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Just for the sake of completeness - we solved this problem, it was just kind of a bug - we found out the Virtual-C version needed to be an older one than 2015-2022, that was installed on the systems … wow, this took a lot of trial and error. 😉 But … we could solve it. Thanks for your participation, Dirk
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Cool - I remember I once used the maps to visualize where warehouse stock is located and then in a second step to optimize the way of transportation but this second part has not been realized, sorrily
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Just to let you know - the SR is assigned to Dev and classified as a bug ..
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Hi Steve, thanks for your response - I think you will find anything inside the SR - SR 3-37526116821 : Reload of any data set in OAS 2024 fails. When it occured first time - the system has been patched afterwards, but Support told me the patch was special for OAS2023. In meantime I setup 2 more systems without changing…
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I know, thank you - but we're investigating now for a while and maybe someone found a solution by itself somehow … 🤷♂️
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Thanks for the fast response - I should add I've already created a SR but without any result yet, so I hoped to maybe found help in the community 😊 It does not occur on Excel This is the log of the "Job History" - ( I chose the W_ETL_LOG table as dataset table so I could see the "new errors" after reloading 😉 ) thanks in…
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I face the same problem - and it's an error by Oracle BI. I think it comes with the new Alta UI. If you run this Answer in a Dashboard or if you use "Show as it looks in a Dashboard", then you will see the Buttons. I've opened a SR and the guy from the support says he cannot replicate even if I have exactly the same…
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One hint about a webcatalog upgrade is the timestamp and the contenct of webcatupgrade0.log and the inherent upgrade-objects-folder in <INSTANCE_HOME>\diagnostics\logs\OracleBIPresentationServicesComponent\coreapplication_obips1
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Oracle says: "Before upgrading from OBIEE 11g to OBIEE 12c, ensure that your 11.1.1.7 | 11.1.1.9 catalog is the correct version. This is accomplished by running a full catalog upgrade (not Scan and Update in the Answers Administration link) on your current 11g catalog environment." and "When the full catalog upgraded is…
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Sorry for this is not an answer actually - but we face the same problem in OBIEE 12c - 12.2.1.1. as well as in 12.2.1.2. And we did not had this error before ( 11.1.1.7.) ?
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I thought it would be a problem of Oracle BI 12c, since we have it as from the migration from 11.1.1.7 to 12c!?
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What about a graceful shutdown, when the windows Server will be rebooted? I thought this is important too, isn't it?