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Hi Rahul, What Brendan said :) But if you invest some extra seconds to express what you are trying to do, how, where, with what tool, we can probably point you to the right forum for it.
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The URL parameters just define filters like you could define them in the criteria tab of your analysis. The GO URL syntax is really just for filtering, mostly used when navigating to a different subject area and therefore an action link wouldn't automatically pass the point of view of the clicked link (with the values of a…
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You had the same question a few weeks ago, the same answers apply here: https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/27118/set-up-oauth-2-0-databricks-credentials-for-oac-and-oci-di If you are asking for a new feature, as said in your previous question, you should post an idea (the link was given for…
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Hi, Welcome to the Oracle Analytics community and forum. If you want to increase your chances, you should post a sample dataset of what you are working with, and then the expected output based on that sample dataset. Because you are probably spending a number of hours on this thing and therefore your question does make…
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Hi, Welcome to the Oracle Analytics community and forum. I'm sure you have spent some time on that issue and therefore the question does make sense for you. But here nobody really knows exactly your situation and what you are trying to do. You have a formula returning a date, another thing that could maybe be a date or…
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Hi, Publicly there isn't a roadmap for OAS because OAS doesn't receive regular new features. Once released a OAS version only receives fixes. Therefore the roadmap wouldn't be much interesting as it would be valid only once a year… The common rule is that OAS is based on the January release of OAC, looking at all the new…
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Hi, Welcome to the Oracle Analytics community and forum. Everything is written in the dashboard page itself. As said as reply to your idea, runcat works at the catalog object level. What is the catalog object in this situation? The dashboard page. The section inside the page is not a catalog object, therefore it isn't a…
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It isn't a technical limitation, runcat works at the catalog object level, and it does it correctly. A dashboard page section is not a catalog object, it's a "virtual" object, and is defined by the code of the dashboard page itself. They aren't child objects of the dashboard page, the only catalog object is the dashboard…
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What exact product are you using? (OAC by default is empty, has no content, therefore you are using a product that gave you that subject area) Just to know if this question should be moved to the FDI category, or if you should instead ask it in a different forum covering Fusion products.
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Hi, Welcome to the Oracle Analytics community and forum. Where does your SSL certificates come from? Who is the signer? If it isn't a publicly accepted CA, did you import the CA certificate in the default trust keystore? If you search in MOS the error you posted, you will find a number of results with that same error.…
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In the cloud, it is a cloud product, https://cloud.oracle.com . You maybe had a more precise question, but your question doesn't have any content… You can also start from the documentation on how to getting started with FDI:…
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Great it did work :)
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Hi, You turned a list of IDs into a string, not fully sure why. If you have multiple plant IDs for a single user, you shouldn't concatenate them into a string. You can define a session variable being the list of plant IDs the user has access to. You use the row-wise initialization to assign a list of values to the session…
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Glad it works. Everything that can be done "graphically" has a "code" equivalent, it just isn't as direct as a click on a chart (could be interesting if there was a "generate code" option for those things).
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You could also consider BottomN, but that's an aggregation function and because it does remove the records not matching the "n", no idea how it will behave in a data flow, and you maybe don't want to lose the other records. Also keep in mind RANK assign the same ranking to the same value, you will still need to handle…
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You have an "annoying" data type for this… (a date, with a number it is a bit "lighter"). The LSQL rank function works only in that way, in descending order, and doesn't have any flag or attribute to change the behaviour (at least nothing that has been documented in the past 15+ years). Therefore you need to cheat, and use…
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Do you need RANK to start with 1 or you just need the order given by RANK? This depends on your planned usage of that column value…
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And that's what ideas are for (or your own internal channels inside Oracle): https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/categories/oracle-analytics-publisher-idea-lab
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https://community.oracle.com/customerconnect And follow instructions given there to to connect.
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You come from OBIEE, nothing changed in OAS on how the RPD/Semantic Model is handled. In OBIEE you had a single RPD at any point in time, it's the same with OAS. You can create multiple semantic models with the web-based Semantic Modeler in your single OAS, that's not an issue, but you should not deploy any of them if you…