Hi @Jean-Pierre Hoedenaeken , It's not possible to use parameters in data flows as they are defined at workbook level. As a workaround, you can define a subject area-based dataset to get the value of repository/session variables and then use it as an input in your data flows.

Hi @muneezaniaz , It's not possible to do it as the feature is not available in OAS 5.9. You have to upgrade to OAS 7.6.

Hi @User_37WK8 , Did you upload the database wallet certificate (cwallet.sso) using the Upload Center link in the Manage BI Publisher administration page? You can reference to this blog post for step-by-step instructions:

Hi @D_ , AFAIK this is not possible ootb. An Idea Lab asking for this to be implemented has already been created and you can vote for it:

Hi @User_37WK8 , Could you please confirm that you are using the same SMTP details and approved sender for both Publisher and agent deliveries? If so, I would expect it to work with Publisher as well. Did you try to create a new OAC instance in the same tenancy and compartment using the same SMTP and approved sender? Does…

Hi @Miguel Cardoso , I'm sorry! I was thinking that the Manager Person Number contains multiple values per row. You don't need to upload the dataset twice and create a second data flow. You can add the original dataset twice to your existing data flow, select the column you are interested in, and then join them directly in…

Hi @Tony_OAS_Apex_User , Could you please share a screenshot of your pivot table and highlight the total that you would like to filter? This will help people in providing appropriate suggestions

Hi @User_P21GF , When you restart OAS, it's fundamental to use a new command prompt or restart the entire server (just to be sure that no PORTALPATH variable definition is carried over)

Hi @Miguel Cardoso , I'd use the following expression: CASE WHEN LOCATE(Person Number, Manage Person Number) > 0 THEN 'Y' ELSE 'N' END LOCATE returns the numerical position of a character string (Person Number) in another character string (Manage Person Number). When it returns 0, it means that the string has not been…

Hi @User_DX76J , You can create hierarchies in the RPD/semantic model using the Model Administration tool or the Semantic Modeler. Refer to this page for step-by-step instructions (it's old, but still valid): In DV, you can also right-click on a given attribute column in visualisations, and select the Drill To…

Hi @User_P21GF , You need to delete the environment variable and the lines added to the obis.properties. Otherwise OAS will not use the default embedded Python path and can't find the references to the ootb scripts.

Hi @User_P21GF , Remove the highlighted rows from your obis.properties file, delete the PYTHONPATH environment variable (take a backup of its value eventually), then restart OAS and try again. This is to make sure that you are using the default Python distribution embedded in OAS. It would also be useful to see how you…

Hi @User_P21GF , Can you please give us more details about your data flow such as the training step that you are using, the configuration settings that you are using, etc. ? Did you alter the PYTHONPATH variable in obis.properties located under $DOMAIN_HOME/config/fmwconfig/bienv/OBIS or defined a PYTHONPATH environment…

Hi @User_P21GF , Did you install the libraries required for machine learning as per documentation?

Hi @Sisanda , From the blue bar on the top it looks like the system is trying to loading something. Did you add longitude and latitude columns and a measure in your Criteria tab?

Hi @Sisanda , You are looking in the wrong place. Custom Point Layer is not a view type, but something that you can apply on the top of an existing Map view. Please follow this step-by-step process: Add a Map view in the Results tab Click on the Edit view icon (pencil) to open the layout editor for your Map view Click on…

Hi @Sisanda , You can define a custom point layer directly in the analysis editor (Results tab). When you add a new map format to a map view, the option Custom Point Layer is displayed by default when the selected map format supports point features.

Hi @VijayDeenaNathChouhan , I'd start by defining a presentation variable for each prompt (e.g. PV_Year and PV_Month). Then, I'd create a new calculated column in your analysis Criteria as follows (assuming that both Year and Month are string, otherwise you have to convert them accordingly): CAST("YearColumn" || - ||…

Hi @Sisanda , I suppose that you already imported the background map and the layers in OBIEE using the Manage Map Data page, and that you are trying to create an analysis to display features on a map based on latitude and longitude, am I correct? If so, you have to edit the map view in your analysis editor, create a new…

Hi @User_HGRRZ , I'd raise a SR since it looks like a bug. In the meantime, you could try setting your browser locale to English rather than Spanish (and eventually do the same in your Profile section).