Have you looked at the AppData\Local\DVDesktop folder? On the surface it seems it should as easy as deleting folders. That said - this is Oracle we're talking about. Good luck.

Try making your population column a measure instead of an attribute.

You haven't provide a whole lot to go on, but if you're looking to create a new data source with just the cites missing population, take a look at Data Flows. Otherwise, I would think you could just use filters.

I don't know that everyone's experience will be the same, but I simply uninstalled DV2 (I didn't delete anything - just uninstalled) and then installed DV3. All content was intact when I fired new new version up.

Thought I would provide what I've come up with so far... If I use the following: http://<obi server>/analytics/saw.dll?catalog&action=browse&path=%2Fshared%2F<my custom folder>&name=* I can navigate via URL to any folder - check in the box - need this. If I use the following: http://<obi…

There is no easy way. We ended up installing R 3.1.1. separately, then we installed AA on a machine that had Internet connectivity and copied the resulting R libraries from that machine onto the one without Internet. There were also couple properties/json files we had to update as well to point to the manually installed R…