Rittman Mead Blog - ODVD - Oracle Data Visualization Desktop

Oracle Data Visualization Desktop: Star Schemas and Multiple Fact Sources

Once added to a project, columns I specified with my custom SQL query now shows up as one source. Now that I have a custom data source with only the data I want to explore, I can easily create an analysis without having to sift through multiple data sources. ** A

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Combining Google Analytics and JSON data through Apache Drill in Oracle Data Visualization Desktop

I've been talking a lot about Oracle's Data Visualization Desktop (DVD) recently, explaining DVD 12.2.2.0 new features [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2016/10/data-visualisation-desktop-12-2-2-0-new-features-2/] and the details of Data Flow [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2016/10/data-visualisation-desktop-data-loading-2/] component via a fantasy

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Data Visualization Desktop 12.2.2.0: Data Flow Component

My previous post [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2016/10/data-visualisation-desktop-12-2-2-0-new-features-2/] contained a brief description of Data Visualization Desktop (DVD) new features in 12.2.2.0, in terms of sources, visualisations and components. In this post we're going to simulate a typical analyst use case and understand

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Data Visualization Desktop 12.2.2.0

Yesterday Data Visualization Desktop (DVD) Version 12.2.2.0 [http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/oracle-data-visualization/downloads/oracle-data-visualization-desktop-2938957.html] was released. DVD, since its first release, aims to extend Oracle's Data Visualization portfolio by adding a desktop tool allowing data visualization capabilities directly to end users without

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Connecting Oracle Data Visualization Desktop to OBIEE

Recently at Rittman Mead we have been asked a lot of questions surrounding Oracle’s new Data Visualization Desktop tool and how it integrates with OBIEE. Rather than referring people to the Oracle docs on DVD, I decided to share with you my experience connecting to an OBIEE 12c instance