3514884 wrote:I have been searching for any sample step by step kind of info for a sample report for hands on. In case if anyone has please revert here. Simpler than copy/paste from the working real examples in OBIEE? Do you actually know and JET by itself and can use it easily? Because if you don't know JET the thing to…

Possible it's possible. Keep them totally separate, they don't have to share anything: separate on file system, separate on ports range used.

https://support.oracle.com/knowledge/Enterprise%20Performance%20Management%20and%20Business%20Intelligence/2147135_1.html Most of these topics are covered by MOS documents.

No, because when you are in the views it's too late. Inline prompts will filter the query like dashboard prompts, so when you have your table, pivot, chart the dataset is already filtered by the values selected. Give a try to master-detail, it's the only one which could still give you a similar filing as prompts in the…

Hi, Prompts exists only at 2 levels: dashboard prompt or analysis prompts. You exclude the dashboard prompt as you want to stay inside the the analysis, so you can use the inline prompts. When you open the analysis you will see the prompts, you select your values and then the analysis shows you the result. They work in the…

What's your target? What is defining the size of the iframe? PageContentOuterDiv - 50px seems to be a bit of a random approach where you fixed 50 as enough to show other things taking some space on the screen.

Explain what you in details, what step gave you that, what document you were following. Because otherwise can't do lot more than point you to the official doc ...

Dennis Hancy wrote:...But it looks like it's only printing the filters on the analysis... You print an analysis and the filter view show you all the filters applied to that analysis. As you said: the prompts are on the page, not in the analysis, so you can't expect that printing the analysis will give you the prompts, for…

I don't have any special reference related to OBIEE. It's just a standard proxy setup (so nothing to change on the OBIEE side), you generally take a standard simple config (allowing Nginx to start) and set the paths you want to forward and where (like /analytics => http://your OBIEE:9502/analytics etc.). You can also use…

Running it as root messed up your permissions here and there. Any reason to not just add a simple proxy in front doing the job for you? Even Oracle with cloud by default deploy a proxy (in their case it can also act as loadbalancer if needed), they use Nginx, a super lightweight, simple and powerful webserver which listen…

Tested an iframe in 12.2.1.3.0, after setting the CSP the iframe content load just fine. Your javascript didn't work at all for me but the iframe is there I would highly suggest you give up that javascript code which is about 15 years old and use jQuery instead: it's there by default in OBIEE 12c and it support events a…

Isn't this setting the other way round? It allows OBIEE to be embedded as iframe in other pages, while what I get from the OP is that he wants to display an APEX page inside an iframe in OBIEE. I still didn't have a running environment to just try it and see the messages the browser return.

Mmmhhh ... you did what and what's the issue? I'm not sure how configuring port 80, root.atr (the mandatory binary file at the root of web catalog) and starting services (btw OPMN doesn't exist anymore in 12c) all fit into the same sentence ... For starting your environment you have a simple "start.sh" script which does…

Didn't you say you checked the documentation and configured CSP in OBIPS accordingly to your needs?

"could not get the iframe to work" doesn't say a lot .... So what happen when you do that? What does your browser display? What does the browser tell you?

Why do you want to revert? Put the new (right) password and done. There are also documents in MOS about password changing to make everything "clean".

Hi, The weblogic password is generally saved in an encrypted format in files to allow weblogic to boot without prompting for username / password. So when you change the password you need to update those files as they keep containing the old value otherwise. Have a look at this to see what is that thing:…

Did you open a SR and asked Oracle? I guess I saw some threads where that kind of cases ended up being fixed with MOS giving some "magic keyword" to set in the analysis as variables to influence the way OBIEE generate queries. (I didn't read all the details in the Word files, just looked quickly)

Also consider webservices and javascript methods to get the infos of catalog items, between the various things returned there are a bunch of dates and users referenced (but I wouldn't blindly trust that).

It's the DB features for your physical database in the OBIEE RPD.