I'm not sure what view you're using, but there are too many records. For instance if it is a pivot table you may have too many columns or if it is a regular table you may have too many rows.

Hello June, What is your SR#?

Use a combined query and make the second half of the query requisitions with no candidates(based on your criteria). Best, Rachel

Hello Sashi, We cannot recover reports that have been deleted, but you can archive a report and have a local copy on your PC if you need to backup. I recommend archiving everything on a weekly basis. Best, Rachel

Hey Andy, I moved this post to the general forum as it is about OBI functionality in general and not Taleo specific.

Yes, you have to log an SR for support to change the Reporting and Analytics setting for Show Standard Reports Folder to No. This will restrict access to report viewers. Best, Rachel

My personal opinion is you should remove the view prompt and you can use the same analysis for viewers and scheduling. You can also remove the analysis prompt from the viewer analysis because it still causes a conflict with the view prompt if you run it outside of edit mode. Best, Rachel

My personal opinion is you should remove the view prompt and you can use the same analysis for viewers and scheduling. You can also remove the analysis prompt from the viewer analysis because it still causes a conflict with the view prompt if you run it outside of edit mode. Best, Rachel

Hello Alexis, I believe your use of view prompt isn't allowing your data to be viewed when scheduled, unless your customization coincides with the default value of the prompt. Best, Rachel

Hello Alexis, just to clarify your issue.... In your analysis you have the prompt listener for facility is prompted an you are customizing in the agent and getting unexpected results?

"Candidate Location of Residence"."Candidate Country Of Residence" || ', ' || "Candidate Personal Information"."Candidate Address Line 1" || ', ' || "Candidate Personal Information"."Candidate Address Line 2" You can continue to use the concatenate function, I prefer the double pipes to concatenate ||. Adding a comma with…

Here's a blog that might help. It has the xdo distinct function which can be used in bip templates. https://blogs.oracle.com/xmlpublisher/entry/counting_distinctly

I can't help with polish names, but for case issues EVALUATE('INITCAP(%1)', Table.ColumnName) , should do the trick

If cast doesn't work try this formula EVALUATE('TO_DATE(%1,%2)' AS DATE,"Req Date"."Date",'MM-DD-YYYY') To calculate time between to days I like the Timestampdiff() function. For example timestampdiff(sql_tsi_day, EVALUATE('TO_DATE(%1,%2)' AS DATE,"Req Date"."Date",'MM-DD-YYYY'), now())

You may use the following formula. evaluate ('instr(%1, %2, %3, %4)', "Requisition Primary Location"."Location Level1 Name", 'a', 1, 2)

You may use the following formula. evaluate ('instr(%1, %2, %3, %4)', "Requisition Primary Location"."Location Level1 Name", 'a', 1, 2)

You may use the following formula. evaluate ('instr(%1, %2, %3, %4)', "Requisition Primary Location"."Location Level1 Name", 'a', 1, 2)

You may use the following formula. evaluate ('instr(%1, %2, %3, %4)', "Requisition Primary Location"."Location Level1 Name", 'a', 1, 2)