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We will take a look at this. We should provide a solution to this.
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Numeric fields can be either a measure or an attribute/dimension. You can add a calculation in DV to create a measure from an attribute.
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The documentation is here: https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/analytics-cloud/acabi/manage-content.html#GUID-96E84E17-E137-45DD-8110-F674B218E671 It was released in the March OAC update meaning it should be in the next release of OAS.…
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Marcelo -- this is about API security . We should have another idea for "allow snapshot scheduling in the UI" as you described above! Please create one as this got wrapped in the API point. For all APIs going forward, we will use OAuth. You will have to get proper credentials to use APIs. Here are two blog posts that might…
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We have some lineage in the new semantic modeler. We are looking in to options here. The API suggestion might be an option. Would "per object" be sufficient initially as in the original concept in the idea or would admins rather see something like the console Content Management UI we have for ownership assignment?
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Can you provide an example of what you would hope to see? The RPD/Semantic model might be very complex. It is not clear what you want the user to understand -- physical tables? calculations? joins?
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Due to the constraints in how the current OAC Data Modeler manages the RPD -- we won't allow you to use both the Client Admin tool and the Data Modeler as you could make changes which could corrupt the Data Modeler. However, we are introducing the new web based Semantic Modeler which will allow you to use all of the RPD…
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There is a high-level roadmap here https://www.oracle.com/business-analytics/cloud-and-server-roadmap.html It does not have the detail of each feature, although we do update status on items as they progress in the backlog.
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Thank you for the ping @Marcelo Finkielsztein. The first iteration will mirror datasets and not workbooks. Vote here https://community.oracle.com/customerconnect/discussion/548851/allow-users-to-organize-data-sets-into-folders-sub-folders for datasets (and soon data flows).
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Thanks for the comment. Wonder why this is not getting more votes if it is a common ask! Anyway, taking a look at what we can do and still have existing features like brushing and Keep Selected work correctly.
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We have this in our backlog and it is planned. No specific update or timeline available yet.
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The first idea here -- a lineage view showing data mapping between presentation, business model and physical layer -- can be seen in the Semantic Modeler preview. Try this in the May 2022 release in a dev or test environment.
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Can you vote for and follow this existing idea: https://community.oracle.com/customerconnect/discussion/535336/ability-to-share-data-flow-with-other-users
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If you have a set of folders with workbooks pointing to the datasets -- you can create a DVA from the folder and it will include the metadata for the datasets. You can either create DVAs for individual workbooks(with datasets) or the whole folder.
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What specific approach are you using to manage data security by user? Is this connected with IDCS and groups?
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Have you tried creating a connection via the Oracle Applications connector?
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There is an approach for this specific use case -- duplicate the dataset and modify the change the new one. Have you tried that?
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Quick question on the approach. Assuming revenue is coming from a fact table, would you want all columns from that fact table and the grain of the fact table? For a chart/table like this: Sales Region, Month, Revenue North America, Jan-22, 100K Would the expansion show all the rows in the fact table for the 100K with all…
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@bbci_BeverlyBaker -- this is something worth investigating. Often slow queries are due to database or data model design. It is usually possible to have fast queries. @andrefecteau -- in DV workbooks and datasets at least -- the user should be prompted to re-authenticate without losing their work. This was added last year.…
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We are looking at some approach to notifications.