thanks @Tilen let us investigate and get back to you asap.

Hi @Tilen can you confirm which background map this is happening for (you can see this in your map visualization properties tab). And can you confirm also this is happening on all your vanilla backgrounds ? let us know, thanks. @Gautam Pisharam-Oracle FYI

Hi @Keerthana Sekar , if what you are looking for is a list of DV workbooks (not sure what you mean exactly by reports), in addition to Catalog Manager you may also take a look at the Governance extension in the Oracle Analytics Extensions library here Analytics Library Extensions for DV | Oracle. That may help for DV…

Hi @Sisanda , @Gautam Pisharam-Oracle and I are emailing you right away. Let's enable you rapidly. thanks

thanks @User_4VNZ5 let us reach out to you by email, we will walk you through the process and see if it applies to your use case.

For this number of pairs, you are probably better off creating line geometries ahead of time in the Oracle Database and then visualizing them natively in OAC. I assume each pair is sequenced chronologically on your lines, right ? We can help you generate this today if you are not familiar with the process. One question…

@PTheodore you are correct, the output of the extension is mainly of the various datasets generated. From there, users be reasonably able to build visualizations they need for their own lineage questions. Let us know if you run into troubles with that aspect. Thanks.

Hi @Sisanda connect with us directly by email, all we need is your OCID (Id of your Oracle Cloud) and we can enable the feature right away on your machine. Starting november, cusotmers will be able to directly activate the feature on your environment without having to email Oracle. But yours will already be active anyways.…

Thanks @User_4VNZ5 , can you elaborate on the use case where you need to connect more than two lat long pairs. In particular, up to how many pairs to connect do you have a need for ? Thanks

Hello @User_4VNZ5 the capability you mention is to connect a starting lat long and an ending lat long wiht a line on a map, even if your input data are only the two lat longs pairs. We are working on this feature and hoping to have it part of the product in first half 2025. In the meantime there is a viz plugin in the…

Thanks @Gianni Ceresa , you are correct. The output of this custom extension at this point are the datasets that allow you to run your own 'lineage' queries. We are not posting a workbook along with the package because capabilities of OAC keep growing, our workbook would soon be outdated with capabilities.

Hi @Hasan Sd you can also find a custom extension named Image Gallery under Analytics library (https://www.oracle.com/business-analytics/data-visualization/extensions/) that may help with your question. Not exactly the same but could help, see the video that presents it below. Extensions are examples of custom…

Thanks @Joel starting November 2024 (next month), OAC will be able to natively support geometry datatypes, which means the output of Spatial Studio (or any other data table with geo data in it) will be directly visible in an OAC map without requiring preliminary upload of layers. If urgent, that capability can already be…

Hello @Jean-Pierre Hoedenaeken , hope you are well. If that helps, I'd be happy to have a call with you in our own timezone about the Assistant feature. Feel free to email me directly. A bientot. Philippe

Nice Infographic @Khatre-Oracle !

Hi @Mirithu have you tried right clicking the chart and selecting the sort by metric ? that should work, let us know. Tks

Thanks @SteveF-Oracle

@ym-Oracle , as an Oracle employee, please also use Oracle email for such feedbacks on plugin questions.

Thanks for the update @User_CMGSU and for the solution, we should have thought of this to begin with. Glad things operate now.

Thanks @SteveF-Oracle and @User_CMGSU for spotting this, I will follow up with Prasenjit in our team and he or me will get back asap.