Richard Yeardley - Rittman Mead

OBIEE as a Data Source for Qlikview, and the New "Direct Discovery" Feature: Part 2

In my last post [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2013/09/obiee-qlikview-dd1/] I explored how to use Qlikview, an in-memory query tool similar in concept to Endeca Information Discovery, to connect to OBIEE's BI Repository and use it as a data source. The conclusion was that a Qlikview

Oracle BI Suite EE

OBIEE as a Data Source for Qlikview, and the New "Direct Discovery" Feature: Part 1

A recent release of Qlikview [www.qlikview.com] added a new feature called "Direct Discovery" [http://bi-review.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/first-look-at-qlikview-direct-discovery.html] , that allows Qlikview reports to directly access a database datasource on-demand . Qlikview, by default, loads all required data up-front into its own in-memory column-store

Clustering ODI11g for High-Availability Part 1 : Introduction and Architecture

ODI developers have always been able to build and deploy data integration packages code and run them on traditional standalone agents, but with the 11g release of ODI a new type of agent called a “JEE Agent” became available and gave us another option. JEE agents, rather than running in