I would say you can't, because it's OAC. The port isn't exposed, you can't connect directly and that's why the Model Administration Tool required that new button that doesn't use a defined ODBC connection in your system but goes through a proxy or something like that. I don't remember having seen something mentioning a…

Why do you need that? OAC being fully managed you have the dedicated "Open in the cloud" button in the Model Administration Tool.

https://www.oracle.com/middleware/technologies/fusion-certification.html * System Requirements and Supported Platforms for Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition 12c (12.2.1.4.0) * System Requirements and Supported Platforms for Oracle Fusion Middleware 12c (12.2.1.3.0) These are 2 certification matrixes you look…

Hi @Yi Chin C , Looks like you posted too quickly and forgot to write the question/comment itself.

What version of the products? Because they exists for quite some time... And you can find that info by googling the product name + "certification matrix" for older versions (before OAS). It does exist for both products.

Authenticated user is member of BI Consumer by default in OBIEE 12c and it was already like that in 11g. 10g was different because the whole system was different (not WebLogic) with a very different security implementation.

I don't believe there is a public BI Publisher forum, but there is a dedicated MOSC BI Publisher forum if needed: https://community.oracle.com/mosc/categories/bi_publisher

While Christian is right and the answer is "yes", you are maybe overthinking what you need. Because keeping it simple: why a same "report" (do you mean analysis? dashboard page?) would be sources from different places based on a role? Wouldn't that be more 2 different analysis and so the need would be covered by showing…

Hi employee, Thanks for letting us know that. Do you also have a question? If yes, you maybe should consider providing a context, a full product name and version and the question itself. Keep in mind nobody else than you see your screen or know what you did.

You need to carefully evaluate who "Authenticated User" is, because having this as member of BI Consumer could give you a serious licensing issue. Authenticated User is anyone with a valid username and password, if you connected to your enterprise AD or LDAP, this can be many more people than the number of licenses you own…

Where are you writing that query in OBIEE? The error message (probably ORA-00909: invalid number of arguments ) is your database telling you that you are passing too many arguments to LOWER, the function only take one single parameter, not a list of values.

"Microsoft Windows x64" and what version? Because that's actually what can easily explain the issue...

Double post, please avoid doing it, it's pointless and gets you even less replies. https://community.oracle.com/tech/apps-infra/discussion/4504457/unable-to-execute-start-config-exe-in-obiee-12c-installation#latest

What exact version of OBIEE 12c? What OS are you installing on? By the way: double posting is against the rules of the forum, avoid doing it... https://community.oracle.com/tech/apps-infra/discussion/4504455/unable-to-start-obiee-12c-configuration-due-to-config-exe#latest

Just a quick check: if you connect as one of your PCCD users and go on "my account" (top-right icon) and check what application roles you have, what do you see? Inheritance can be a sneaky thing and keep jumping in messing what you have in mind, mainly when you try to add security on top of an existing situation little by…

Not something the tool does (out of the box). DV in the new OAS gives you much more flexibility for these things, but then if you want to export these things, you can't expect much...

Of course! Take your last backup and restore the piece you need.

OBIEE doesn't need to accept large files, because OBIEE is the sender. You need to ask your company mail server administrator the details for your SMTP server. If your company SMTP accept large files as you say, the emails will just be sent (or you will have a different kind of error). The thing is that if you have SMTP…

You say you checked Outlook (and that for me is just a mail client, not a mail server), but your SMTP is configured to me localhost (and I doubt you did call your server "Outlook"). SMTP servers don't generally send big files by default, and "5.3.4 Error: message file too big" is a SMTP error message, OBIEE just received…

How can you have OAC locally knowing that OAC is Oracle Analytics Cloud, a cloud-only product not existing anywhere else than on the cloud and as a managed service with no access to the OS where it is installed, that is anyway a linux OS? Assuming you are using OAS at the best, it looks like you installed on your own…