Need ability to deliver files in OCI Object Storage buckets from Fusion OTBI & BI Publisher. Currently this capability is available from OAC BIP but not an option for OTBI BIP Report delivery channels.
Absolutely need it to avoid unnecessary pass-through via OIC esp when both BIP and OCI Object Storage are Oracle Products. Ideally would expect BIP to support all Amazon S3 based Storages
Good shout. Unfortunate that this feature is currently unavailable considering its all in Oracle environment.
+1 Ideally would expect BIP to support Amazon S3 Storages.
Much needed feature for our current implementation.
Upvoted !!!
Right now, OAC offers pre-built pages and watchlists related to NSAW. At our University, we do not need these pages, and we want to delete them entirely. We've been told in response to our SR that all we can do is keep "Access" limited to only the default admin and sysAdmin roles. This prevents regular users from seeing…
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When Oracle Analytics AI features find an anomaly, trend or key driver, let authors save those results as a dataset or subject area. Each run would add rows with the metric, the date found, the expected versus actual value, the severity, the main drivers and the filters applied. Authors could then build workbooks, schedule…
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