That's a path inside the catalog. If you look at your catalog on the filesystem you will see it starts with a /root folder, inside you find 3 other folders: /shared, /system and /users "/shared" is the "Shared Folder" in the front-end, "/users/<your username>" will be "My Folder" (because it's personal based on the…

"this" = ? If you mean the "deployment script" Christian wrote about it you having to write it. The idea being a deployment is scripted and because a scripted thing is executed in an automated way (based on crontab or triggered by a tool managing your devops process etc.) there wasn't a simple way to know if the GUIDs were…

Hi, Have a look at this: https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2015/09/managing-the-obiee-bi-server-cache-from-odi-12c/ From ODI and doesn't require to be on the same server. I guess it was written based on OBIEE 11g, but same thing for 12c.

You are missing the point ! The message tell you explicitly where to find some useful informations, so look there. Nobody has a crystal ball to imagine what kind of messages you have in your log files, so open the logs and read the messages there. If they aren't explicit enough you will have at least some useful…

3526194 wrote:But I need a request to the database. Where I can see a request to the database? So you want to see what query the agents sent to the database? Well, the agent itself doesn't query your physical sources, the agent execute some content and that's the one generating the queries (if needed and not having cache…

819624 wrote:Thank you .. I am not concerned about security at this time. Your decision ... But if you aren't concerned about security at the beginning when things are empty and it's easy to define and setup a good model, it's too late to be concerned after, once everything has been done and so just a random security will…

The log is nicely telling you the next step .... Jcgo-Oracle wrote:Please check Node Manager log and/or server 'biprd12c1' log for detailed information.]. Seems quite explicit with 2 logs to check for a reason on why it didn't start ...

And what about security? Is the security already setup correctly? Because moving RPD and catalog doesn't move the security. More in general it's a good idea to get familiar with the main concepts of OBIEE before to have to deal with migrating content between environments etc.

Just opened the script on a 12.2.1.3.0, it is mainly a shortcut to call the main one and setting a variable first: #!/bin/sh# WARNING: This file is created by the Configuration Wizard.# Any changes to this script may be lost when adding extensions to this configuration.DOMAIN_HOME="<path to your domain:…

Did you read what has been posted above? "prompt = negative AND your column < 0" But this will gives you 0 when numbers are positive, you need that logic in a filter, not in the column formula (formula change the values you see, filters limit the values returned by the query, so it's kind of obvious why you need to do that…

Are all the other scripts present in the bitools/bin folder? Because it's kind of difficult to have everything there except the migration-tool.sh if nobody moved it or deleted it .... (always got it there) Did you try searching your system if maybe, by "mistake", somebody didn't move that file? (if they delete it ... well…

Hi, What did you try so far? Because ... it sounds like all you need is a filter. If you have a prompt with "all" and "negative only" then you need a filter based on that value. If you apply some logic you can combine things: prompt = negative AND your column < 0 gives you negatives if you selected negative in the prompt.

What documentation are you talking about? Post a link to what you are referencing ... More in general: does BigQuery have ODBC or JDBC drivers? Yes Do these drivers require a license? No (based on a entry in the drivers FAQ) So it just become a ODBC source like another in the end ...

Which exact version of 12c? Of course you need a license, not to make it works, but just because you aren't supposed to use anything you don't have a license for (or Oracle will not appreciate ). You probably miss the required policies to allow you to see VA (or DV, depending how you like to name it). Depending on which…

Or in the database (which is the place the Job Manager get the logs from). But in this case you will have to joins tables and apply some logic here and there to make it "readable" depending what you look for. The client is easier.

3384785 wrote:But no such file exists in the specified directory. If you configured your OBIEE first you will find the file, if you just installed OBIEE (the screenshot you posted) you simply pushed the binaries and files in place, but your OBIEE isn't configured at all. You need to execute $ORACLE_HOME/bi/bin/config.sh…

The idea is just to add some CSS rules to the custom style deployed (or to deploy one for that if not already done) and hide these elements by CSS. For example for the "new" menu something like: body > div.masterMenu.HeaderPopupWindow > div.ScrollablePanelScroller > div > div:nth-child(1),body >…

Duplicate with OBIEE 11G nQSError:93001 Close this one as the discussion is on the other one.

Hi, During the install all the requirements were fine? all the pre-install checks passed without any warning on missing libraries or things like that? If not wrong ELF is one of those requiring both 32 and 64bits versions installed on your server. So check which one you have and install the other one in case. (but this is…

Always keep in mind a little detail: your desktop isn't the BI server, you able to connect using a TNS name from your desktop doesn't mean OBIEE know what that TNS is, and doesn't mean the BI server can connect to the DB. There are ways (locations) where to tell OBIEE about your TNS.