Oracle OLAP 11gR2 and Single-line Indexed Attributes

Wednesday, July 20th, 2011 by Stewart Bryson

Just a quick post today to demonstrate an issue I ran into with an Oracle OLAP 11gR2 dimension today. I was maintaining the dimension when I encountered the following error: I found Oracle support document 1258925.1, which has a handle on the problem. It describes a deficiency OLAP has with indexing attributes that contain newline characters. [...]

Real-time BI: EDW with a Real-time Component

Wednesday, July 6th, 2011 by Stewart Bryson

I apologize for the long delay in getting this last portion of the Real-time discussion in place. Since I wrote the first two installments, we’ve had the BI Forum (US and UK versions), plus a flurry of activity around Rittman Mead in the US, followed up by KScope11. But a promise is a promise, and [...]

OBIEE 11g Bootcamp Scheduled for August 1st – 5th in Atlanta

Wednesday, July 6th, 2011 by Stewart Bryson

This is just a quick note to announce that we have scheduled another OBIEE 11g Bootcamp course in Atlanta in early August. We’ve been working on the OBIEE 11g material since we received the first beta release, and we’ve run successive versions of this material through two rounds of international Training Days events last year [...]

Rittman Mead at ODTUG Kscope 2011

Saturday, June 25th, 2011 by Stewart Bryson

I’m still not used to saying “Kscope”… it sounds like a medical screening that I know I should get when I turn 40. Regardless, I’m looking forward to the event for all the usual reasons: seeing good friends, seeing all the great speakers in the Oracle community, and generally celebrating what it is we all [...]

Real-time BI: Federated OLTP/EDW Reporting

Monday, May 16th, 2011 by Stewart Bryson

The typical approach in Federated OLTP/EDW reporting environments is to use a BI tool such as OBIEE to do horizontal federation. This means combining data from multiple sources at the same grain in a single logical table. One note of clarification: my use of the word “federated” might be a misnomer, and I apologize in [...]

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