Adding to @Michael Verzijl, you can find your port numbers for the various OBIEE components by running the status.sh or status.cmd script located in the bitools director in verbose mode https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/12212/biee/BIESG/GUID-6543ADEA-8161-4C90-9AEA-A132C292D2EE.htm#BIESG9269

https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/bi12214/biee/BIESC/GUID-FA0DFEC2-B39C-45DD-9870-0CEB04BDFC71.htm#BIESC6429 For information about configuring Oracle Business Intelligence to participate in custom SSO environments, for example, setting up SSO using SiteMinder, see article 1287479.1 on My Oracle Support at:…

Very possible that it is browser cache. Always best to close down all browser tabs/windows to ensure that browser cache is cleared.

Did you Disable Out Of Band Breaks (OOB)?

No problem. Happy to help.

I agree with @Gianni Ceresa. Looking at the Oracle documentation, it references Oracle Database 10g, Oracle Discoverer, Oracle BI Beans which are all old technologies.

Take a look at this thread - Obiee General Problem

You didn’t specify what issues you faced with your in place upgrade. An option would be to install 12.2.1.4 on a new server and import a BAR file with your 12.2.1.2 artefacts. More information on BI Archive (BAR) files can be found here:…

You’ll have to add the “dimension“ table as a logical table source in your logical fact and then add the “measure” columns into the logical fact.

I'd strongly suggest moving this to the forum.

Male and Female sound like dimensional attributes. Can you provide a screenshot of the layout of your pie chart? Some other basic information that you need to provide is the version of OBIEE, which OS.

It is the time in which a user session lasts and doesn’t need to re authenticate. Look at these 2 articles for guidance on setting this up. Oracle Support Document 2469424.1 (OBIEE 12c: How to Set the Session Timeout) can be found at: https://support.oracle.com/epmos/faces/DocumentDisplay?id=2469424.1…

Have you looked at your log files for any clues? Have you tried saving to a different location? Can you navigate to the dashboard location in Catalog Manager?

What OS, what version of OBIEE, which service isn't up? which log files have you looked at? How do you stop/start your OBIEE instance? Lots of questions need answering before anyone here can provide you with some assistance..

I’d suggest you take 1 analysis and look at the XML before and after changing the graph property. You can use an XML editor to compare both XML files. Once you’ve found the code difference, you can then do a global XML search and replace with the catalog manager. Score making global catalog changes always take a backup!

Several ways. One of which is to go to the Manage > Sessions menu in the Admin tool. Just select your session and you’ll see a list of all variables and their actual values.

Look at this to set up the variable prompt: https://gerardnico.com/dat/obiee/obips/presentation_variable_initialization You can then then reference your presentation variable in the filter of your analyses Select the Presentation Variable option Enter he name of your variable in the Variable Expr field

yep. Just use 1 variable prompt and in the filters of your analyses, you can use the presentation variable to pass the value/s selected in your dashboard prompt down to these analyses on your dashboard.

instead of a column prompt, use a variable prompt which populates a presentation variable. You can then use the presentation variable in the filter of the analyses on your dashboard.