Upgrade Publisher from an unsupported 10g to an unsupported 11g? Why not upgrade to a supported version that is less than 10 years old? The database being more than 10 years younger than your Publisher, it's probably the security settings limiting the version of drivers allowed to connect. If it's that (but you don't give…

Just remember one thing: 11g to 12c is a major version change, upgrade your catalog objects!

@BenFreez It's great that you had a fix and posted a message back here to say it came from Oracle. Just a note: if you got the fix through a SR, you can't share it freely. Other users also need to raise an SR to get it (because SR and MOS are paid private content and can't be shared publicly). Not that I don't want you to…

OBIA already support OAS, OAS on Marketplace is nothing else: just an OAS installed with standard config (and a number of issues because of a very poorly done install, but they started to understand that point and are slowly fixing it). Still, you maybe better install your own OAS in an OCI compute instance to have an even…

With all the respect for the people writing MOS documents: this is one of the most chaotic and poorly copy/pasted piece of content I have seen in quite some time (and I did send this feedback in the page). "Hey, let's take an OAC note, call it as OAS and not even bother in renaming things or making it look like we didn't…

I do get your point, but it's sadly a different generation of products: OBIA 11.1.1.10.3 is kind of stuck on the technical environment of OBIEE 12.2.1.3/.4 : WebLogic 12.2.1.3 and FMW 12.2.1.3. OAS didn't go much further away as it's stuck on WebLogic 12.2.1.4 and FMW 12.2.1.4 But that little .1 of difference is enough to…

That's exactly why I said that OAS doesn't touch your OBIA install: you keep all your current install, including WebLogic, FMW, ODI, OBIEE etc. OAS does its own life on the side, it isn't aware of OBIA because it doesn't need to. You only migrate the content, not the server.

As far as I know OAS is fully independent and doesn't touch at all your OBIA install (you keep it as it is), you just migrate the OBIEE content (RPD + catalog) on OAS and connect to that one. I didn't check if they now use the same WebLogic and FMW, they weren't the same versions and that's why OAS was just installed on…

As that same document says, Deprecated: Deprecated features won't be enhanced in the future but are supported for the full life of the Oracle Analytics Server. Where indicated, a deprecated feature might be desupported in a future, major update. It means that the feature is just the same as you got in 12c and does work and…

Look for "Oracle Marketing Segmentation" : https://docs.oracle.com/en/middleware/bi/analytics-server/whats-different-oas/index.html#OASWD-GUID-C907A4B0-FAFD-4F54-905C-D6FCA519C262

Nothing changed, the WSDL is still the same version.

Hi, It's not a good practice (in fact it's against the rules) to double post in multiple places the same question. And you also should consider writing a proper thread explaining a bit what you are thinking because nobody can fully know what you have in mind with just one sentence. It's also always a good practice to post…

Thanks, now I believe I understand your request. So you are using OAS 5.9, you have your subject areas coming from the RPD and you use them in DV, all good till here. Technically in the RPD you don't sort things, that's why you don't have an attribute on the presentation or logical column to set an ascending or descending…

Hi, Sorry but what version and tool are you using? There is a tag "11g", but a screenshot of DV, and then it's about the Admintool : I got lost... In the Admin tool you don't write queries, you model things, it's normal that you can't write a SELECT (you can write a select as an opaque view in the physical layer if that's…

Posting multiple time isn't going to make it any better and is against the rules of the community. Nobody in here is paid to look after threads and reply, it's a community effort: if somebody has something to reply, they will, without reposting again the same thing.

If you did set the portal path value in the frontend, that's not really the session variable. In OAS sessions variables are defined in the RPD, they have an initialization blocks defining how the variables are populated. Most of the time the init blocks contains queries, a query will do the job based on whatever condition…

That's what the session variable PORTALPATH does: it's a session variable, it's unique for every single user based on whatever condition you need.

Do you expect the page to change and tell you that your session expired? There are various kind of session timeout or expiration, and because it's just a webpage, it will maybe not tell you the session is gone if you don't move, but as soon as you try to do something you get a popup telling you the session is gone and you…

Yes, my understanding of the role of DEFAULT here is to say "follow the default choice path to know what your homepage should be". And my understanding of the default choice path is user account properties first, PORTALPATH after and finally the default homepage if nothing else was set.

BIP is "inside" OAS, it comes together and so you already have BIP and OAS at the same time. The 2 do not interfere with each other. While BIP can use OAS subject areas as sources, everything else is independent: in BIP you will need to rebuild your reports and everything. You can also display a BIP report as a "basic"…