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Allow Script in R in Data Flow

Benjamin Arnulf-Oracle

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Allow Script in R in Data Flow

Use Case and Business Need

Allow Script in R in Data Flow

Original Idea Number: abbbe73024

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Comments

Brendan J. Doyle-Oracle

The scripting architecture allows for custom R or Python scripts to be wrapped as XML files describing the inputs and outputs. These scripts can be loaded into / registered with Oracle Analytics and are then callable like any other standard analytic function through a generic EVALUATE_SCRIPT ("Scriptname", "parameter name and parameter value list") function.

Oracle Analytics Desktop - Formatting Custom Python Scripts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ci3h54SuN0
Oracle Analytics Desktop - Running Custom Python Scripts in Data Flows: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSZWsDBog_k
OAC: how to enable Loading of Custom Scripts on your OAC environment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rIYSDiC4IY

Advanced Analytics in Oracle Desktop: https://blogs.oracle.com/analyticscloud/advanced-analytics-in-oracle-dv

Begoña Villamor

Sorry Brendan but I wouldn't consider this feature as current capability but desired feature.

The video about OAC applies only to OAC-classic. In the current OAC managed by Oracle there is no way to enable the execution of R or Python scripts.

The other links apply to DV Desktop, not to the web tool.

All our customers ask for this feature.

Regards,

Begoña Villamor

Bhavin Khatri

I completely agree with Begoña. Please bring back applying custom R script features in OAC (Oracle Managed). This is a huge benefit and a game-changer.

Bhavin Khatri

This is not a current capability from OAC standpoint. This feature has been taken-out.