As per my understanding, we cannot expose DOC_TYPE_ID in the existing delivered dimension (Dim – HCM – Performance Template) even though the field exists in the DW source tables, it is not part of the delivered semantic model, and FADI does not support “turning on” hidden columns inside delivered dimensions.

It will be good idea to post it in the EPM Forum also, EPM Platform and Freeform — Cloud Customer Connect

Built-In Deep Links is a good feature that will definitely address few of these gaps. Thanks

Can you try with the subject area that provides the correct manager hierarchy, and then use Add Related Subject Area to merge all other needed subject areas into one?

You did the right thing by logging the SR considering it is PROD and month-end and I am hoping you have already escalated the SR to P1. In the meantime, please see if following helps: Run these jobs in the following order: A. Create Rules XML File for BI Extender Automation B. Import Oracle Fusion Data Extensions for…

As per my knowledge, these fields don’t actually show the business status of the contract, they’re not telling whether it’s Active, Draft, or Terminated. Instead, they’re just internal Fusion HCM system values that describe the type of contract record. Basically, they’re technical metadata fields, not indicators of where…

I agree it is better to start a new discussion instead of updating a year old post. In any case regarding your question, OTBI cannot natively return multiple citizenships/nationalities in a single row for a person. But you can achieve it using BI Publisher (LISTAGG), a Data Model, or a custom SQL-based subject area,…

I would advise to closely work with Oracle Support and see if they can share this case with Product Team to get the correct guidance.

As per my knowledge, check-in status field is not exposed in any Subject Area. You might need to log an Oracle SR to see if Oracle has any plan to enhance it.

It is an interesting question and never got a chance to try it in any other language than English. As per my understanding mobile app uses language narrative visualizations and as per https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/analytics-cloud/acubi/language-narrative-visualization.html Language narrative visualizations have the…

Additionally, please explore HCM Analytics (if you have access) that has Learning Offerings and Hours https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/analytics/25r2/fahia/reference-fusion-hcm-analytics.pdf Hope it helps!

I highly doubt if you can achieve LinkedIn kind of analysis in the OTBI, and even if you can it will need a significant effort because it is not documented how to achieve it. My advice would be to engage Oracle Support or talk to your CSM and set the right expectations based on the guidance from Oracle Product team.

I do not think it is supported but someone from Oracle can confirm it. Also, please refer this blog https://blogs.oracle.com/analytics/embedding-fusion-analytics-content-in-oracle-application-cloud Hope it helps!

I would also recommend you go thru what's new in 25D Feature Summary. Hope it helps!

Hi Harshith, last update in this forum was more than a year back so it is better if you can provide more context in terms of your question. Thanks

Thanks for the enhancement, appreciate it.

Looks so nice!

You might need to see what is the available in the table DW_WH_REFRESH_SUMMARY and see how to query the table to see when the last refresh was completed.

This is for the invoice… @parameter (“FUSION_HOST_NAME”)(‘FUSION_HOST_NAME_VARIABLE_NOT_FOUND’) /fscmUI/faces/deeplink?objType=AP_EDITINVOICE&action=EDIT&objKey=InvoiceId= Hope it helps!

I also appreciate your update here. Thanks for doing it.