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I would: 1) Create a table with all Department-Region combination for each user 2) Create a session variable that contains the list of Department-Region combinations for a user 3) filter the fact table using the session variable
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Maybe a stupid question but... have you restarted presentation service?
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R tutorials you can be found everywhere in internet LMGTFY regarding the related OBIEE implementation i suggest you to download the Sampleapp and have a look at the examples of R in there OBIEE Samples
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Why don't you 1. create a "Fake Column" in the RPD like "Dim Variable"."Variable" 2. Create a prompt for "Dim Variable"."Variable" that manages the variable varDimName 3. create the prompted link using "&col1=%22Dim Variable%22.%22Variable%22&op1=eq&val1="Vendor"
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Prompts can only be based on Subject Areas and can only execute Logical SQL. No physical SQL is allowed
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Hi, No it's not possible. But you can always write logical sql in the query definition
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Hi, yes You can improve in various ways like using D3 https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2013/06/embedding-a-d3-visualisation-in-obiee/ You can also use R, sample app has a section dedicated to embedding R visuals in OBIEE
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Hi, This should reply your questions https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E28280_01/bi.1111/e10544/scorecard.htm#BIEUG1271
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Hi, As a general rule I believe the more you push down to the RPD the better it is. If for example you create an analysis with three columns: Num, Den, Num/Den your SQL will probably look like SELECT NUM, DEN, NUM/DEN from TABLE But if you are only interested in Num/Den then creating an analysis with only Num/Den will…
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what if you execute java -version ?
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Hi, If you got the answer to your question you can maybe close the thread? It will help others with same/similar questions, right now it's still This question is Not Answered.
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No worries @Christian Berg keep on trying...
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Just to add to Christian's comment Every column that is not explicitly specified in the time series is creating a distinct subset of the data. If you substitute Year with Product then you'll end showing a different trend line for each product. That's the meaning of the group by. In you case is more difficult to understand…
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Hi, Is there a way to select which lines/bars you want to show data labels for? No that's a ALL or NONE selection is there a way to select where to place the data labels? (Example: above, below, to the right etc.) No
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Hi, By default obiee 12c charts use HTML5 no need to install Flash
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Have you tried with a static text and HTML iframe? This is what the Embedded content does under the covers but with custom HTML you may have multiple options.
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Hi @user1993962 Yes, you need to change the Users profile: 1) Under you profile, My account 2) Go to Delivery Options 3) Add the 1st Email Device 4) Add the 2nd Email Device 5) Create a new Delivery Profile 6) Select the newly created Delivery Profile as Active 7) In your "Destination" tab of you Agent, select "Active…
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Hi, What you are looking is TRENDLINE(revenue, calendar_month BY calendar_year , 'LINEAR', 'VALUE') Anything that you include in your view that is not expressed in the series, it automatically gets assigned to the Grouping (by)
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you're welcome Mark If you got the answer to your question you can maybe close the thread? It will help others with same/similar questions, right now it's still This question is Not Answered.
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Is it working with the default style?