You'll need to look at the XML Schema Definition which defines the XML elements - Oracle Business Intelligence OBIEE 101: OBIEE obips_config_base.xsd This should help you identify which elements you need to modify in the instanceconfig.xml file

I would strongly suggest you create your own skin. I've included some URLs for your info. OBIEE11g - https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2010/12/oracle-bi-ee-11g-styles-skins-custom-xml-messages/ OBIEE 12c - https://blogs.oracle.com/proactivesupportEPM/entry/km_obiee12c_custom_styles This way you won't encounter these…

In that case, you'll need to start by creating your own custom style (https://support.oracle.com/epmos/faces/DocContentDisplay?id=2131220.1 ) and then take a look at this article which should give you an idea of what files you'll need to modify - OBIEE 12c: Remove the ‘New Home Page’ link - Red Stack Tech Essentially, you…

@Christian Berghas asked whether you want all links in the Create section removed but your answers are slightly contradictory. Do you want everything removed from this section? What about the links under the New drop down menu? Are you trying to remove those as well?

Could you check your Node Manager log file. Look for exceptions in there and post back in here.

Are you running the scripts using the same local admin user that was used to install OBIEE? Could we just rule that out to ensure this is or isn't a permissions issue?

Try running the scripts as Administrator.

http://www.siebelhub.com/main/2014/11/oracle-bi-sampleapp-public-instances.html?print=print

OK. In that instance, you can use the action link conditions to call 2 reports: 1 for the months (as you have already) which just passes the month to the detail report and the action link condition will be Month <> VALUEOF("CY")||'YTD'. A new detail report for the YTD where you'll have a year filter on the detail report…

Hi @901674 if I understand correctly, you don't want the Action Link active when "Month" = VALUEOF("CY")||'YTD' Do you want to exclude the Action Link when "Month" = VALUEOF("CY")||'YTD'? is that correct? If so, you could as mentioned earlier, use a condition on the Action Link where "Month" <> VALUEOF("CY")||'YTD'.

Have you tried adding a condition to your Action Link?

Looks like an upgrade should sort this out according to Oracle's note .

Have you compared the privileges of both users? Does the WebLogic user have access to Answers?

Take a look at this document - https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1221/core/BIMIG/GUID-49CDC85E-E823-4FC9-A4FF-729723181041.htm

Is your JAVA_HOME environment variable set up and pointing to this version of the JDK?

Hi Anilesh You'll need to use a request variable if you need to access it in your repository. Also, you'll need to create a session variable in your repository with the same name as your request variable. The dashboard prompt sets the value for your request variable and in turn it overwrites the value of the session…

You probably can achieve this with a presentation variable. In your dashboard prompt, populate a presentation variable that takes a value dependent on what currency type has been selected by the user. in the metric act amount column formula, you can reference the presentation variable. If you have OBIEE 12c, you can save…

That again is correct. If the structure is kept the same in all your environments then catalog migration is much easier and no additional work is required after archiving/unarchiving.

That is the process.

In your 2nd screenshot, click on the log viewer link and that should list out all of the log files. Alternatively, go directly to the server and access the log file directly.