I don't know what R&A is, but the fact you are building a "classic" analysis and not a DV workbook makes me believe it isn't a very new version… In current versions of OAC, it looks like it can accept generic values like "year", but this then expect the tool to guess how to handle that. But in older versions, historically,…

Hi, Welcome to the Oracle Analytics and AI community. AGO in "classic" expects the second parameter to be a time level, the name of the level you want AGO to work on in your time hierarchies in your subject area. Just "year" isn't really a level (mostly because the full name for a level would be at least "presentation…

Hi @rafaszbelmont , Welcome to the Oracle Analytics and AI community. This is the wrong forum for your question, but the answer is easy: no… There is no way to know if there are resources available other than trying to create an instance and it either succeed or fail with the capacity error. Free instances comes after paid…

@Tony_OAS_Apex_User , what Gayathri means is that there isn't an OAS version 8.4. If you aren't sure about the version number, that can be a bit tricky as it changed over time, you can reference your OAS by the year it was released. For future reference: Year Version 2026 26.01.0.0.0 2025 8.2.0 2024 7.6.0 2023 7.0.0 2022…

What does the logs tell you? Because the GUI only gives a generic error message, but if you check your OAS logs you should see the real error. You maybe just misspelled something… And what is your database? (EBS being what it contains, not the database itself that has a vendor and version)

@Gabriela Peñaranda , It's worth knowing that Oracle AI Agent Studio is a Fusion product (not an Oracle Analytics product), and isn't related to AIDP or other OCI AI services. The AI Agent Studio is covered by a parallel, but independent, forum that covers all the Fusion products:…

There are pros and cons, that's a fact. I would say the "easy" solution would be to just have a single folder in /shared where you put all your datasets and data flows. You set the security on that folder to allow access to DV Authors and you call it a day. Your datasets and data flows will be managed mostly like you were…

Hi, your question apparently wasn't posted and only the title is still there. Maybe you want to add some context? Even just some details on the products you are asking about, "Oracle Analytics and AI" could be fairly generic…

It is more complicated than this… First of all: your dataset and dataflow don't need to be in the same shared folder if you only want your user to use that data in workbooks. This is where the difference in native catalog objects vs other objects plays a role. It makes it fairly complicated and you better define a process…

I see your point, and I will not say you aren't right. You should always keep in mind what objects you are working with: "classic" objects fully respect the old catalog permissions, while the new DV objects weren't in the catalog at all for datasets and data flows (only workbooks were). Therefore the "unified catalog" is…

AIDP isn't like FDI, which is a set of other products (namely mostly OAC) with prebuilt content. You can connect and extract your Fusion data in AIDP, but then it's up to you to do whatever you want with it. If it would have all the prebuilt content that FDI does have, it would then be a replacement for FDI, which at this…

Hi, Welcome to the Oracle Analytics and AI community. When a feature is in limited availability (LA), it usually means access should be enabled instance by instance (just the right region isn't enough). JR shared his email address, that's your way through it: send him an email, provide all the details of your AIDP instance…

Hi Tony, For what you describe, snapshots are pointless because you only want to migrate a given report or set of files, and you don't want to bring along the whole instance (snapshots it's mostly all or nothing, you have little to no granularity in it). I believe I remember past discussions here in the forum about…

Hi, The comments on objects in the semantic model aren't populated from the physical source you are using. It has never been the case and it isn't expected. Your approach of generating the JSON outside the semantic model and then copy it back in the semantic model is the correct approach if you want to include the comments…

Hi, Welcome to the Oracle Analytics and AI community and forum. What do you mean by SQL Server 19c? Oracle Database 19c or Microsoft SQL Server 2019? If it's the first, yes, absolutely, if it's the second, in the certification document I see that up to 2016 it's certified. But the certification file was mostly produced in…

Hi, Welcome to the Oracle Analytics and AI community. You are asking about AI Agent Studio: do you mean the one in Fusion products and not related to AIDP? If that's the case, you should visit the forum covering all the Fusion products, including AI Agent Studio, find the best matching category (they do have a lot of them,…

By looking at your 2 results, the difference is in what metric you expect to be used to define a Top10 list. I would say that your question is the reason for the different results, because it is extremely vague. You ask a Top10, but don't give a single hint on what measure you want the Top10 to be based on. If you ask such…

9514 was the port of the Model Administration tool online connection. The Catalog Manager does need to connect to the public interface of your OAS/OAC. And the usage of analytics-ws instead of analytics is because, connecting to the public front-end of the product, analytics is protected by the lightweight SSO, while…

Hi, What you could fairly safely do is generating LSQL queries for your needs. OAC has that in its MCP tools. If you work with OAS, you will need to give your LLM your presentation layer (fairly simple) and the specifications of LSQL (because it isn't SQL). The OAC tool does that, it does let the LLM know the LSQL syntax.…

If you use a single fact table and only dimension tables physically connected to it, setting or not setting the content levels doesn't change the query generated. That's why your semantic model was working just fine. If you want the best designed semantic model, then yes: you should define the content levels. It is a…