@Chris|ger just posted the exact thing you look for in another thread (I knew it existed but didn't search for it as you could have easily found it in MOS): https://support.oracle.com/rs?type=doc&id=1610118.1 More globally you and the OP of Exporting report outputs(PDF, CSV) to Network Shared File system(Linux Server) from…

What Christian said about the crop, you removed the part which contains the answer to your question. More in general don't write or edit names of columns by hand, just use the interface to add them in the formula (selecting them on the side) as they come with the exact right syntax and encoding already.

Nope, but you can look at the official doc and MOS documents which give you more details on how to code that yourself (= safe code as it's done by you internally and can be easily audited if needed as you have the source). BI Publisher can generate content on shared drives, OBIEE Answers with agents can send it around by…

To be more precise about the risks you are about to take: the author of the blog gives you a compiled piece of java, doesn't provide the source code you can review and compile yourself after making sure there is no security issue with that code. Being you I wouldn't risk to get fired because of downloading and running a…

Oh no, don't say that ... How would I have a backdoor into various companies' systems if they would stop deploying random java code coming from internet?

Not sure if you are seriously asking or joking .... This file (OBIEEContentExportApp.ear) isn't provided by Oracle, it's a development done by somebody else and therefore you are going to use it at your own risks. The blog you link has the link to the file right inside, I clicked it and the file opened on Google Drive. You…

It isn’t about wasting time, even the last reply you did explaining how you fixed it and that it was a data type mistake when defining columns in the RPD is useful as many have that kind of mistakes (or the other way round defining a year number as string). if you had the mistake it’s possible others will have the same,…

Rai Qaiser Hussain wrote:Hi @Thomas DoddsI have fixed this problem, thanks for the comments So you can “give back” to the community forum by posting how it has been solved and by closing the thread marking things as required. That’s how a community forum works: never too early to give back and not just take...

What did you do to debug and find where is the issue? Did you look at the logs to check the generated query and understand the reasons of your results there? Did you changed your model/formulas as required based on the analysis of the query?

mrmmickle1 wrote:but it doesn't work as the criteria for a filter... Can you define "doesn't work" ? Do you have an error? Do you just don't have any row back? Before to go into how to find the solution, let's look at your formula, because you are doing your best to overkill it: You take your date, you subtract the…

To extend Christian answer, it isn't OBIEE itself in the background but the web visualization in OBIEE doing that. It's a purely simple CSS property: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/white-space Normal behaviour being that sequences of white space are collapsed, that's what you are seeing right now (looks…

Isn't this a XY problem? (http://xyproblem.info/ ) What is your authentication provider? Doesn't that thing have a proper support of password management? Can't your J2EE app be called as webservice or even just receive a HTTP request and do the job from there? To me it sounds like you "abuse" a bunch of functionality of…

SDD is for a proper cluster (and has been posted as OP asked if cluster didn't have that functionality). If you follow the full doc on how to setup the cluster it must work (if it doesn't you better open a new thread describing your issue), at least many have it up and running without an issue. It just isn't an option for…

Remembering some of your past threads, you always end up having to write your own measures formulas in the front-end. It's like if your RPD is just wrong or modelled for something else than what you look for. All the previous questions and this one is standard normal feature of the model in the RPD. So I struggle to…

Yeah, I posted more as reference but it was clearly not an option. There is (maybe) a thing I read about in 11g (I guess, hoping it wasn't in 10g), an utility which role was exactly what you look for, sync catalogs between 2 separate instances. It was poorly or not documented and there wasn't much about it. I'm trying to…

Hi Alex, I would say the cluster doesn't have any fancy thing for that as it is you supposed to deal with it when you setup the Singleton Data Directory (SDD). https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/12212/biee/BIESG/GUID-60B2E4E4-11AC-444B-A9A6-50DF4CA0F6A0.htm#BIESG9273 PS: hoping I didn't got the thread wrong when quickly…

You really need to have a look at and ask things properly .... "Install a font in OBIEE 12c" is a totally different thing than adding a font in Publisher. If you search in the forum, in MOS and even Google you find many topics covering that aspect. I'm also quite sure it's part of the documentation (it's there!). Never…

OBIEE is a web page, you don't really install fonts in a web page as the browser rendering the page reference fonts available in the system on which it is installed (the browser). But thanks to CSS3 you can load fonts and use them, for that Google is the place where to look as you want to use a custom font in a HTML page,…

Rai Qaiser Hussain wrote:Yes you are right, If such exception raise then I shall return the zero amount.There are two phases of this requirementPhase 1, fullfil the above requirementPhase 2, Add exception for such scenarios Why 2 phases when you can solve it in once? Let's forget phases (if the business gave you the phases…

Rai Qaiser Hussain wrote:I need data of previous month's specific date Your logic is flawed and you didn't provide the real requirement covering these flaws: What is your "previous month's specific date" when you are the 29th or 30th of March? The 29.02 exists (almost) every 4 years, so you could be lucky, but the 30.02…