@User_9BUCP , No need to post your question again, it has been moved to the Publisher category.

How to make something very different fit into something old. There are generally 2 ways to maintain a kind of backward compatibility: extend the existing to add the new pieces of info needed in new columns, maintaining the existing ("classic") behavior as much as possible, or force things to fit in what is available in a…

Hi, You should ask in a forum that cover the product you are using. That isn't Oracle Analytics Publisher / BIP. Is that a Fusion / Cloud app? If yes, then you have to visit the parallel forum covering those products: https://community.oracle.com/customerconnect . If not, post the full name of your product so that you can…

@JDCal , Your question is about data in a Fusion application, you should ask in the forum that look after that product. BI Publisher is only the technical platform where your query will be executed, not really the topic of your question. Fusion is covered in a parallel forum (the question can't be moved there):…

Hi, You should ask in the forum of that product. BIP doesn't store attachments, therefore you look for data stored by another product than BIP. If it's a Fusion app, those products are covered in a parallel forum: https://community.oracle.com/customerconnect

You have a data modelling issue for that... You have 2 different dates, but want them to behave like they were the same date (that's how a single chart with a single time X axis could work). If you have a time dimension that you connect once to your order date and once to your ship date, you can display amount of sales…

Not answering your question directly, but more thinking at something else that could have helped you. You seem to be doing everything with datasets. Didn't you consider using the semantic model to model your DW tables and expose them to your users? That gives you central control by default, and also comes with simple ways…

Hi @User_27DEY , This is a 6 years old thread, not sure it will really take you anywhere. Post a new question providing your context (product name, exact version), what you are trying to do, what you did so far, what was the result etc.

its own private cloud setup Do you mean the customer has an OCI dedicated region? Keeping it simple: their own Oracle cloud region in-house? In that case the dedicated region should also be able to run OAC (in theory a dedicated region is supposed to offer the same services as public regions).

Hi @User_FD52V , There isn't an absolute rule of how many concurrent users can be handled by 1 OCPU. As @Shantaram-Oracle said, there are a lot of elements to consider. The key point is just to ignore the total number of users because you will definitely not going to by "per user" license (450 users costs a bit more than…

More than the total number of users, you should consider the concurrent users. With your 450 users, you will definitely not adopt a "per user" license but use a OCPU based license. Therefore what matters to define the ideal sizing of your infrastructure is the number of concurrent sessions and an idea of the workload you…

Hi, This is not the right forum for your question, this is only about Oracle Analytics products. Have a look at the developers community forum: https://forums.oracle.com/ords/apexds/domain/dev-community Find the best category and post there. Thanks

Hi Anant, You will need to provide a lot more info than this... Everything is logged in OAS, if your managed server doesn't start, look at the logs of the managed server, then also have a look at the admin server log to see if there is something going back there, and also have a look at the node manager logs.

Those extra info you see in the path is because a DV workbook is a bit the equivalent of a "dashboard": it has "pages" (canvases) and contains visualizations. Each single one generate different queries. Therefore the path identify them in a unique way going deeper than just the workbook itself (a workbook could contains…

As said, the usage tracking doesn't have the "owner" info because it doesn't bring any useful information: that data is focused on the usage of objects, not the properties of the objects. The owner of a catalog object is stored in the catalog, it is one of the many attributes attached to every single catalog object. The…

Join the data of the catalog and you have it. The owner isn't an information required in the context of usage tracking, but you get it in various ways as it is available in the catalog. You will need to do the join yourself.

Hi, It is maybe all obvious to you as you are looking at that thing for hours, but there isn't much context given. What are you trying to do? Where? How? What tracking are you talking about? PS: those names they look to me very well structured and easy to split to get just the right piece of info, therefore it sounds like…

I do see your point. The Graph Web Application is purely java and doesn't really use anything of Weblogic (that's also why it is more often deployed on Tomcat or it is self-hosted on an embedded Tomcat when you run it directly from the Graph Server installation): no need to pay a Weblogic license. I believe the graph team…

@deahayes , Could you stay only on a single thread for this? You have the same thread in the Publisher category of the MOSC forum (https://community.oracle.com/mosc/discussion/4558149/split-excel-template-into-multiple-tabs-after-65-000-rows#latest). It is still a form of double-posting as both forums are Oracle owned…

@Ciaran , If you mean the new SQL/PGQ language added to SQL and part of the Oracle database 23c, you can already use it right now because it is "just" SQL. You can create a dataset and use it (because SQL/PGQ results are like a table with columns and rows as they come from SQL). If you expect to run "interactive" graph…