Take a look at this blog for some guidance.

You can’t get all of this information from a single source. Regarding the User creation dates, you might be able to get this from the WebLogic export facility - https://www.oracle.com/webfolder/community/middleware/3687605.html With regards to the user groups, you’ll need a WLST script and there are loads of examples…

It should not be an issue.

My suggestion would be to try it out. I can’t see a hyphen being an issue. I’ve personally had it configured on servers with hyphens in the host name. These instructions in this 3 part white paper are very detailed. OBIEE SSO white paper…

Have you checked your Presentation Server & Java Host log files? There may be some clues in those log files.

which browser are you using ? which OS?

Can you check your query logs and share the SQL that has been generated by the BI Server?

Swap the CURRENT_DATE & the “TIME”.”DATE” columns around in your formula.

look at - https://support.oracle.com/knowledge/Enterprise%20Performance%20Management%20and%20Business%20Intelligence/2268961_1.htm… To get your dashboard URL, you can go to the catalog and navigate to your dashboard and the URL displayed in your browser can be copied and used above. You can also use the relative path which…

I would strongly recommend using BI Publisher‘s bursting capabilities. https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/bi12214/bip/BIPDM/GUID-A926D588-426F-47C7-8A9A-B0A7959C5814.htm#GUID-A926D588-426F-47…

Another more straightforward option would be to upgrade to 12c...

Beaten by @Christian Berg! Great minds think alike... (so they say)

You’ll need to create these in your repository. You’ll also need a well formed time dimension that has hierarchy defined. Take a look at @Gianni Ceresa‘s blog for some ideas . https://gianniceresa.com/2017/01/time-series-functions-why-how-what-where-obiee/ Also, this blog describes how to use the TODATE function for YTD…

That’s one reason why it’s good to be multilingual!

Can you change your JAVA_HOME to C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_231 https://support.oracle.com/knowledge/Enterprise%20Performance%20Management%20and%20Business%20Intelligence/2537688_1.htm…

One way to achieve this is to create 2 compound layouts; one with the column and one without the column in the same analysis. The second step would be to create a dashboard with 2 sections that have conditions on them. The first condition would be a count of the column > 0 for the compound layout with the column and the…

The syntax is of this form, the | indicates the OR: (|(givenName=James)(givenName=Jim)(givenName=Jimmy)

Try this syntax with quotes and check if it makes any difference: (@{pv_category}['@']{'Enter a default value here'})

Have you tried using the WebLogic Admin console? You can use this to export/import these artefacts - This blog gives you some further information on this. Are you referring to Application Policies?

The point I tried to make earlier is what if you return data that has not values in that column? What would be the heading in that instance?