If you column's datatype is actually a number, then you don't have to do any replacement since those commas are just a visual representation of the numerical value. If you go to column properties -> data format, you can uncheck the box of "Use 1000's separator" and you won't have those columns. If you need spaces, instead…

It just isn't supported, you can have only a single service instance. See here and here

A saved customization is like a snapshot of the current state of the dashboard so answering your question, no, that won't be possible.

Hi Charles, I see the problem now. You're re-adding the object directly from the dashboard page itself, so you're basically adding the same thing there so if the object already has an invalid reference, you're adding the same thing there, it won't work. What you need to do is, for example, find out where that object…

Hi Charles, That's weird. If you have objects in a dashboard page, ultimately, if you remove all of them and add them all again directly from the catalog, there should be no reason for you to have those warnings anymore. Can you provide some more screenshots of what you're doing? How the dashboard page looks when you start…

Personally, not a fan of that at all. If you rename things, you should do things properly and fix the references (use catalog manager or runcat.sh for that) so you don't have shortcuts laying around in your catalog. @Charles: For now, you can obviously try to do a quick fix so you have things working. However, what you…

You need to update the data sources connection details if you have changed the RCU schemas password. Take a look at this MOS document: here

Let me just add something quickly here. It's ok to ask questions about things you don't know but it's also expected that you put some effort into it. Asking things such as "where are the logs?" or "how do I see which ports are being used?" is being lazy and don't putting any effort into it since a quick google search will…

The issue is mentioned quite cleary in your logs: java.io.IOException: The server is unable to create a server socket for listening. The address 192.168.68.158 might be incorrect or another process is using port 9.506: java.net.BindException: Cannot assign requested address: JVM_Bind Start by checking if port 9506 is…

Start by looking at the nodemanager log file which you can find in <obiee_home>/user_projects/domains/domain-name/nodemanager Also a quick search for obiee log files will give you most of the information you need such as this

Hi, In your catmancredentials.properties file, change the parameters "login" and "pwd" to be all lowercases, such as: login=xxxx pwd=xxx Give it a go that way.

Assuming Orders is a measure and you have the proper hierarchies defined for those 2 dimensions, you can create a level based measure that will give you what you want. https://gerardnico.com/wiki/dat/obiee/obis/measure_level_based

Why would he do that? He can run into a whole lot of problems because it isn't a supported OS, have no idea why those problems happen and have no support from Oracle. If there's a certification matrix that tells you OBIEE isn't certified against a specific OS, why would you go against it?

Read this: https://dimensionality.ch/2017/05/06/installing-oracle-bi-on-windows-7-8-10/

Hi, I'm not aware of a way to expose that information in the front-end, in the catalog page, I think the 4 items you see (Name, Type, Last Modified, Owner) are the ones available by default. However, as Joel said, that information is stored in the catalog itself and you can get that information through the runcat utility.…

Sorry to insist on this but there's still something I don't follow completely. You say you have Employee Age on another Subject Area. Where does that Employee Age comes from? Because Employee Age should be an attribute in your Employee Dimension and therefore you should be able to use it in any Subject Area you create…

You had different issues in your formula such as comparing different things. For example, MONTH("Employee Personal Attributes"."Employee Birth Date")) < CURRENT_DATE. You're comparing a Month (number) to a date so it's obvious the formula won't work. A solution was already provided to you but I have a different question.…

Just add a duplicate layer column of AP Amount and select show data as percent of column.

Hi, That has nothing to do with OBIEE but with the results being returned by the query itself. Have you tried getting that query and running it directly against the database? You'll get the same issue. That error normally means that you have a string which is longer than 4000 characters which is the maximum supported by a…

Just to add something here. Saying "the application thrown an error" is as generic as it can be. You don't really give any details about what went wrong, what error are you getting? Have you checked the logs? Since you aren't really giving much information, the most people will give you are generic answers as well, for…