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If a field is not available out of the box in your reporting but is a standard NS field, please reference the Records Catalog in NS. If a field is available in the Records Catalog, it should be available to be brought into your NSAW instance using the data augmentation tool.

Please reference the documentation that discusses the new Semantic Model Extension experience that you are referring to:

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if you have followed the above instructions and are still facing errors, please file a case with support and they can look into this.

Please use this link as a reference to see the data sources supported with the tools in NSAW:

Please follow these steps to see how to set up the data transfer for your NSAW instance:

If you are new to NSAW, I would suggest starting at the Administering Oracle NetSuite Analytics Warehouse documentation as there is a detailed section on how to bring custom fields into NSAW. Linked below:

I would suggest first looking at these features you can add to your workbooks: -Auto Insights: -Explain: -Statistical Analytics:

As for questions on what tables from NS populate within NSAW, I would suggest referring to the Data Lineage document linked here: This will help you know what tables/ fields from NS map into what subject areas in NSAW.

Hi! To bring in custom fields or standard not out of the box fields into NSAW, I would suggest you look at our documentation linked here : We also have several posts on the NSAW Support Community page that touch on popular questions for bringing in custom fields or standard not out of the box fields into NSAW such as:

I would suggest the following steps: 1. Review out of the box subject areas and the data lineage: This can help you understand the connection of the columns and relationships in the presentation to physical layer. 2. If the field you need is not there, I would consult the Records Catalog to see if the field is available to…

We suggest logging on as the OAX_USER and accessing these tables under this schema's synonyms. In order to log in as the OAX_USER, please user the admin account to reset the password (ie. ALTER USER OAX_USER IDENTIFIED BY "NewPassword";). Once you have the password to OAX_USER, you should be able to log into this schema…

Hi! You should be able to do this with Data Actions. This Oracle article outlines how to do this in OAC (). You will have to look at the NS URL you want to link to your dashboard and note which values (ie. customer internal id) that need to be added to the URL to link to the specific record you want (ie. customer).