As Mandeep said, this isn't the right forum, your question isn't about Oracle Analytics products. Fusion is covered in the Cloud Customer Connect forum (there are lot of categories, you should easily find one matching your needs).

If you need your 3 columns to be a single column to be used as recipients for your agent, just make a UNION analysis: you select the column A in the first request into a "recipient" column, then add a UNION and select column B for that same "recipient" column and you do it once more for your column C. The result is an…

Hi, You are almost there with the usage of SUBSTRING , all you need now is to use LOCATE to find the position of the bracket, and use that for your substring. Use LOCATE as the beginning of the substring, with a +1 to not get the bracket but just the numbers after.

Hi, If you are asking for Oracle Analytics Publisher Desktop Tools, no need to look any further, there isn't one for Mac. As you can see in the certification, it's a Windows-only thing: https://docs.oracle.com/en/middleware/bi/analytics-server/administer-oas/certification-clients.html This was also covered in a MOS…

What exact product name and version are you using? What kind of installation is that? What are you executing/calling exactly? The WSDL is there, the service is defined, therefore it would help if you could be more precise in what you are working with, and how you are trying to use it.

Can there be an alternate solution leveraging the extensions and Python code to achieve this functionality? Well, one of the steps of a data flow in OAS is "Apply Custom Script", therefore you can do whatever you want inside a custom script. It isn't designed for that I would say, but it will be able to do the job as it…

Hi, If this is the "idea" you posted asking this feature, you should post it in a different category: Because ideas are a different kind of content, it's better to create one following what the GUI asks (there are some questions asked to provide all the required info). Right now I will close this one as it's either the…

Hi @Subhakara Netala-Oracle , Your screenshot shows "ORA-01489: result of string concatenation is too long". This is the database kindly telling you that your physical query (on the database) did try to generate a string that is too long for that database. Your is an Oracle database, and the default maximum size for a…

@User_PWOBY , You mixed up a number of languages… Are you sure the field where you are entering the query expects SQL? If it does expect LSQL, that's a different language, and it doesn't have all the SQL operators, because it is just a different language. At first you had a WITH clause, which can't be used because the…

Just a note: speak with your DBAs and let them define the best way to handle the password of technical accounts. If you aren't a DBA, you shouldn't create profiles potentially massively weakening the security of your database accounts. Each company has different rules on how to handle password for humans and technical…

Hi, There isn't a LOOKUP function (well, technically you could achieve something similar with FILTER(… USING …) if you really want something close to LOOKUP), but you don't need it. You have the time series function to easily get the measure one year ago, and then you can do any kind of calculation you need with it. Look…

I don't have a 5.9 available, but let's assume that the "Users and Roles" page was already working the same as it is working now (it probably was very similar). The list of users is a call to a web service (GET /bi-sac-config-mgr/api/v1/security/Users?limit=25&offset=0&_=1732311723832 in my screenshot below) If you look in…

Hi Steve, Are your users defined in the lightweight LDAP in WebLogic Admin Console? Did you try with something like this: https://support.oracle.com/epmos/faces/DocContentDisplay?id=942525.1 ? You can get all the users with a WLST script (it's python 2 with a number of functions available to interact with the WebLogic…

Hi @CarolineH , your question has been moved to the OTBI category posted by Arjun above, no need to repost it there :)

Hi, I don't know if there is a formal description somewhere. What that option does is a special flag to handle the case when the legend would contain a single item. When you have 2+ values in a legend, it does make sense to display it because it shows what is what (by color etc.). But in the case when your legend has a…

@User_86E2M , Not sure what you mean with your message (the thread is about where to set a parameter based on an error OP got). Because this is a old thread, you could ask a new question, describing your situation, your question, the current behavior, the expected behavior, and what you did so far to try to change it. And…

As Nathan said, ORA-xxxxx errors are Oracle Database errors. On your side you should adapt your query if you want to avoid the error. Or take those ORA-xxxxx errors, your query and go speak with your DBA to see what can be done on the database side. The PGA limit can be defined at the database level (assuming you are…

Hi, Did you look at the generated queries? And while there also at the LSQL query? If the LSQL queries between your test and her test are exactly the same, then the physical query should give you answer on what is wrong. It is possible that there are extra filters added to the query based on the roles of users, and those…

By the way, the formulas are wrong… Or maybe somewhere in a virtual world the first day of current month is November 30.

@kalikhan , are you trying some GenAI service and randomly posting it? How about first reading the generate answer and see if it does make sense? If you really believe you need 4 calls to TIMESTAMPADD to get the first day of current month, you better think at it twice. Please don't post GenAI content: if people would like…