You could get that info from Usage Tracking, would be the most precise and custom tailored per user way to have a list of recent objects the user looked at. UT being a table in the database make it super easy to use.

It's quite vague your description of what changes you did. First it looks like that registry only has OBIEE 12.2.1.3 and error correction support for that version ended April 2019. Weird that Oracle doesn't have a 12.2.1.4 image if that was a really officially supported registry ... Keep in mind that the image is probable…

I guess this is somehow linked to a previous thread which was about how to filter page Y based on analysis in page X. OBIEE always try to be as smart as possible, optimizing the query as much as it can. Till where you see the filter on analysis page #2? When does it disappear? It's possible that OBIEE believe the result…

You can open a SR asking for a patch for AIX for the issue. As it's around for quite some time and you had the same issue on 12.2.1.4 which is the currently last version and totally supported they will maybe be able to do something more "acceptable" than renaming everything to remove special characters.

Is that the real name of the analysis? "Analysis Name ĄĘ.pdf" ? I guess I had the case some years ago where the issue happened with objects having special characters into their name, in your case the "ĄĘ" would be the special character. Can you just try to have a simpler name without any special character and see if the…

So it's time to go back to Post all the details about the context, the environment, the tool (exact version including bundle patches) etc. And also what's your database behind that model.

Something like this: TIMESTAMPADD(SQL_TSI_DAY, CAST(RIGHT('19087', 3) as INT), TO_DATETIME('20' || LEFT('19087', 2) || '-01-01', 'yyyy-mm-dd')) But ideally you must have a proper time dimension giving you various formats representing the dates based on your needs.

Did you check the checksum of the archives? Do they match? Your linux is a supported version I guess, right?

Are you using the right file? Where did you get it from? Sometime things seem to be the same tool & version, but are actually different ... For an OBIEE install the Weblogic install file needs to be the one you find at https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/bi-enterprise-edition/downloads/default-4441820.html

Can you double check that you took the right file and you are doing the right kind of install? I didn't install OBIEE on Windows for the last 5-6 years, but I'm quite sure the install process is the same on windows as it is on linux globally. The weblogic install just need to know where the oracle home is going to be,…

Correcting myself after checking some install scripts I have around and based on Joel reply, which is right: when you go through that wizard, OBIEE is already installed, just not configured. Those questions are asked in the configuration of OBIEE, the step between having a bunch of files on your disk not doing anything and…

Not sure to get your question ... If you don't set the admin account for Weblogic and the port for the admin server Weblogic isn't configured and available, so you can't configure OBIEE on it. What are the reasons behind the question? Why would you need to configure weblogic later?

3710596 wrote:is it possible to check in OBIEE directly (in the Analytics/console/EM/install files/...)?I'm the OBIEE admin for this client... Nope, because you never enter serial / activation code / license file when installing and using Oracle products. It's your role as customer to keep track of what you use and how and…

What Joel said is the easiest option. A license doesn't expire, it's the support contract you have which expire if you stop paying it. If you have the support identifier linked with your MOS account you can click on it and, if allowed by the managed of the support identifier, you see the expire date.

If you setup a proper SSO it will not ask the login as users will be identified already by the SSO. For other options you will need to provide more info on your current OBIEE setup: detailed version, security setup, how you expect to deal with security if you want to remove it etc.

819624 wrote:So , as a test , i tried to download the rpd through datamodel download command , and it ask for the same rpd password , and it was successful , the rpd was downloaded successfully as the same rpd password was taken . The datamodel command to download the RPD doesn't ask for an existing RPD password, it asks…

As extension to what Christian said, there is also another factor to keep in mind: you select values from a prompt and you want to set a variable with one of those values. Variables are set by prompts, so the variable will old all the selected values. It sounds like a XY Problem (http://xyproblem.info/ ), so express the…

Hi, First of all this kind of count isn't something you are supposed to code, but something you model in the RPD and it will work for all your months all the time without any complex formula in the front end. NicoLavio wrote:I have the following subject areas:About issues:“Issue_ID”“Issue Open Date”“Issue Completed…

Hi, Try to have a look into the XMLP_* tables and there are also the QRTZ_* tables which are related to BI Publisher. All those are into the BIPLATFORM schema created by the RCU. Doc ID 1618405.1 has a list of tables related to Publisher.

Is there somebody able to login into OBIEE? (Users from a LDAP or AD?) Or you are totally locked outside OBIEE and only access to Weblogic parts works?