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OTBI: Increase 300 object listing limit for folders and objects

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Andy Kruse
Andy Kruse Rank 2 - Community Beginner
in Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence Idea Lab

Organization Name

Hormel Foods

Description

List all catalog objects in a folder instead of limiting to 300 without a way to page through the rest of the results or keep scrolling to the end of the list.

Use Case and Business Need

Unable to manage all objects in a folder if there are more than 300.  It is common to have more than 300 users in an org with personal folders.

Original Idea Number: e7116b49fd

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  • Renuka Nuguru-Oracle
    Renuka Nuguru-Oracle Rank 5 - Community Champion

    SR 3-26523375761: Cannot see all BI User Folders

  • Chris Pfeifer
    Chris Pfeifer Rank 5 - Community Champion

    UCSD also needs this to be increased to much more than 300 visible objects. We, too, have an SR open and a CCC ER entered:

    SR 3-25975466751

    https://cloudcustomerconnect.oracle.com/posts/4ed9632f79

  • TonyWo
    TonyWo Rank 2 - Community Beginner

    This would be helpful. Especially since we can't search for folders that aren't displayed in the User Folder sections. So we have no way to access people's User folders from the admin view who are near the end of the alphabet.

     

    Bug 32108058 : BI CATALOG - SEARCH NOT RETURNING ALL OR SOME VALUES UNDER ADMIN VIEW -> USER FOLDERS
    Bug 30533482 - UNABLE TO SEARCH ADMIN VIEW > USER FOLDERS
    Bug 32847971 : CANNOT FIND A USER FOLDER UNDER ADMIN VIEW BY SEARCH OPTION
     

  • bbci_BeverlyBaker
    bbci_BeverlyBaker Rank 3 - Community Apprentice

    This is mission critical for utilizing streamlined and architected folder design to support automated backups and report developoment lifecycles. But now we cannot see the analysis to add it to a dashboard? What a ridiculous limitation in a modern system.

    Come on Oracle - do better