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@Prasenjit_Thakur-Oracle , beautiful visualization, thx for sharing with the community. Keep it up!
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@Sowmiya Ranganathan , beautiful visualization, thx for sharing with the community. Keep it up!
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@Rajeshwari Rai-Oracle , beautiful visualization, thx for sharing with the community. Keep it up!
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@Anna Pietrangelo , beautiful visualization, thx for sharing!
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@Ricardo V. , very nice visualization, keep it up!
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@tty1992 , beautiful visualization, thx for sharing!
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@User_ON1XC , very extensive and well-organized visualization. Thx for sharing!
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@Gustavo Marçulo , As per oracle, using the Manage Agent Sessions page in Presentation Services Administration, you monitor currently active agent sessions that are triggered by Oracle BI Scheduler. For example, you can see a list of active agents per session. When one or more agent sessions are active, information about…
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@Jae.L , In the situation when a PVO is not available for use in FDI, always check if an Alternate PVO exists, often the required data exists in another PVO that is exposed for BICC/FDI extraction. Search the BICC View Object catalog Look for: Similar object names Parent objects containing the attribute Child objects…
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@Archana Singh , Thanks for organizing these sessions, very helpful and informative. Appreciate all the effort put by you and the team to help Oracle clients and partners.
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@User_M2U6X , Welcome to the Oracle Analytics Community. Here are the high-level steps with the screenshot … Go to Fusion → Tools → Reports and Analytics → Browse Catalog → New → Dashboard Prompt. Select the same Subject Area used by the analysis. Add Column Prompt. Configure: Column: e.g. Transaction Date Operator: is…
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@Raghunathan KR , looks awesome, thx for sharing. Keep it up!
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@Pritam Das , Welcome to the Oracle Analytics Community! One option is to use Data Set for the OTBI Analysis as Data Set while creating the Data Model. Here are the high-level steps: Go to Tools → Reports and Analytics. Click Browse Catalog. Navigate to create a new Data Model Select Data Set → Analysis. Provide: Analysis…
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@User_W9LCF , very nice and thx for sharing, Keep it up!
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Thanks @Rasta Ghafouri-Oracle for extending the timeline, appreciate it.
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@InsightSeeker-Oracle , beautiful visualization and liked how it captured so many details. thx for sharing.
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@James Lomotey , thx for sharing, deserved to win.
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@Stefano_Mazzocca , excellent work and impressed to see how geo.json can be used for this use case. Thanks for sharing.
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@Gregory A Moeller , excellent work and liked the way how maps are embedded, thx for sharing.
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@Manjari Nandi Majumdar-Oracle , very beautiful and creative visualization, thanks for sharing.