Thanks @Pravin Janardanam-Oracle for the update. It would be helpful to get clearer visibility into upcoming Semantic Modeler (SM) enhancements—either through a prioritized roadmap or easier navigation in Idea Lab. As @Michal Zima noted , there are several Model Admin Tool features not yet in SM, and many teams (mine…

This is a really good QoL (Quality of Life) feature that will make modeling development significantly easier in SM, especially when we have lots of report developers in the organization that leverage existing Subject Areas. Having to manually create aliases is time-consuming, and can easily lead to mistakes, which break…

Is anyone aware of a workaround for this issue? i.e. Can an admin take over ownership of any DV objects to be migrated, ensure the report objects reference the updated naming, and then migrate the objects up? *I'll be attempting this in my environment tomorrow to see if it works; will update here if it does. Surprising…

Noting that the separate "Idea" Enable custom calculation functions in OAC/DV — Oracle Analytics could meet the need for this, w/out having to define a global/cross-industry/cross-company definition for "Business Days", by allowing organizations to create their own custom calcs.

Hi @Bret Grinslade - Oracle Analytics-Oracle, are you referring to Semantic Modeler? If so, that'll be a helpful update when my organization transitions off the Model Administration Tool. And if so, does what you're referring to mean that Subject Area builders can use reusable functions within Semantic Modeler only, or…

We would want the functionality promoted in the March Release to be enabled for Subject Area date values: Use date columns as keys for Custom Knowledge - YouTube

I have users building custom calculations in DV Workbooks to perform this kind of analysis. It's complex enough of a calculation, that having to repeat it for every single "Weekdays_Between" calculation quickly becomes cumbersome to maintain for a report developer in OAC. If you can't get an agreed upon definition to…

Currently our citizen-developers manage their more complex multi-dataset analytics by creating a "dummy" workbook that has every relevant dataset in it, so they can use the "Data" tab to manage the blending for all other reports that use one (or more) of the datasets. But as they continue to develop, anything new has the…