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Creating ADW Connection in NetSuite Analytics Warehouse
1. Login to your NetSuite Analytics environment. Once in, click the Navigator -> Data
2. On the Oracle Analytics page, perform the following:
Click Create -> Connection -> Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse
Connection Name: ADW
Description: ADW
Client Credentials: Select the wallet zip file downloaded from NetSuite Analytics
Username: OAX_USER (default)
Password: Use the password created for OAX_USER
Service Name: By default, service name - high - will be auto populated once we select the client credentials wallet file
HIGH: A high priority application connection service for reporting and batch operations. All operations run in parallel and are subject to queueing
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