Just a quick note to say that IE9 does not appear to work with 11g. Viewing Dashboards can work but editing dashboards does not, and BI Publisher wont even start. Best avoided for now, stick with Firefox which works well. @d
Author: Adrian Ward
30 Years working on Oracle systems, specialising in Oracle analytics. Previously known as OBIEE, and before that Seibel Analytics
Oracle ACE
There will be no OBIEE
11.1.1.5.3 that is. All to come in 11.1.1.1.1.1.1.6.7.8.9 (or something like that) http://blogs.oracle.com/proactivesupportEPM/entry/there_will_be_no_obie
Reconfiguring Oracle EM
When running lots of VirtualBox VM’s I often find that during some reconfig the database Enterprise Manager gets in a confused state. This is usually due to network changes, and most people end up re-installing Oracle. One solution is to keep snapshots of a working Database set-up but I find…
Steve Jobs
I never got into the Apple Hype, prefering my PC’s for the last 15-20 years. That changed last year when I got a MacBok Pro (I got it in lieu of £2,000 I was owed). I didn’t really want it but had to find some way of getting my money…
Exalytics Details
While I am still trying to figure out if I like the name of the new Oracle BI Box (I suppose Exalytics is better than OBB), more details have emerged. Not only do we have some blogs to read but even a WHITE PAPER. You may have already seen extracts…
Exalytics Launched
There was much speculation before the event (or was it insider info?). Anyway, the big announcement from Oracle Open World (#OOW11) is the new hardware for OBI. Exalytics I am not a great fan of conferences, down time not earning is not my cup of tea, so it’s great to…
Oracle 11g
The long awaited Oracle 11g Express is out. I will try it in a couple of VM’s before installing on our production machine here at Addidici. The question will be what integration is there for OBIEE 11g (Repository and Warehouse?) http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/express-edition/downloads/index.html
The Art of Pivoting
One of the nice features of OBIEE is being able to view your data from various angles. A table of data is prefered by some people, but for others they would prefer to see totals by Month, then drill in where they see issues. One of the mistakes I often…
Addidici is Born!
We are pleased to announce the new name in Oracle Business Intelligence – Addidici. Following the legal dispute with RM we have been forced to find a new home for our blog, our company, and our goods friends to find us. It’s a company name that I was toying with…