Sangeeta Pandey wrote:Port 9514 is the default port we need to use? Depends on your install, if you don't change anything in the default ports range of OBIEE 12c, yes, that's the default port. Sangeeta Pandey wrote:How you determine that? Sareesh didn't reply to that part, which is the most important. Don't think that ONLY…

Just ask your browser to tell you. Open the OBIEE page, open your browser developer tools and in the network tab disable cache and reload the page. Once done just filter for "jquery" and you will have the link to jQuery. PS: this is from OAS 5.5.0, so don't take this version as the one you are going to find in your OBIEE…

You can either go through the tutorials to learn about how to model things in the RDP or follow an official training. There isn't a 1-sentence reply to your question other than: get your physical sources in the RPD, model a business model and create a subject area on top of it.

Hi, I understand you want to create a chart, sadly your picture didn't upload in your thread, so it isn't possible to give you any hint right now with the available information.

Did you try just by looking inside the library itself? It generally has a comment with the version.

While not answering your question, I just wanted to share my point of view on what you say. It's true that there are many open questions and the community is tiny, not because answers aren't given but mainly because a large number of users just come to get an immediate and direct answer to a question, or even worse…

Stop what you are doing and do it in the right way. You don't want that file, just because it isn't what you think of. You need to use the datamodel.sh / datamodel.cmd (or data-model-cmd depending on your exact 12c/OAS version). Check the doc or just google how you can download the RPD in 12c/OAS.

https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/obiee-122140-certmatrix-4472983.xlsx Not sure what you are after as a database doesn't need to support OBIEE, but maybe you wants to know which database can be used by OBIEE (for RCU or data)?

Your "Groupo de columnas" is created because you have a column selector view in your analysis. When you add a column selector to an analysis and enable it on a column, that given column is replaced in the "Criteria" tab by an column named 'Column Group (Default: <default column>)'. The click behaviour is just as Christian…

What do you mean? The "table prompt" is the prompt part of the table view in an analysis? That one isn't a real prompt, it doesn't filter the query or anything. It's a visual element only.

Is this a question from a pure theoretical point of view? If a soft-limit exists, you would have to ask internally. Technically nothing would prevent a very large number of physical tables, even if most of the time the ID attribute (which isn't supposed to be used anymore as the UID is the official unique identifier but…

You need a custom piece of code. In MOS, in some blog posts and in the doc (I believe) there are pieces of examples. OBIEE agents can't write to the filesystem, that's why you need a server script to do that (an EJB if I'm not wrong).

You will need to be provide more info to get a valid reply ... What product? What version? What environment? What "fatal error" (you only posted INFO)? How are you trying to "start OBIEE Admin server"?

Aren't they on top by default? Because that's where I see them .... As you don't give any info about the product and version it's difficult to give a less vague reply ....

Tools > Options By default since many years it's off as the "good practice" is to rename things in the business model (because 1 business model = 1 or many subject areas, so renaming in BMM is 1 place vs potentially many places).

Keep in mind you generally always have a "Help" button on most screens of the RPD. In this case you would see: Select Writeable to enable write back for this column. See "Enabling Write Back On Columns" for more information. There isn't a default time dimension, you have to set it yourself. As I always set a time dimension…

Examples for the joins? In the physical layer you only provide formulas about how one table relate to another one. The simple one is Table1.ColumnA = Table2.ColumnB, but you can also have more complex formulas like Table1.ColumnA = Table2.ColumnB AND Table1.Date BETWEEN Table2.DateFrom AND Table2.DateTo . It's really only…

That's a key element of OBIEE and also a main difference with many other tools. The physical layer defines the objects (tables and columns) and where they are (database, XML file etc.) and the technical condition connecting them (the join formulas like colA = colB or more complex rules). The BMM layer defines the role and…

Hi, OAS vs OAC: https://docs.oracle.com/en/middleware/bi/analytics-server/whats-different-oas/index.html#OASWD-GUID-5B9072FD-C869-4EC4-A… OAS vs OBIEE 12.2.1.4: https://docs.oracle.com/en/middleware/bi/analytics-server/whats-different-oas/index.html#OASWD-GUID-C907A4B0-FAFD-4F54-9… Some 3rd party resources:…

That's something your OS has to deal with. For example https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterprise_linux/6/html/installation_guide/s1-boot-init-shutdown-r… or a custom script executing the command you would run by hand (making sure it will be executed as the correct user) in init.d. You can also write…