Are there other notebooks sharing the same REST connection or if multiple scheduled refresh jobs reference it concurrently? If so, then you might have intermittent fails.

OCI AI Document has a model and demo that illustrates something like this

If that didn't work then it isn't a locale/decoding issue. The next thing to look at is the font used, as it might not havea printable character for the coding, so it renderers placeholder box instead. if you're using Putty, switch the font to a font with broader Unicode coverage. Under Windows→Appearance→Font change it to…

change it using export LANG=en_US.UTF-8 export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 test the output display again. if it worked you can change the change permanent by changing the ~ /.bash_profile

One work around in the terminal is to make sure the terminal is using a UTF-8 local echo $LANG or echo $LC_ALL it should show something like en_US.UTF-8 if not, you could change it to it

OAS 26.01 ships with a newer bundled JDK than 8.2 did, this is almost certainly what you're hitting: any date/time value formatted with an AM/PM component (e.g. hh:mm a) is now getting an NNBSP instead of a plain space before "AM"/"PM", and your terminal (or the shell/locale it's running under) is rendering that NNBSP as…

Interesting initiative and will be interesting to see out this develops

This issues are been around for a while and there is a ideas lab suggestion posted for this

good idea, upvoted

Should be possible, as similar is available elsewhere

Great news and I'm looking forward to giving these a try

As mentioned, this would help a lot of companies

Great work on putting this together. Looks good

Check out this document for an example https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/analytics-cloud/acsdv/embed-oracle-analytics-content-javascript-embedding-framework.html

I think this is a current know issue. From what I can find, the recommendation is Ito choose a lighter coloured them. Other options include, 1) putting the gantt on a canvas with a lighter theme, 2)add a light coloured rectangle or background image behind the timeline Aziz area so the black text has enough contrast

Scolling on iOS works a little differently to windows etc due to Webkit. One thing to look for is a tab of scrolling="no" in the iframe. Even if this is set to no, you can still use the mouse to scroll. Make sure it is set to yes. For iOS you need to set overflow-scrolling: touch. Here's an example <div style="width:100%;…

The documentation hints that the calculation might be different to what you'd expect. It is based on the annualisation factor for hourly rates, and it also interacts with the FTE Annualization Factor (Hourly) = Legal Employer Standard Working Hours per Week × Weeks per Year FTE = Person Working Hours per Week / Legal…

another option is to bypass the semantic layer by using a REST endpoint and use an OAC Action

It depends on the number of records that's being exported. If hit the limits for Excel, etc, one work around is to export to CSV and then import into Excel

See this other forum post, it might be of help