A couple of things to try are 1) check the Job Manager (under Administration) to see what it contains, but that is for jobs that are currently running. 2) If your OAC has log integration enabled, then check out the logging service for details of previous runs

There are a number of possible causes. Have you looked at the diagnostic logs to see if anything is listed in those. It would be a sizing issue of the excel file being dropped by the mail server, spam filter blocking, etc

I think that date isn't missing from your search as it doesn't exist as a physical column in the Payroll Costing subject area's underlying data. The actual "when" lives downstream, in a completely different part of the data model: once the Transfer to General Ledger process runs, it hands off to Subledger Accounting, which…

This is a common Oracle BI Publisher Desktop installation issue, usually caused by either a bitness mismatch or leftover files/registry entries from a previous install. The single biggest culprit is when install the 64-bit BI Publisher Desktop while running 32-bit Word (very common with Microsoft 365, which often installs…

Good idea. up voted

You can use the Oracle Gen AI services for this. Create a new agent, select the Gen AI to use and feed the document into it. You can easily create a chatbot that uses the agent. Here is an example I did last year, although the steps you need to complete now might be slightly different…

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