https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/25342/how-can-we-see-others-report-history-scheduled-details-in-oac-reports Are you wanting Usage Tracking? Or what OAC objects are scheduled jobs?

Have you turned on Developer Mode and looked at the Query/MDX that is generated? When you imported the cube did you flatten the measures?

Only place i have seen changing custom header is within workbook. You can change color of header and add a very small logo

OAS or OAC ?

So… If I remove the space before and after equal sign it works

Interesting… We were able to copy the reference to Session Variable out of working into different Dataset and it Validated.

@Christian Berg-0racle - got lucky. I can get you in a zoom call to show you. First one was done by one of my colleagues and he nor I cannot replicate (my second screen cap) in different dataset. His first one actually works which is great.

Take a look at Data Actions. https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/analytics-cloud/acubi/use-data-actions.html https://blogs.oracle.com/analytics/post/data-actions-at-work-part-1-analytics-link

create a different DV Consumer App Role and put them in that App Role. Then assign that App Role access to that workbook.

When you import the cube into the RPD the SubVars for that cube will show up as Dynamic Variables I usually create a separate database and connection pool with imported cubes just for SubVars and have the Service Account get the values. then delete the variables for the cubes that are for the dashboards since that…

Usage tracking is tied to Answers and Dashboards. It will tell what was run and by what user. BI Publisher has its own tracking which is what was discussed in the link you provided.

For BI Publisher you need to enable monitoring and auditing then you can query the tables as the post indicates.

Unfortunately no way that I know of. I do not think Session information is going to log files in weblogic or fusion middleware.

Do you have Usage Tracking Enabled?

Are you doing this in DV or Classic Answers?

In your Pivot duplicate the column you want to have Running Sum, then on duplicate Select Display as Running Sum

Thanks Mike. Good stuff.

There is Usage Tracking There is also Audit Logging Check these blogs from Oracle Logs to ADW - May 24, 2024 https://blogs.oracle.com/analytics/post/insights-of-oracle-analytics-cloud-usage-via-oci-logging Logs to JSONADW - March 21, 2023…

there is usage tracking and audit logging Logs to ADW - May 24, 2024 https://blogs.oracle.com/analytics/post/insights-of-oracle-analytics-cloud-usage-via-oci-logging Logs to JSONADW - March 21, 2023 https://blogs.oracle.com/analytics/post/access-oac-logs-with-oracle-cloud-infrastructure-logging Logs to .csv - June 13, 2022…

check out these three blogs from oracle Logs to ADW - May 24, 2024 Logs to JSONADW - March 21, 2023 Logs to .csv - June 13, 2022…