Has the password of your weblogic admin user changed? You can recreate the boot.properties file by following these instructions: https://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/tutorials/obe/fmw/wls/12c/15-BootProp--4471/bootproperties.htm

using host name as you did is the right way to go. Have you checked the Node Manager log files for any errors that might give you a clue of what the exact issue is?

Follow these instructions in order to change the OBIEE server ip address correctly https://support.oracle.com/knowledge/Enterprise%20Performance%20Management%20and%20Business%20Intelligence/2210291_1.htm…

Can you check you sawlog0.log file to see if there are any descriptive errors in there?

You may want to start with a look at Oracle Apex - https://blogs.oracle.com/proactivesupportepm/obiee-apex-integrationhttps://blogs.oracle.com/proactivesupportepm/obiee-apex-integration https://blogs.oracle.com/proactivesupportepm/obiee-apex-integration OBIEE is an Analytical tool and has something called Writeback - which…

Do you have an Oracle Client on your OBIEE server? If you do,can you connect via SQL Plus to your DB? Can you try pinging the DB server from your OBIEE server as well?

Take a look at - https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E63231_01/doc/BIAUP/GUID-53B66A65-2571-4B8E-88F3-78F9F59B60AC.htm#BIAUP-GUID-53B66A65-2571-4B8E-88F3-78F9F59B60AC

Do you have a tnsnames.ora file in the right location for the Admin tool? https://support.oracle.com/knowledge/Enterprise%20Performance%20Management%20and%20Business%20Intelligence/2068474_1.htm…

Have you looked here - https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/bi-foundation/documentation/bi-apps-098545.html ?

Have you checked all of the RCU schemas? Ensure all of the RCU users are all unlocked.

No, unless you remove the inline prompt and replace it with a dashboard prompt placing both the dashboard prompt and your analysis on a dashboard.

is P_GODINA a numerical value?

In the Advanced tab of your analysis, set the prefix to: SET VARIABLE DISABLE_CACHE_HIT=1, LOGLEVEL=2; See - Oracle Support Document 1902667.1 (OBIEE 11g How to see the Physical Query Sent to the Database from an Analysis?) can be found at: https://support.oracle.com/epmos/faces/DocumentDisplay?id=1902667.1

I thought you already had an HR_SECURITY table?

but @skull you'd then need to maintain the user/application role mappings in WebLogic. Pushing this down to the application ensures that you don't have to replicate the security and can just have it maintained outside of OBIEE and only in 1 place.

Zero and NULl aren’t the same. You’d have to ensure that you have an actual Zero value for it to be plotted. If you need it plotted then you’d need to have a zero value in your fact table.

The approach I’d use in this scenario would be to take out the SELECT statement of your function additionally adding a where clause using the USER Session Variable and create an Initilalization Block and then a Session Variable. You can then reference the new Session Variable which should a Y or N for each user.

Insight as far as I'm aware is the Eloqua reporting tool which really is OBIEE 11.1.1.9. What have you tried in order to build this analysis? What does your subject area look like? Do you have access to make modifications to the repository?

First step would be to look at your Java Host , Presentation Services & BI Server log files. Take a look in these and let us know if you identify anything in there that might help to get to the root cause of your issue.

If you have standard Weblogic LDAP Users that you need to migrate then you can do this in the Admin Console My Realm > Migration > Export Specify a directory on your server where you want the migration artefacts created. You'll then copy over all of the content from here to your target server and then use the Admin Console…