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A couple of people have asked me how they should plan for the upcoming Oracle OpenWorld 2011, running in San Francisco on October 2-6th. If you’ve never been to OpenWorld before, and perhaps you’re looking to make a case to put to your boss around attending, the sheer amount of content can sometimes be overwhelming, [...]

Back in 2009, I wrote a blog post entitled “What Skills Does an Oracle BI Developer Need in 2009″. At the time, OBIEE 11g was in the planning stage, Oracle had recently acquired Hyperion and so Essbase and Planning were coming into the picture, and the Oracle BI Applications were becoming mainstream. At the time [...]

One of the hidden features of BI Admin Tool is the ability to run certain commands from command line. I have written about some of the use cases of this here. In addition to the ones that i have written there are some more set of parameters that we can use(i hope Oracle will eventually [...]

Along with BI EE 11.1.1.5, there was also a major release of BI Apps 7.9.6.3. This is a major release not because of the new features but instead this is the first release that uses BI EE 11g natively. In fact this release does not even support 10g. As BI Apps 7.9.6.3 supports BI EE [...]