Try this: Oracle Business Intelligence: Scheduler tables in OBIEE 11g

In addition to what @Martin van Donselaar has suggested, you can get this information from your Usage Tracking tables if you have enabled Usage Tracking.

you can "chain" a job to another so that when one finishes, it triggers the next job

Is the WebLogic home that was specified during the installation correct? [2018-01-01T15:17:54.037+04:00] [as] [ERROR] [] [oracle.as.install.bi] [tid: 15] [ecid: 0000M2lNVYh5yW^5xV_AiW1QIXDm000006,0] Invalid weblogic home specified: C:\Oracle_Middleware_Home\wlserver_10.3

Why aren’t you using the front end to build your analysis? If you must do it this way, replace your aliases saw_0 etc with the actual column names.

Still feeling the reverberations now!

Hi @2693347 Have you looked at the BI server logs to see if there are any query logs relating to this issue?

If you're referring to skipped level hierarchies, then you can create a level based hierarchy and define the structure as Skipped Levels:

Hi @819624 is this relevant to you?

Is this of any help? https://support.oracle.com/epmos/faces/DocumentDisplay?_afrLoop=272135673253408&parent=EXTERNAL_SEARCH&sourceId=PROBLEM&…

Have you tried the ODBC driver method and it doesn't work?

Not sure this is possible as the BI Server is required for repository connectivity. The other question is why would you want your BI Server down anyway?

The Usage Tracking tables have a cache flag (S_NQ_ACCT.CACHE_IND_FLAG) to indicate whether a query ran from cache.

You'd need to use ODBC for the Salesforce connection. Look at this blog for details.

As I said earlier, do you have any custom styles/skins? If you do, it could be an idea to use the default skin/style on this dashboard to rule out a conflict created by using a custom style/skin.

Do you have any custom skin/styles applied or do you have any custom javascript? If so, remove these just to validate that these aren't causing a problem. Also worth using F12 to access your browser developer tools to assist you in debugging this.

For the purpose of the rest of the Community, as this thread has been answered and closed, I'd suggest you open a new thread and you can reference this thread in the thread that you open. Happy to help if I can if you do this.

what the errors indicate are the OBIEE is unable to connect to your RCU schema. Can you try connecting to your RCU database from your OBIEE server? Try SQL*Plus or try to tnsping the database from the OBIEE server to validate connectivity.

Is this a question or a statement?

Can you check the scheduler log files for more details of the error? Provide this information in order for some assistance as the information supplied isn't enougn unfortunately.