Rittman Mead Blog - OBIEE - Oracle BI Enterprise Edition

screen and OBIEE

With the recent delivery of the Rittman Mead Exalytics server [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2012/05/rittman-mead-take-delivery-of-our-exalytics-server/], I have been fortunate enough to be spending time setting it up, most of it at a Linux terminal window. One of the tools I come back to, again and again, is

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Working with OBIEE in Birmingham, and plans for the BI Apps

I've just arrived in Birmingham to be ready for a week of OBIEE data modeling for one of our clients up here. They have built an application that now needs some reports added, they've gone for OBIEE and my job is to create the logical model,

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News on the Book

A year or so ago I mentioned that I'd started work on a book [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2006/12/06/announcing-oracle-press-oracle-business-intelligence-suite-developers-guide/] for Oracle Press entitled "Oracle Business Intelligence Suite Developers Guide" with a projected release date of the first part of this year. Whilst

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Migrating OBIEE Logical Models to use a Data Warehouse : Part 3

In the final part of my series on migrating an OBIEE installation from direct application access to a data warehouse, I'm finally going to plug my new data warehouse into my OBIEE logical model. Previous to this, in the first posting I created a single logical model over

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Migrating OBIEE Logical Models to use a Data Warehouse : Part 2

In yesterdays posting [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2008/03/16/re-wiring-obiee-logical-models-to-use-a-data-warehouse-part-1/] , I took a look at some of the practicalities behind my recent article on OBIEE "next-generation" architectures [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2008/02/15/a-future-oracle-obiee-architecture/]. The idea behind this architecture is that you can use

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Migrating OBIEE Logical Models to use a Data Warehouse : Part 1

A couple of weeks ago I posted an article about a next-generation Oracle BI architecture [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2008/02/15/a-future-oracle-obiee-architecture/], where I advocated building a first cut OBIEE system against your operational applications, producing some "quick win" reports, and then over time copying your