeTypeRole" column.
  • If the user's role is of type HIERARCHIE, then the "TYPE_HIERARCHIE" code is entered in the "codeTypeRole" column.
    • The "idVn" column is filled with the id of the structure value to which it is attached.
  • If the user's role is of type GENERAL, then the code "TYPE_GENERAL" is entered in the "codeTypeRole" column.
Figure 21: MCD of the "Law" table
Figure 21: MCD of the "Law" table

6. Information not uploaded to Galilee

Security is implemented by the "Right" table 

Some of the information available in Project MonitorProject Monitor are not uploaded to the Galilee Datamart.

This is information that is either necessary for the operation of the Project MonitorProject Monitoreither business-specific, but which are of no interest to customers for decision-support purposes

The list of technical entities not included in Galilee is :

Table Project MonitorProject Monitor
SFRIM
Technical Table
Favourite
Technical Table
Favourite list
Technical Table
Document
Technical Table
Platform
Technical Table
List
Technical Table
List value
Technical Table
view
Technical Table
Calendar
Technical Table
CalendarYear
Technical Table
RegleCalendar
Technical Table
library
Technical Table
Instant perimeter
Technical Table
ConfigAccueilBloc
Technical Table
WebHook
Technical Table
Representation
Technical Table
ThemeFilActualite
Technical Table
Datatalk
Technical Table
Constraint
Technical Table
PlatformLanguage
Technical Table
subscription
Technical Table
Workflow
Technical Table
AddOn
Technical Table
Interval
Technical Table
status
Technical Table
ActivityStatus
Technical Table
Rates
Technical Table
Slideshow template
Technical Table

The list of entities not included in Galilee Métier that are not of interest for decision-making is :

Table Project MonitorProject Monitor
Invoice
Billing list
Quote
Quotation list
VersionBudget
budget version
portfolio
List of portfolios
RevuePortefeuille
List of Portfolio Reviews
CommentExchange
List of comments in exchanges
CommentSpot
List of comments contained in Tasks
CommentsEnterActivity
List of comments contained in the activity entry

7. Appendices

7.1 MCD Galilee

The complete Galilee database MCD is available in Microsoft Access format.

mcd_galilee_v77.accdb3.7 MiB

7.2 Configuration in Oracle

In the event of a data import error with the following code ORA-1000: Too many open cursors.

Check the following keys in the [CodeUP].galilee.properties file:

persistence._defaut_.hibernate.dbcp.poolPreparedStatements=false
persistence._default_.hibernate.dbcp.maxOpenPreparedStatements=100

7.3 Changes in Version 7.7, effective upon the transition to Galilee

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Version 7.7 introduces the following changes. They are detailed at the end of this section:

  • FaitAttributXXX and FaitAttributXXXPer views are deleted
  • FaitAttributXXXParDate tables are renamed FaitAttributXXX (e.g. FaitAttributProjet, FaitAttributEchange) with "beginDate" and "endDate" columns and no IdPeriode column.
  • It is possible to make a join on the period table with the "beginDate" and "dateDebut" columns of the period table by selecting the "NIV_MOIS" level code of the period table.
  • You can always retrieve the lastattribute value by searching the FaitAttributXXX table with "FaitAttributXXX.endDate" set to "null"attribute
  • The "codeGenre" and "libelleGenre" columns are deleted from the Fait tables.
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Galilee 2 is available since version 7.7

Even if you're in version 7.7, you'll still be using Galilee 1 by default.

Switching to Galilee 2 will require some adjustments on your part:

🖥️ On Premise customers: You are autonomous in making the switch to Galilee 2. The procedure is described in the technical release note.

☁️ SaaS customers: Once you are ready to upgrade to Galilee 2, open a support ticket with the subject line: Request to upgrade to Galilee 2

Together, we'll plan the switchover to Galilee 2 in your production environment.

Fait" tables: deletion of "codeGenre" and "libelleGenre" columns

The "codeGenre" and "libelleGenre" columns have been removed from the "FaitBudget", "FaitDemandeBudget", "FaitIndicateur", "FaitRessource" and "FaitRisque" tables.

These columns are present in the Budget, indicator, Resource and risk tables and can be retrieved as follows:

  • BudgetFact and BudgetRequestFact => join with Budget table via column idBudget
  • FactIndicator => join with indicator table via idIndicator column
  • FaitRessource => join with the Resource table via the idRessource column
  • FaitRisque => join with table risk via column idRisque

Deleting views

The following views have been removed

  • FaitAttributProjet
  • FaitAttributPhase
  • FactAttributeExchange
  • FaitAttributTache
  • FaitAttributPieceFinanciere
  • FactAttributeScenario
  • FaitAttributProjetPer
  • FaitAttributPhasePer
  • FaitAttributEchangePer
  • FaitAttributTachePer
  • FaitAttributPiecePer
  • FactAttributeScenarioPer

Table renaming

The FaitAttributXXXParDate tables have been renamed FaitAttributXXX, including the "beginDate" and "endDate" columns, but without the idPeriode column. The complete list is shown below:

  • FaitAttributProjetParDate => FaitAttributProjet
  • FactAttributePhaseParDate => FactAttributePhase
  • FactAttributeExchangeParDate => FactAttributeExchange
  • FactAttributeTaskParDate => FactAttributeTask
  • FaitAttributPieceFinanciereParDate => FaitAttributPieceFinanciere
  • FactAttributeScenarioParDate => FactAttributeScenario

Integrating change

The join between the FaitAttributXXX and Periode tables will now be possible with the FaitAttributXXX.beginDate and Periode.dateDebut columns by selecting Periode.codeLevel = NIV_MOIS

It will still be possible to retrieve the lastattribute value by searching the FaitAttributXXX tables with FaitAttributXXX.endDate set to null.

To illustrate these changes, here are 2 queries (pure SQL):

Retrieve periodic project attribute values for the active period

  • Before :
SELECT pr.libelleProjet,
       a.libelleAttribut,
       fap.valueString
FROM FaitAttributProjet fap
JOIN Project pr ON pr.idProjet = fap.idProjet
JOIN attribute a ON a.idAttribut = fap.idAttribut
WHERE fap.idPeriode = (
     SELECT p.idPeriode
     FROM Periode p
     WHERE p.codeLevel = 'NIV_MOIS'
       AND p.periodeActive = 1
     )
ORDER BY pr.libelleProjet, a.libelleAttribut;

  • After :
SELECT pr.libelleProjet,
       a.libelleAttribut,
       fap.valueString
FROM FaitAttributProjet fap
JOIN Project pr ON pr.idProjet = fap.idProjet
JOIN attribute a ON a.idAttribut = fap.IdAttribut
WHERE fap.endDate IS NULL AND fap.beginDate IS NOT NULL
ORDER BY pr.libelleProjet, a.libelleAttribut;

Retrieve periodic project attribute values by period

- Before:
SELECT pr.libelleProjet,
       a.libelleAttribut,
       p.libelleMois,
       p.libelleAnnee,
       fap.string.value
FROM FaitAttributProjet fap
JOIN Period p ON p.idPeriode = fap.idPeriode
JOIN Project pr ON pr.idProjet = fap.idProjet
JOIN attribute a ON a.idAttribut = fap.idAttribut
WHERE p.codeLevel = 'NIV_MOIS'
ORDER BY pr.libelleProjet, a.libelleAttribut, p.dateDebut;
  • After :

Changes in version 7.6

Tableenvelope": deletion of the columns "idPhase", "montantTotalMesure" and "montantPeriodeMesure".

The "idPhase", "montantTotalMesure" and "montantPeriodeMesure" columns have been removed from theenvelope" table, as the data can be found in the "FaitBudget" table.

Fait" tables: deletion of "idGenre" column

The "idGenre" column has been removed from the "FaitBudget", "FaitDemandeBudget", "FaitIndicateur", "FaitRessource", "FaitRessourceJour" and "FaitRisque" tables.

Table "TypePieceFinanciere": deletion of column "estEmbryon".

The "estEmbryon" column has been removed from the "TypePieceFinanciere" table.

Obsolete columns that can be removed in a future version (remember to update your scripts)

GenCode and GenLabel columns in Fact tables

New "ActivityStatusFact" table

The "FaitActiviteStatut" table has been added; it corresponds to the status of activity entries for a resource and a monthly period ; if the entry is validated, the validation date is indicated.

FaitRessourceJour" table: "comment" column added

The "comment" column has been added to the "FaitRessourceJour" table; it corresponds to an optional comment on a phase for a given day of a resource's timesheet .

Note: a comment on a day without a charge will not be shown in "FaitRessourceJour".

Treatment modification

  • Rich-format data such as task messages are now retrieved with the full HTML content of the data, rather than just the text.
  • Previously, if the value of a list-type attribute with a default value was entered and then set to null in an object (e.g. a project form , a financial document, etc.). The default value was visible in Galilee tables. From now on, the null value will be present.

Modifying data types

Some data types have been modified, for the entire Galilee database

  • numeric => bit (for Boolean numerics only)
  • numeric => bigint (for numeric containing large numbers only)
  • numeric => int (for numeric containing standard numbers)
  • text => nvarchar(max) (data can now be null)
  • datetime => datetime2 (when date with time)
  • datetime => date (when date without time)

Modifying tables

Some unnecessary tables have been removed

  • FaitDureeProjet
  • ScriptsBdD

Add columns to certain tables

  • Form attribute: id
  • Budget : codeGenre, libelleGenre
  • Dimension[1-30] : id
  • Law: id
  • envelope : id
  • FaitBudget : id
  • FaitBudgetProjetScenario : id
  • ScenarioConstraintFact: id
  • BudgetRequestFact: id
  • FactIndicator: id
  • FaitRessource : id
  • FaitRessourceJour : id
  • FaitRessourcePlateforme : id
  • FaitRessourceProjetScenario : id
  • RiskFact: id
  • FaitRole : id
  • indicator : codeGenre, libelleGenre
  • ProjectLinks : id
  • PieceFinanciere : id
  • ProjectScenario : id
  • AttachmentAttribute: id
  • EnvelopeAttachment: id
  • RattachementProjet : id
  • ResourceAttachment : id
  • Resource: codeGenre, libelleGenre
  • risk : codeGenre, libelleGenre

Changing column names in certain tables

  • envelope : amountTotalMeasure becomes targetEnvelope
  • envelope : MeasureAmountPeriod becomes EnvelopePlanner

Deleting columns in certain tables

  • Exchange
    • echangePere
    • exchangeResponse
    • idEchangePere
  • DoneBudget
    • idGenre
  • FactBudgetRequest
    • idGenre
  • FactIndicator
    • idGenre
  • ResourceFact
    • idGenre
  • ResourceFactDay
    • idGenre
  • envelope
    • idPhase

Changing the data type for certain tables

  • FaitRessourcePlatform
    • costDailyResource: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • capaciteRessource: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
  • DoneBudget
    • cumuleBudget: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • deriveBudget: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • previsionnel1Budget: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • previsionnel2Budget: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • previsionnel3Budget: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • reestimeBudget: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • resteAFaireBudget: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
  • ResourceFact
    • deriveRessource: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • planifieRessource: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • previsionnelReparti: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • previsionnelRestantCumule: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • reestimeCalculeRessource: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • reestimeRessource: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • resteAFaireGlobal: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • resteAFaireRessource: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
  • FaitRessourcePlatform
    • capaciteRessource: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • costDailyResource: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
  • FactRisk
    • maximumRiskCriticism: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • numberCriticalRisks: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • sumRiskCriticism: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • sumCriticiteRisqueMaxPoss: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
  • FactRisk
    • maximumRiskCriticism: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • numberCriticalRisks: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • sumRiskCriticism: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
    • sumCriticiteRisqueMaxPoss: can no longer be null, set to zero by default
  • Phase
    • codeStatutPhase : nvarchar(500) => nvarchar(100)
    • weightingStatusPhase: can no longer be null, defaults to zero
    • phaseTerminee: can no longer be null (Boolean)
  • User
    • languageUser : nvarchar(500) => varchar(100)
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SELECT pr.libelleProjet,
       a.libelleAttribut,
       p.libelleMois,
       p.libelleAnnee,
       fap.valeurChaine
FROM Periode p
LEFT JOIN FaitAttributProjet fap
JOIN Projet pr ON pr.idProjet = fap.idProjet
JOIN Attribut a ON a.idAttribut = fap.IdAttribut ON p.DateDebut >= fap.beginDate AND (fap.endDate IS NULL OR p.DateFin <= fap.endDate)
WHERE p.DateDebut >= fap.beginDate AND p.codeNiveau = 'NIV_MOIS' AND p.dateDebut <= (SELECT dateDebut
                                                                                     FROM Periode
                                                                                     WHERE periodeActive = 1 AND codeNiveau = 'NIV_MOIS')
ORDER BY pr.libelleProjet, a.libelleAttribut, p.dateDebut;