Not 100% sure but I suspect this issue will be related to security - if you try to do the same search as an administrator do you have the same problem?

from the link you provided: " Another difference with OBIEE 12c is that you do not have to create the repositories with the RCU. You can instead let the configuration utility perform this (which I’ll cover in part 4). However the RCU gives you far more control over the configuration of the repositories, allowing you to…

If you check the logs for the admin server what do they say?

Hi Girimarich , You are correct, you don't need to run the RCU before the Config Assistant - You would only do this if you were installing on a non-Oracle database or need to manage the table spaces. Regarding your issue; did you install the 12c database yourself? If you did, can you remember if you selected the "Create as…

yes they do

Yes but as a test if you un-hide the folders and all of a sudden things start working then you'll know it's not possible to hide the folder but show the reports this way.

I agree with @Gianni Ceresa. Due to the memory restrictions of the AWS free tier instances I don't think there will be enough resources on that machine to support a DB and OBIEE installation. That's not to say that it can't be done, it can actually be done just as easily as any other machine, you just need a bigger…

What happens when you un-hide the folder? Do the reports then work for the users?

brilliant! glad you figured it out

Does the RPD actually work? Can you log into BI and create an analysis on a subject area successfully?

So this one then: OBIEE 12c

Looks like you've got the syntax wrong. The RPD password (-W flag) is required but you haven't provided it, It should be: data-model-cmd.cmd downloadrpd -O repository.rpd -W YourRPDPassword -U YourBIAdminUsername -P YourBIAdminPassword -SI YourServiceInstance

You could just make the change in the exploded login.js - I've had instances where, for some reason, the analytics web application has been re deployed and it'll just overwrite it. Which is the same problem you'll get when patching really.

You would be much better off setting up usage tracking, you'll get a lot more statistics out of it than a bit of javascript on your login page. If you REALLY wanted to do this you'd probably need to find where the analytics.ear file lives, extract it and change the right .jsp file in there to include the javascript. Then…

The columns which aren't displaying all logical dimensions in the levels tab probably cannot be physically joined to the dimensions it's not displaying.

This is a common issue and as @Thomas Dodds has already pointed out - the admin tool is not supported with 2012 R2

What's the reason you're not migrating the entire catalogue with the migration tool that's provided to you with the 11g installation? How did you move the RPD?

I'm assuming that, since Bob is in the OBIEE forums, that Bob is looking for a solution that doesn't require Bob to write SQL. Is that right Bob? Bob.

I think Bob is saying that any account (the number that comes before the hyphen) that has a sub-account (number that comes after the hyphen) of "99" then that account needs to be removed from the list.

Perhaps you could have another sub-query? The first query would have a column with the first 6 digits (using a string function like ltrim or something) for all accounts that end 99. The second query would then use the first one as a filter, removing the account numbers that begin with the results of the first query. There…