Ok, so you still have the question, that's the important piece As your screenshot doesn't expand "dbo", are you saying that underneath "dbo" you have an existing "ADW12_XX" schema with already a bunch of tables inside?

So the question is This question is Assumed Answered. without any reply. Does it mean you found your own answer? In this case you maybe don't want to forget the concept of Community forum: you get and you give. You found your answer? Share it to help others having the same issue. If you don't, why would others invest their…

Which OBIEE 12c? There are many .... You get that when using the wizard in the RPD to import the cube itself?

You seem to have given up this thread. The things are quite clear. What you look for can't really be found in the way you want it because it's the normal behaviour of something else: cache. Therefore things are super simple: query sent to OBIS? An entry in Usage tracking. Query not sent because in front-end cache? No entry…

Ok, for that you have 2 possible ways. One is to look for what the UI expose as possible parameters and assume that everything is there. The "coibot1" for example is the signature for the catalog files representing agents, I crossed it while navigating the catalog by web services calls and doing things in that way. From…

Forget documentation and any other form of official document (wouldn't be fun otherwise). (I'm not responsible for any damage you could do to your OBIEE install or any infringement of accepted license terms etc.) You can get all those things by using, a lot, your developer tools in your browser (or the same thing with a…

Worth nothing that the default "search results" limit applies, in the comment of the blog post there is a reference to the setting for your OBIPS to get more than 300 agents (if you have more than that). For me the page come up as first in Google for "obiee 12c agents enable", but maybe Google knows me too much and put my…

True that you could imagine agents to be supported by the BAR, I imagine Oracle will be more than happy to receive this ER (and they will also probably not care much for a while if not having lot of related ER). As it's 2 years old almost I don't have all the details in mind: in your case a copy/paste of the whole content…

Hi, I guess the answer is: now. Based on https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/oracle-data-visualization/downloads/oracle-data-visualization-desktop-2938… , the "System requirements" of the current (last) version 12.2.5.1.0 include Mojave. Worth noting that @FTisiot had lot of fun with it today on Mac and his…

The status of the agent (active or disabled) is missing in any migration approach so far. That was the origin of https://gianniceresa.com/2017/03/scripts-to-use-agents-in-obiee-12c-mass-enabling-and-execution-from-a-page/ , a piece of javascript which allows to re-enable agents all at once. The link between the schedule…

Rai Qaiser Hussain wrote:If I am not wrong there is nothing about my problem. You maybe want to read once again. "Prompt before Opening" is the answer out of the box with a checkbox to what you ask, you maybe want to read once again the part about "Delaying the Execution of Dashboard Pages"...

The power of the documentation: https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1221/biee/BIEUG/dashboards.htm#BIEUG13803 "Prompt before opening" which has been added in 12c (if not wrong) is there for that reason. There are also conditions which can be used to hide the analysis etc. Everything is either in the doc or well referenced…

You didn't do much efforts to search for it, right? Even Google give you the link to the right MOS document in the first 3-4 results .... https://support.oracle.com/epmos/faces/DocContentDisplay?id=1319303.1 https://support.oracle.com/epmos/faces/DocContentDisplay?id=1319333.1

@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,…