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Weekly update

Posted on February 5, 2024February 10, 2024 By Adrian Ward

Neil Chandler begins this blog with, “Gathering object statistic in Oracle is important. The optimizer needs metadata about the object, such as the amount of rows and number of distinct values in a column, to help it decide the optimum way to access your data. This takes effort, and takes…

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Monthly Round Up

Posted on January 15, 2024January 29, 2024 By Adrian Ward

This blog by Federico Venturin links to his article ‘Handling Fine-Grained Data Visualization Permissions in Oracle Analytics Cloud.’ It goes through: In his conclusion, he writes, “Until now, the all-or-nothing approach for handling permissions in Data Visualization posed a significant hurdle to its widespread adoption since administrators understandably preferred to…

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Latest OAC Features and Updates

Posted on April 29, 2021August 29, 2023 By Adrian Ward

New Features and Updates for Oracle Analytics See the release announcement. A summary: Oracle Analytics Cloud Release 6. 0 is a significant update. Highlights include: 1. Extended data management capabilities 2. Custom Knowledge 3. Data Quality Insights With every release, OAC includes User Experience enhancements and new visualizations. Highlights for…

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