You need to have it UNSET when you start OracleBI. Did you just install this environment? On what OS are you running?

Do you have your display variable set because you just installed the machine? See 2095225.1 for more details.

You are sure that the RPD is uploaded correctly? Did you download it and see the code for the init block? Could you share what you are trying to execute in the init block?

Sagar Tippe wrote:<PurgeInstDays>45</PurgeInstDays> PurgeInstDays is not for purging S_NQ_ACCT: Specifies the number of days after which old job instances are deleted from the back-end database automatically. To prevent old job instances from being deleted automatically, set the value to 0 (zero). IF you REALLY want to do…

Why would you like to purge this data? It's quite handy to have lying around for a longer period to analyze your OBIEE environment.

I would still go for the blog of Robin and check the logging: http://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2014/11/auditing-obiee-presentation-catalog-activity-with-custom-log-filters/

Hi J, Is it really deleted? Have you checked the catalog on the OS? As far as I know, there is no process that automatically deletes the Shared Folders [quite happy about that ] Have your reviewed this blog by Robin?…

Few questions/remarks: * Which version of OBIEE are you using? * Do you have more details on the error message? * Your CAPS lock doesn't seem to work properly Also read the following blog: How To Ask Questions The Smart Way

Would not expect this behavior from cache to be honest. Could you share some SQL statements?

Which Oracle client and OBIEE client are you using 32 or 64 bit? Both should be in sync with each other.

Hi Sateesh, You add groups to roles, not roles to groups. Please review attached blog http://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2012/03/obiee-11g-security-week-managing-application-roles-and-policies-and-managing-sec… Michael

Hi @Wolfrm Christian and others are just trying to help you the best they can with the experience they have with Oracle-BI. Don't feel offended if they say you are doing it wrong. Maybe something needs to change in your job or the way your client is organized to get better working solutions. On-Topic: Michael

Download the Oracle-BI sample App from here: OBIEE Samples Please also start using 12c and not 11g.

For example below formula can be used: Address 1 = min(case when rank("ADDRESS_FIELD) = 1 then "ADDRESS_FIELD" end by "USERNAME") Address 2 = min(case when rank("ADDRESS_FIELD) = 2 then "ADDRESS_FIELD" end by "USERNAME") The following output will then be provided: Modelling this correctly in your environment would be much…

This can be a solution, but will probably end up in mixed address parts. For example you will get: Amsterdam, Netherlands but also on other rows Netherlands, Amsterdam. Does this have business value for you?

Hi Was more the reference to why he was not seeing the HTML option. Solution in blog itself is of course wrong. No offense taken here. Should have been a bit more clear. Op vrijdag 16 september 2016 heeft community-admin < community-prod-admin_ww@oracle.com> het volgende geschreven: Oracle Community…

Isn't this the issue here: Adventures in OBIEE: Missing "Treat Text As" options in OBIEE 11g ?

If you are new, I would recommend to start using 12c instead of 11g. Please read the documentation on Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library

Did you check the logfiles? Which version are you using 11g/12c?

Export to CSV so that you have at least something available? Or always bring your laptop to the meeting.