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Merging OBIEE 12c .RPD binary files directly in Git

Let's talk about OBIEE concurrent development! Enabling concurrent development for OBIEE RPD is a recurring theme in OBIEE blogs. Full support for RPD development with Gitflow [https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/comparing-workflows/gitflow-workflow] has long since been part of the Rittman Mead's BI Developer Toolkit

obiee

Enabling Concurrent OBIEE RPD Development - for free

One of the most common and long standing problems with developing in OBIEE is the problem of multiple developers working on the RPD at the same time. This blog explains the problem and explores the solution that we’ve developed and have been successfully using at clients over the last

Technical

Concurrent RPD Development in OBIEE

OBIEE is a well established product, having been around in various incarnations for well over a decade [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2007/09/a-potted-history-of-oracle-bi-suite-enterprise-edition/]. The latest version, OBIEE 11g, was released 3.5 years ago, and there are mutterings of OBIEE 12c already [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2014/

Technical

Installing obi-metrics-agent, Graphite, and collectl

In the previous post I introduced obi-metrics-agent [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2014/03/introducing-obi-metrics-agent-an-open-source-obiee-metrics-collector] , an open-source tool from Rittman Mead that can collect DMS metrics from OBIEE and write them to several formats including graphite. Graphite is a tool for storing and graphing time-based metrics. Now in this post

Oracle BI Suite EE

The Rittman Mead scripts github repository

Here at RittmanMead we’re big fans of working smarter, not harder. One of the ways we do this is not re-inventing the wheel. There’s only so many ways that products such as OBI and ODI can be implemented, and we’ve probably seen most of them. The corollary

Oracle BI Suite EE

MDS XML versus MUDE Part 4: Simple Multi-Branch Development

After getting our MDS XML repository ready for development in the last post [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2013/07/mds-xml3/], I am ready to demonstrate what multi-user development without MUDE would look like using Git as our version control system (VCS). Let me apologize for the slightly different username

Oracle BI Suite EE

MDS XML versus MUDE Part 3: Configuring MDS XML with Git

In the previous installment of this series [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2013/06/mds-xml2/], I gave an overview of MUDE (multi-user development environment), and described it's strengths and weaknesses, hopefully presenting a fair assessment on both sides. For a recap, here are three properties that I think