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@Sushanta , Welcome to the Oracle Analytics Community! I believe you can explore following options to schedule a DV report in FDI For automated file export to SFTP or integration with downstream systems: Export DV dataset to BIP report Schedule BIP for recurring delivery to SFTP / Object Storage For advanced automation:…
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@Stefano_Mazzocca , BIP does NOT automatically delete or move the file after reading. The file remains on the SFTP server in its original location. BIP simply reads the file contents at the scheduled time, processes it, and generates the report. This means if the schedule runs multiple times, it will read the same file…
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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.