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OBIEE Score Cards Enable Comments and Override Status

Uma Mahesh

hi guys,

Can any one guide me to enable comments and override status in Score cards, i'm using obiee 11.1.1.9 Version.

I've searched Oracle Docs, i got infomation about BSC Connection pool.

but which schema i need to use to connect through this connection pool.

Thanks in Advance,

Uma Mahesh.

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Gianni Ceresa

Hi,

You must point it to the BIPLATFORM schema you created with the RCU.

The tables for scorecards comments and status override are in the same schema as the table of the usage tracking etc.

EmmanuelMash

I think this is what you are looking for:

https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21764_01/bi.1111/e10540/repositoryfinal.htm#BIEMG3445

regards

Uma Mahesh

Thanks for your Reply, @Gianni Ceresa .

do i have to do any configuration changes after this step??

Regards,

Uma Mahesh

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Make sure that your BI server is running the appropriate RPD with the BSC connection pool and that's all you need.

So in case of doubt bounce the OBIS.

Gianni Ceresa

Not really, if you follow the doc you have all the steps inside.

The tables in the DB are there as they have been created by the RCU.

You did that and it doesn't work?

Uma Mahesh

Thank you,

Comments are working now.

Uma Mahesh

Thank You for Your Reply,

Do I have to do any Configuration Changes after this step,

Regards,

Uma Mahesh.

Gianni Ceresa

Uma Mahesh wrote:Do I have to do any Configuration Changes after this step

Uma Mahesh wrote:Comments are working now.

So your comments are working or not?

Uma Mahesh

Sorry my mistake,

Comments and Override status working now.

I've sent my reply through mail, it posted after two days.

Regards,

Uma Mahesh