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Saved Customizations

Dennis Hancy

A few weeks ago, I started reviewing Saved Customizations in OBIEE. I even created one successfully and tucked that knowledge away for future use.

Today, I noticed I have a "Selections" subfolder in my catalog under my Dashboard. I did not immediately recognize what it was, but after some research, it dawned on my that this must be the Saved Customization that I created.

The question I have now is this - how do I know which of my dashboard pages this belongs to? I've checked a few of our pages, but when I click on "Apply Saved Customizations" or "Edit Saved Customizations" on those pages, it tells me there are no customizations.

Is my test customization attached to just a single page? Is there any way to determine which page that is without going through each one manually?

Thanks!

Dennis

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asim cholas

You can find many related questions in the forum with a search such as below..

Gianni Ceresa

Your customization is linked to a given page, if you look into the code of the customization you find the reference.

Joel Acha

You'll need to do a search on an offline copy of your catalog using catalog manager:

Dennis Hancy

Rumor in the office is that I don't (and can't?) have access to Catalog Manager. Not sure I understand that but I will keep working on it. As a developer, it would be nice to be able to use that to help document our code.

Also, in response to Gianni's last reply - When I navigate to my customization in the Catalog (through the BI tool itself), I don't see an option to look at the code behind it. My options are: Delete, Copy, Rename, Create Shortcut, Archive, and Permissions.

Is that something I'd have to do in Catalog Manager too?

Thanks!

Dennis

Joel Acha

If you are a developer then you have every right to have access to Catalog Manager. it is one of the OBIEE Development Client tools. All you need is accessible from Catalog Manager

Thomas Dodds

"Your job is to dig this ditch ... nope, you can't have the shovel" ... I cannot count how many times I've come across this same foolishness!

Joel Acha

@Thomas Dodds, couldn't have put it better myself (I tried!).

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If they don't allow you Catalog Manager.....hack the stuff on the file system