All graphs or just one? And which version of OBIEE 11.1.1.7? There are numerous patchsets. Is Chrome 54 certified with the version of OBIEE that you're running?

It sounds like @3337840 is talking -perhaps inadvertently- about the idea of pluggable BI. This has been on Oracle's roadmap slides for a year or so now, the idea that as @Gianni Ceresa says, you can take just a "HR" 'application' and deploy it alongside other 'applications'. So far as I'm aware, it is only that though --…

Please don't cross post. Follow the discussion in the thread you started here.

Welcome to the limitations of MUD. The only way to do truly flexible, granular, and secure RPD development with multiple developers is using source control and branch-based development. Ref: https://speakerdeck.com/rmoff/source-control-code-deployment-and-concurrent-development-for-obiee-12c

^ What @Christian Berg said. What you're asking for can't be done in MUD. It can be done another way though - which is what I was describing.

How about this for a pointer? You want to use a source-control based process, with security enforced through permissions on the source control tool (e.g. git with pull requests). https://speakerdeck.com/rmoff/source-control-code-deployment-and-concurrent-development-for-obiee-12c

Scott, out of interest, what's your use-case here?

If you don't have admin rights, how have you managed to "did all what's proposed by different people."? Speak to your admin to get log files and provide proper diagnostics. Stop taking the p*ss by posting photos.

You've gotta be kidding. If you can't/won't put the work in to provide proper logs and think a quick *photograph* (not even screengrab) is a suitable way to communicate diagnostics data, then you're not going to get much help from here I'll wager. http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#beprecise You've also not…

Not in OBIEE 12c, no. Everything is wrapped up in this concept of a service instance. If you want to deploy a different catalog you'd need to do so from another BAR file. Or, use .catalog archive/unarchive if it's just segments that you want to change.

I have no idea about Outlook per se. Speak to your Outlook/Exchange admins, and ask what the fully qualified email address would be to send email to one of these lists. Then put that email address as the Agent recipient.

As a 'rule of thumb', queries that hit predicates on their indexed key column rather than full text description are going to be better. Or rather, wouldn't expect it to be worse. If you're not testing with decent volumes of data, then the elapsed duration you see may not be that different. If you're expected to prove…

Agents can send to email addresses ... whether those emails addresses are a single recipient or mailing list is of no concern to the Agent nor how they're configured. Or am I misunderstanding what you're asking?

It's a shame you aren't at the UKOUG conference in Birmingham, as my presentation would have helped you out https://speakerdeck.com/rmoff/still-no-silver-bullets-obiee-12c-performance-in-the-real-world And too. Basically - you shouldn't be looking to "kill" reports that run long - you should be looking to do this properly.…

@nitikaA *what* specifically are you looking to report on? What is it that the built-in Usage Tracking data isn't giving you?

Have you tried using the USER and ROLES system session variables? OBIEE - Where can I use a BI Server variable (session/repository) ? [Gerardnico] You can see it in action here : http://slc02oks.oracle.com:7780/analytics/saw.dll?Dashboard&PortalPath=%2Fshared%2F10.%20Lifecycle%20and%20Admin%2F_port… (prodney/Admin123)

+1 to what @Andrew Fomin. said. JS hacks are just technical millstones around your neck that really become a nuisance every time you move code between environments, backup, patch, upgrade, etc. Sometimes, they're necessary, to work around a product limitation for a very valid business requirement. Far too often, they're…

OK, so you have a query that runs 2 seconds directly, or 323 seconds via OBIEE. You need to now identify what the difference is between the two executions. 1) Get the DBAs to check the execution plan of the two queries is exactly the same 2) Do a trace at the DB to see confirm if it is executing the query for 323 seconds,…

3340831 wrote:This is for OBIEE 11g (11.1.1.7.150120) and Oracle DB is 11.2.0.3. The query log shows the below messages.Physical query response time 323 (seconds)Physical Query Summary Stats: Number of physical queries 1, Cumulative time 323, DB-connect time 0 (seconds) So ... 11.2.0.3 is pretty old, very old in fact.…

You've not said what version of OBIEE you're running, but regardless, the approach is the same : look at where the time is being spent. In the log file, how long does it show the query as executing on the database for? Does the start/finish time in the nqquery (or obis1-query) log match that which you're seeing in the…