Known Issues for Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service – February 2017
Whilst BICS comes with complete Schema as a Service, some customers choose to use database as a service (DBaaS) for …
Category: Blog
As you’d expect from the winners of the Specialized Partner of the Year: Business Analytics at the Oracle UKI Specialized Partner Awards 2014, Beyond work with leading edge BI Applications primarily within the UK Public Sector. We intend to share some of our ideas and discoveries via our blog and hopefully enrich the wider discussion surrounding Oracle Business Intelligence and driving improved insight for customers.
Oracle Synopsis for iOS Released
Oracle Synopsis was first announced at Openworld 2016; a mobile platform to allow data analysis on the go on a …
Redacting Sensitive Data in Oracle 12c using Dbms_Redact
Since Oracle 10g it has been possible to hide data from specific users or under a set of specified conditions. …
Oracle LiveSQL Now at 12.2
I’ve been posting some bits recently on some of the new Oracle Database 12.2 features, particularly analytic views. However as …
Calculated Measures in Analytic Views
Back onto analytical views, today I’m going to demo using calculated fact measures in analytic views as opposed to standard …
Date Tracking with Temporal Validity in Oracle 12c
It’s always nice to see new database features, and I especially like to see features which implement concepts that are …
Oracle DV Desktop V2 Plugins
DV Desktop v2 has been on general release now for a week or so and I highly recommend the following …
Using Data Dictionary Metadata in Oracle 12.2 Analytic View Applications
In my previous blog post An Introduction to Analytic Views in Oracle 12.2 I briefly mentioned that one of the …
Oracle Exadata Express 12.2 – Connecting SQL Developer
Oracle Exalytics Express is the first production release of the Oracle 12c release 2 database ( aka Oracle 12.2 ). …
An Introduction to Analytic Views in Oracle 12.2
In my last blog post on Oracle Database 12.2 I mentioned the new Analytics View feature. Now in this post …