You shouldn't care about grouping rows, because that's what the product does by default as soon as you do select a measure. I finally got my hands on an environment to do a quick test: selection steps works but are generally used for operations on the dimensions. In your case the filter on the measure should work... The…

Aren't you facing a pre-aggregation vs post-aggregation filtering? If you filter before grouping rows, your measure counting the transaction is probably 1 because each transaction is an individual row. While after grouping your rows based on your query, your measure counting now has a value based on the number of…

Ezequiel is assuming that you have a database. The EVALUATE function is pointless if there isn’t a backend to push down the formula to, while your own time dimension is just a join away (on the date) from any source you are using. Also a detail: the Oracle database can give you back about 3 if not more weeks calculated…

For any time analysis like this one, you should provide your own weeks, because every company has different meaning of something as subjective as the week. You should have a time dimension containing all the required information based on your own definition of what the weeks should be like. If you do want to dynamically…

There are different policies needed in OAS that didn't exist in OBIEE. Depending how you did move the content over in your upgrade, if you took with you the security model (application roles), you probably did override the default OAS application role with the one from OBIEE, and you lost the application policies that were…

Hi, With errors involving .cpp files, there generally isn't much that can be debugged... Did you apply all the available patches for your environment? Did you search in My Oracle Support (https://support.oracle.com/) for something similar?

Aren't you using the wrong tool for the job? OBIEE first, and OAS now, has never been designed to be a database, to store data, and act as data source for analysis. The tool was meant as gateway to connect various sources together, model them to give them a business meaning, generate dynamic queries, and let business users…

Did you try running BVT on OAS? The BVT documentation said it didn’t support OAS. The tool isn’t much different, if it doesn’t work with OAS it’s probably because of a difference in the security (that can’t be changed in OAS). It would be quite simple to fix the code of BVT, but the code isn’t available and Oracle owns a…

You resurrected 3 old threads at least related to BVT. BVT is gone, doesn’t exist anymore, it has been decommissioned and removed fully from everywhere. It wasn’t built for an OBIEE to OAS upgraded, it was built to support a move to the cloud. How did you validate your OBIEE upgrades so far? Do the same with OAS, because…

You resurrected 3 old threads at least related to BVT. BVT is gone, doesn’t exist anymore, it has been decommissioned and removed fully from everywhere. It wasn’t built for an OBIEE to OAS upgraded, it was built to support a move to the cloud. How did you validate your OBIEE upgrades so far? Do the same with OAS, because…

You resurrected 3 old threads at least related to BVT. BVT is gone, doesn’t exist anymore, it has been decommissioned and removed fully from everywhere. It wasn’t built for an OBIEE to OAS upgraded, it was built to support a move to the cloud. How did you validate your OBIEE upgrades so far? Do the same with OAS, because…

What is the name of the product you are using? You asked in the OAC/OAS category, but OAC and OAS are platform without any content, while your question is about some type of pre-packaged content (or your own custom data models). Based on your reply, your question can be moved to the right category or you can be pointed to…

I would say there isn't a simple way because the subject area isn't unique for a query. If you build an union query, you can have 2 different (or more) subject areas involved in the same query. You can set the variable in the analysis itself, to a manual value, allowing you to cover the multiple subject areas cases, but…

+1 Michal, also because point (d) isn't really true with an Oracle database: the query with the inner join will be transformed by the database removing the join and pushing the condition in the WHERE clause (the same applies to outer joins rewritten from ANSI to Oracle join syntax, the (+) one). Keeping it simple: Tips for…

12.2, 12.3 : these aren't versions, and this is where the confusion is from. So you are using the latest (or worse case second to last) OAC version. This change everything...

I don't have such an old tool around to test. OBIEE 12.2.1.3 is very old, not even sure if it is certified for autonomous. I do remember that when I did update my wallets, because of the change in the certificates, there was a list of requirements for the clients to be able to use the new one with mTLS. I don't know if…

Ok, so OBIEE 12.2.1.3. For the image, apparently somebody configured this forum to allow edits only for 1h after posting (doesn't make much sense, but it's just one of the many issues of this forum). Sounds like you can't do much anymore for it...

What is the product name and version? And you should delete the screenshot of the MOS document: it's illegal to post MOS content in a public forum. If you need to reference a MOS document in a public space, post a URL and/or the Doc ID and users with a valid support contract will be able to open it.

You can also download the latest Oracle Analytics Cloud Virtual Appliance under the "OAC Images" tab. Just saying: no, this can't be done, if you don't work for Oracle. To the Oracle employees asking questions and answering them: never forget this is NOT an internal Oracle forum for employees only. This is a public forum.…

As said, you don't require SQL to work with OAC. You could build things visually and work "clicking" around without the need of writing queries. But SQL is really something extremely useful with working with this kind of tools.