Support for HFM as a data source hasn't changed from initial OAS release. The existing doc for OAS 2024 will be applicable:

Alternatives to use of idcs access tokens are under review.

Connector for Trino is on the roadmap. No timeline at this time.

Blocking Analysis capability is planned for OAC March 2024 update.

@Zyandra The general find and replace syntax is: runcat,sh -cmd replace -online <oac instance url> -folder <root folder to start find> textreplace -old "<string to replace> -new "<new string>" -credentials <file with login/pwd> Example, following will rename catalog folder from "Revenue" to "Sales Reports" runcat.sh -cmd…

Generic JDBC provides a mechanism for connectivity when there is not a dedicated connector: https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/analytics-cloud/acsds/connect-remote-data-using-generic-jdbc.html#GUID-93DD9541-37A8-4947-AF3E-BDF1E108A678

There is a way to work with modern authentication:

In general the scope of features that we plan for OAS 2024 is inclusive of what has been made available between the OAC Mar 2023 update through the OAC Jan 2024 update. There may be a few features with cloud-based dependencies that do not make it to OAS. And yes, we do plan to have Semantic Modeler included in OAS 2024.

Planned for upcoming OAS 2024 release.

@User_374X9 Fusion Cloud is supported: https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/analytics-cloud/acsds/oracle-applications-connector.html#GUID-B39E3256-0143-45F7-9D13-D92DFBBAE14D May I suggest that you move this conversation to a new entry for further questions as the idea on this thread is related to Denodo.

Please see if the following helps: https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/20216/oac-cache-purge-an-automated-approach#latest

@Jose Luis Alvarez Elbal-Oracle Have you considered using externalized connections in the RPD? In this scenario, you can have the same self-service (DV) connection in the RPD with different connection details based on environment.

@Michal Zima migrate_datafiles.py has both export and import options and can be used with OAS. See also following blog: https://blogs.oracle.com/analytics/post/disaster-recovery-solution-for-oracle-analytics-server-on-oracle-cloud-marketplace-using-snapshot-replication. Search for the section "Migrating File-based Data" in…

Can you clarify the use case? Do you want a single agent to send output in more than one format?

First phase of fine-grained permissions feature is planned for the November update. This will allow more granular control of assigning permissions to features.

There is a separate utility for migrating file-based data. See: https://blogs.oracle.com/analytics/post/migrating-file-based-data-from-oracle-analytics-server-to-oracle-analytics-cloud

Catalog manager command line is still available and has all the features of the GUI. In terms of Oracle Analytics Client, all this means is that it will not be delivered as part of the server installation. The client download/install remains available.

Usage and diagnostic logs are available via OCI logging feature and does not require RPD setup: https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/analytics-cloud/acoci/administer-services.html#GUID-95B8866F-1655-44EA-9D55-451B249F969D

@Sandeep S. Chauhan-Oracle - Can you review above?

@Adam Bloom-Oracle Can you review above?