Developing Repository in OBIEE

Ratings:
(4)
Views:0
Banner-Img
  • Share this blog:

Prerequisites:

Before starting this tutorial, you should:

  1. Have access to or have Installed Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition 11g.

Note: This tutorial is built using Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition 11.1.1.5. Due to product enhancements in 11.1.1.5, if you use an earlier version of the product to complete this tutorial, you will notice some differences in functionality:

New Diagramming Capability: The Physical and Business Model Diagrams have enhanced capabilities in the 11.1.1.5 release, including an improved look-and-feel, the ability to display columns in table objects in the diagram, and new diagram options like auto-layout, marquee zoom, and zoom to fit. Additionally, joins in the Physical and Business Model Diagrams are now represented by a line with an arrow at the "one" end of the join, rather than the line with crow’s feet at the "many" end of the join that was used in previous releases. When creating joins in the Physical and Business Model Diagrams, you now select the "many" end of the join first and then select the "one" end of the join. In previous releases, joins in the diagrams were created by selecting the "one" end of the join first.

If you want to enrich your career and become a professional in OBIEE, then visit Tekslate - a global online training platform: "OBIEE Training"   This course will help you to achieve excellence in this domain.

When setting up query logging, you must select Action > Set Online User Filter in Identity Manager to view users in the repository.

To complete this tutorial you must have access to the BISAMPLE schema that is included with the Sample Application for Oracle Business Intelligence Suite Enterprise Edition Plus. There are three options for accessing the BISAMPLE schema:

  1. If you already have installed version 825 or V107 of the Sample Application, verify that you have access to the BISAMPLE schema and begin the tutorial.
  1. If you are interested in downloading and installing the complete Sample Application, you can access it here on the Oracle Technical Network (OTN). Please note, however, that only the BISAMPLE schema is required to complete this tutorial. If you want to install only the BISAMPLE schema, proceed to option 3.
  1. Click here to access the ForOBE.7z file, which has the 825 version of the BISAMPLE schema and installation instructions. Save ForOBE.7z, unzip, and begin with README FIRST.txt.

STEPS TO IMPORT SAMPLE SCHEMA INTO ORACLE DATABASE

1) COPY BISAMPLEDATA_LOAD file toTO C:data

Example folder: c:data

c:data

Step1) connect to sys or system user

example

step1a)

go to command prompt(start==>run==>type cmd)

Step1b) connect to oracle using following command sqplus username@databasename/pwd

example

sqlplus system@apple/apple123

step2) at the command prompt execute following command

step 3a)

sql>@C:DATABISAMPLE_USER.sql

step 3b) after successful completion of above command execute below command

sql>@C:DATABISAMPLE_SCHEMA_825.sql

STEP4) Open another command prompt and connect to database using following

sqlplus bisample@apple/bisample

at the second SQL connection execute following command

sql>@C:DATABISAMPLE_DATA_825.sql

You liked the article?

Like : 0

Vote for difficulty

Current difficulty (Avg): Medium

Recommended Courses

1/15

About Author
Authorlogo
Name
TekSlate
Author Bio

TekSlate is the best online training provider in delivering world-class IT skills to individuals and corporates from all parts of the globe. We are proven experts in accumulating every need of an IT skills upgrade aspirant and have delivered excellent services. We aim to bring you all the essentials to learn and master new technologies in the market with our articles, blogs, and videos. Build your career success with us, enhancing most in-demand skills in the market.