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and dashboards, see Oracle Fusion Middleware User's Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition. End users with appropriate privileges can modify personal and shared dashboards, including the addition of pages writeback in obiee 11g and content. End users cannot create analyses and dashboards. This chapter contains the following
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sections: Section 19.1, "Managing Dashboards" Section 19.2, "Performing General Configuration Tasks for Analyses" Section 19.3, "Configuring for Displaying and Processing
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Data in Views" Section 19.4, "Manually Changing Presentation Settings" Section 19.5, "Controlling Access to Saved Customization Options in Dashboards" Section 19.6, "Blocking Analyses in Answers" Section 19.7, "Specifying View Defaults for Analyses and
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Dashboards" Section 19.8, "Configuring for Write Back in Analyses and Dashboards" 19.1 Managing Dashboards Before you create shared dashboards, ensure that you have planned the Oracle BI Presentation Catalog directory or folder structure and security strategy. In general, to create a shared dashboard, you first create the dashboard and add content using the Dashboard Builder. You can also assign permissions to access the dashboard. Users who obiee writeback example are members of multiple application roles or Catalog groups can select the dashboard that they display by default from all of the dashboards to which they have permissions. The following list provides other resources with information on dashboards: Guidelines for creating a shared dashboard, within the broader context of the Oracle BI Presentation Catalog structure and security framework, are provided in Section C.4, "Providing Shared Dashboards for Users." Information about shared folder structures in the Oracle BI Presentation Catalog is provided in Chapter 18, "Configuring and Managing the Oracle BI Presentation Catalog." Information about permissions is provided in Section C.1.3, "How Are Permissions and Privileges Assigned to Users?" Details for authorizing users to act for others, which allows them to access the other users' dashboards, is provided in Section C.5, "Enabling Users to Act for Others." 19.2 Performing General Configuration Tasks for Analyses This section describes general tasks that you can perform to configure for the creation of analyses. It includes the following sections: Section 19.2.1, "Providing Access to Metadata Dictionary Information" Section 19.2.2, "Supporting Nested Folders, Navigation, and Drill Down" 19.2.1 Providing Access to Metadata Dictionary Information When creating analyses, content designers might need more information abou
Intelligence (OBIEE/Siebel Analytics) OBIEE 10G/11G - Writeback Capabilities (Table of Pivot) OBIEE 10G/11G - Writeback Capabilities (Table of Pivot) Table of Contents 1 - Introduction 2 - Articles Related 3 - How to 3.1 - Security, Privileges 3.2 - Configure Write obiee 11g writeback insert Back Report 3.2.1 - Instanceconfig.xml 3.2.2 - Table properties 3.2.3 - Column properties 3.3 - obiee writeback insert Write Back Template to define the DML statement 3.4 - When the update and insert statement run 3.5 - How to update writeback xml path in obiee 11g 4 - Support 4.1 - Log 4.1.1 - sawlog 4.1.2 - nqquery.log 4.1.3 - nqserver.log 4.2 - Reload the change online 4.3 - 10G: the Update Button is grey 5 - Documentation / Reference 1 - Introduction https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E14571_01/bi.1111/e10541/answersconfigset.htm Write Back is the ability to enter values directly into a report and have those values used in calculations and charts in the report. For example, a report can have Sales Quota Amount defined as a write back field, Sales Amount as a field from the data warehouse, and Percentage of Quota as a calculated field (Sales Amount/Sales Quota Amount). When viewing the report you can change the Sales Quota Amount and the Percentage of http://gerardnico.com/wiki/dat/obiee/write_back Quota field recalculates appropriately. This document give a step-by-step guide with picture to help the implementation of this functionality. You can use this functionnality only in a table view. If you want to use it on a pivot, you must first transform your table view as a pivot view : OBIEE - How to perform a pivot in a table view For 11g, you must now explicitly select the Writeable option for each logical column for which you want to enable write-back. 2 - Articles Related OBIEE 10G/11G - Answer/AnalyticsOBIEE - Pivot Measures (The Filter Function)OBIEE - Custom MessagesOracle Business Intelligence (OBIEE/Siebel Analytics)OBIEE - Table view 3 - How to 3.1 - Security, Privileges First, you must grant your account with the privilege “Write Back to database” : Login in OBI Presentation Service Website Follow this links : Setting / Administration / Manage Privileges Grant the privilege “Write Back to database” to the permitted group Second, you must grant the direct access database to the user through the Administration Tool in the security part. Login in OBI Administration Go to the menu : Manage / Security Grant the privilege “Execute Direct Database Access” to the permitted group of user 3.2 - Configure Write Back Report 3.2.1 - Instanceconfig.xml In 11g only, add the following LightWriteback element in the file Instanceconfig.xml Technology and Trends Enterprise Architecture and EAI ERP Hardware IT Management and Strategy Java Knowledge Management Linux Networking Oracle PeopleSoft Project and Portfolio Management http://oracle.ittoolbox.com/groups/technical-functional/oracle-bi-l/obiee111164-writeback-error-4993488 SAP SCM Security Siebel Storage UNIX Visual Basic Web Design and Development http://masteroraclebi.blogspot.com/2013/03/write-back-in-obi-11g.html Windows < Back CHOOSE A DISCUSSION GROUP Research Directory TOPICS Database Hardware Networking SAP Security Web Design MEMBERS Paul_Pedant DACREE MarkDeVries VoIP_News Inside-ERP MacProTX Inside-CRM I_am_the_dragon maxwellarnold Michael Meyers-Jouan TerryCurran Chris_Day Ramnath.Awate Andrew.S.Baker JoeTorre Craig Borysowich Locutus Dennis Stevenson DukeGanote Richard iudithm mircea_luca Clinton Jones bracke Nikki obiee 11g Klein AbhaiTripathi Iqbalyk bluesguyAZ59 Adrian_Grigoriu blrvenkat COMPANIES Panaya Inc. 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OBIEE11.1.1.6.4 - Writeback Error Devpriyo Bhattacharya asked Nov 2, 2012 | Replies (1) Hi All, I am getting the following error: Write Back Error An error occurred while writing to the server. Please check to make sure you have entered appropriate values. If the problem persists, contact your system administrator. I have been trying to resolve this issue since last one week now. I have tried all, what is given in the following links, still the above error: 1) http://bidirect.blogspot.i XML to be added: