Hi Maxime Pignot-Oracle Can you please attach the excel sheet here, not able to see the same. Thanks in advance.

This will really improve the efficiency and productivity of developers and will definitely make the life easier.

Would definitely help overcome the limitation of ESS job and help user with ease of access.

Some sort of recovery mechanism would be of great help

This would be of significant help, as this is always a mystery who changed the permission and when did it happen.

We definitely need functionality to prevent drag and drop or a warning/pop message even if the folder is accidentally dropped.

A must to have feature as all the customers generally ask to have the naming convention as just the report name.

Much-needed metadata in the form of table/SA would be highly useful. Also it should be accompanied by capturing historical information as to what roles were added/removed to a folder and by whom?

A very desirable feature, Gets my Vote.

This drag and drop whenever happens, it is a nightmare so there should be some kind of confirmation pop up would really help.

Definitely a useful feature and will reduce lot of time required in maintenance activity after POD clone.

Hi Nivya, Were you able to do this. If yes can you please let me know what was done?

Many thanks, Gaurav for this share. This really helps.

Any updates on 22B List?

Sahithi - Thanks for the share. Till date, I have been achieving such requirements using the selection step feature of OTBI.

Hi Nalinee Can you please try using the integrated layout option available with Oracle fusion cloud known as interactive layout having extension .xpt. if that suffice your requirement, it would be relatively simple as compared to RTF Template.

Much needed information!! Thanks for the wonderful share.

Hi, There is no subject area which can directly give the aging details. You can try with Receivables - Transactions Real Time or Receivables - Payment Schedules real time and edit the formula to calculate the aging on the basis of dates available in the subject area

Hi Vipin, In order to get an insight of back end table, one option is as suggested by Syed, to create the analysis -> Copy the logical SQL from the advanced tab of the analysis and generate the NQ query log Alternatively, you can refer to the below link…

Are you using the logical SQL to build the Analysis? If yes then it is possible to use the outer join