W_USERS_D T8402 /* Data Filter */ Actually I think you want to follow the steps described here: https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/12211/biee/BIEMG/GUID-1FDC0A15-9DE7-4838-9C0E-03290F5558B2.htm#dataaccess_db_level

What is the Error Message? Hard to tell what's going on exactly without that. Probably you need to check your javahost limits like Christian said: https://support.oracle.com/epmos/faces/DocumentDisplay?_afrLoop=521982636075038&id=1595671.1

You can use action links to drill to detail: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E28280_01/bi.1111/e10544/actions.htm#BIEUG644

Yes, that makes (much more) sense, although I have had rare occasions on which minor changes were not propagated hence my suggestion.

Also is this the only change that you are trying to apply? As a workaround it might help if you are including other changes like adding a column. On rare occasions very minor changes seem to be missed

Have you tried to check out the entire RPD and apply the change?

@user1137177 Did we sufficiently answer your question? If so, please close the question

We cannot help you unless you answer at least the following questions: What exactly did you try, What Is the exact error, which Obiee version do you use, ..

You can try using something like COUNT (DISTINCT "Resort" BY "Guest Name") > 1 OR SUM("Stays" by "Guest Name") > 1 in your filter section

You can set the default display format in the column properties (when you are creating an analysis with that column in it). It can be set for the column itself or for all columns with the same datatype. I think your prompt values will be show in the correct format, but I didn't test it myself so not sure. As an alternative…

ahhhh ok.. I think I understand...the 'feature' that you would like to have is actually the issue. The fix was to STOP negative values to be included in percent calculations, not the other way around ;-)

Beaten by the other two gents ;-)

Hi Christopher, You can download the sample app from here: OBIEE Samples That enables you to have it on your own laptop (or server) and do with it what you like

Well, as you can read in the same post that issue was fixed. It's not possible, really, I don't know what else to say. Please create a new post for the other question so other people may benefit from it as well.

See, that is what happens if you try to mix negative numbers with positive numbers, it will return very weird results (158.1 % ???). The information from the pie-chart is very confusing and hard to understand. As I said negatives in a pie-chart are NOT possible. Try a bar chart instead, that will allow you to plot…

Think about it: Plotting negatives in a pie-chart makes no sense whatsoever. What is your business requirement, what insight do you need to create? I doubt using a pie-chart will give you that insight (in fact pie-charts are rarely the best visualization for anything IMHO) Please share with us what you are trying to…

+1 @Gianni Ceresa

Does the content open in a popup window in the other browsers? If yes, then check your popup blocker settings in chrome.

As Gianni is already saying, the term performance on itself doesn't really mean that much, you need to define what exactly you want to measure and what to compare it to. Your performance will not magically improve just by using another tool, you will need to know what you are doing to get it working right. OBIEE <>…

Sure, you can get the error message from S_NQ_ERR_MSG. You can see which jobs have failed in S_NQ_JOB. Both table are in the RCU schema. You will have to create another agent that will check for errors regularly. I don't think you can have obiee send a message (out of the box) as soon as the agent fails.