If you know the frequency, let's say within last 24 hours, you can use TRUNC(SYSDATE)-1 This automatically picks records from the last 24 hours (yesterday to now). You can adjust the interval as needed (e.g., use SYSADATE-(1/24) for hourly, etc.). This avoids parameters altogether if your schedule runs consistently (daily,…

@Riyaz Ali-Oracle - I did not get the update. it is pointing to the same Idea.

Thank you, Silvio, for the update. It will certainly help to publish the timeline for these features for the GA.

Dear Community, please share your comments and vote if it will be useful for you. Hoping to get urgent attention from Oracle. Thank

My suggestion is to describe in detail with the use case and business justification so that Product Team can provide some guidance.

Appreciate if we can get a pipeline of future functionality that is already in development or planned to be developed in next 3-6 months. Thanks

Jay, appreciate if we can get a timeline/ETA when this functionality will be available. Thanks

Agree this would really help! Upvoted.

Thank you for sharing, appreciate it.

This will be a good feature, hopefully it gets required and immediate attention.

Thanks for logging the idea, absolutely agree with it. Hopefully it gets addressed soon.

Thanks for sharing, it is very well explained. One question is how to find who our CEAL or Center of Excellence counterpart is.

I think if the group isn’t visible in your IDCS tenant, you can create it manually and map it to the FAW Service Administrator Role under your FDI/FAW application in IDCS.

I do not have the instance handy, but can you see if Hire Date and Termination Date are available in the Subject Area and following logic can give you active employees in 2025 Hire Date <= '31-Dec-2025' AND (Termination Date IS NULL OR Termination Date >= '01-Jan-2025')

You can preprocess your source data (e.g., in Excel or a script) to remove tags using a simple regex, this keeps only the plain content. Hope it helps!

It is most likely something to do with Network Perimeters, If you have admin rights: Go to Oracle Cloud Console → Identity → Sign-on Policies Locate the policy assigned to Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence (FDI). Review: Network Perimeters: Confirm whether the public IPs from the affected offices are included. Conditions:…

Can you share URL of that YouTube video, and I will also take a look?

As Gianni mentioned, it is worth asking in Customer Connect under Procurement to get the required attention. In the meantime, I will see if I can get some time to look at it in my internal env.

Yes, you are right I was also not able to open the link, and I thought it might be because of my VPN/Firewall. I guess Oracle Support should be able to help by making the link public or finding out with Product Development Team for further assistance.

Log an SR, please see if Oracle Support can help. They have a bigger knowledge base and also access to the Product Development Team who can assist to determine if it is supported or not. Thanks