Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition: Overview and Architecture |
- Define and describe business analytics and business intelligence
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- Identify the analytical business challenge and the solution provided by Oracle BI products
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- Define and describe data warehousing and data modeling
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- Identify the major components that make up the Oracle BI Enterprise Edition architecture
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- Describe the role of key components in the architecture
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- Describe the relationships among the components
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Repository Basics and Building the Physical Layer of a Repository |
- Repository structure, features, and functions
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- Using the OracleBI Administration Tool
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- Creating a repository
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- Loading a repository into Oracle BI Server memory
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- Importing data sources
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- Setting up connection pool properties
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- Defining keys and joins
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- Creating alias and select tables
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Building the Business Model and Mapping Layer of a Repository |
- Building a business model
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- Building logical tables, columns, and sources
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- Defining logical joins
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- Building measures
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- Examining business model object properties
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Building the Presentation Layer of a Repository |
- Exploring Presentation layer objects
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- Creating Presentation layer objects
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- Modifying Presentation layer objects
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- Examining Presentation layer object properties
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Testing and Validating a Repository |
- Checking repository consistency
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- Turning on logging
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- Defining a repository in the initialization file
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- Testing a repository using Oracle BI Answers
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- Inspecting the query log
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Adding Multiple Logical Table Sources and Calculations to a Fact Table |
- Adding multiple logical table sources to a logical table
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- Creating new calculation measures based on existing logical columns
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- Creating new calculation measures based on physical columns
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- Creating new calculation measures using the Calculation Wizard
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Creating Dimension Hierarchies and Level-Based Measures |
- Creating dimension hierarchies
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- Creating level-based measures
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- Creating share measures
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- Creating rank measures
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Using Aggregates, Partitions, Fragments and Repository Variables |
- Modeling aggregate tables to improve query performance
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- Testing aggregate navigation and Using the Aggregate Persistence Wizard
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- Purpose for segmenting data into partitions and fragments
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- Partition types and Modeling partitions in an Oracle BI repository
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- Session variables and Repository variables
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- Initialization blocks
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- Using the Variable Manager
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- Using dynamic repository variables as filters
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Modeling Time Series Data |
- Using time comparisons in business analysis
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- Using Oracle BI time series functions to model time series data
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Security and Cache Management |
- Creating users and groups
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- Setting permissions for users and groups
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- Authenticating using a external database and database authentication
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- Setting query limits and timing restrictions
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- Restricting tables as non-cacheable
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- Using Cache Manager, Inspecting cache reports and Purging cache entries
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- Modifying cache parameters and options
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- Seeding the cache
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Multi-user Development |
- Setting up a multi-user development environment
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- Developing a repository using multiple developers
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- Tracking development project history
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Filtering Requests in Oracle Business Intelligence Answers |
- Introduction to filters in Answers
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- Adding filter prompts to requests
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- Using saved requests as filters
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Building Views and Charts in Requests |
- Introduction to Answers views and charts
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- Creating and editing charts
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- Performing common view tasks
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Showing Results with Pivot Tables |
- Introduction to pivot tables
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- Formatting pivot tables
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- Setting aggregation rules and building formulas
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Creating and Configuring Oracle Business Intelligence Interactive Dashboards |
- Introduction to Interactive Dashboards and pages
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- Dashboard Editor UI elements
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- Composing dashboard elements
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- Types of dashboard content
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- Embedding content in Interactive Dashboards
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- Using bookmark links to distribute and save Interactive Dashboards
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Customizing the Oracle Business Intelligence User Interface |
- Modifying cascading style sheets
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- Modifying XML message files
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- Making configuration changes using the instanceconfig file
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Administering the Oracle Business Intelligence Presentation Catalog |
- Maintaining the Oracle BI Presentation Catalog
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- Managing security
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- Understanding security inheritance
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- Describing the Presentation Catalog structure
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- Permission types
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- Setting permissions using the Manage Catalog screen
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Using Oracle Business Intelligence Delivers |
- Introduction to Oracle BI Delivers
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- Configuring delivery devices
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