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This document provides an overview and outline for a training course on Oracle Business Intelligence (OBIEE). The course covers topics such as data warehousing concepts, dimensional modeling, OBIEE architecture, repository modeling using the Administration Tool, building dashboards and analyses in Oracle Business Intelligence Answers, security features, caching, and real-time business scenarios. The course is divided into four parts that cover repository modeling, dashboard and analysis, security features and delivery, and important real-time scenarios.
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- 1. vinith468@gmail.com contact:+91-9030817388. PART I: OveRvIew Datawarehouse Basics and Introduction to OIBIEE • General Data warehousing concepts • Dimensional modeling basics • Oracle Business Intelligence Application Overview • Describing the Oracle Business Intelligence Applications Architecture and components PART II: ADMIN TOOL AND RPD MODeLING Repository Basics • Oracle BI architecture components • Repository structure, features, and functions • Using the OracleBI Administration Tool • Creating a repository • Loading a repository into Oracle BI Server memory Building the Physical Layer of a Repository • Importing data sources • Setting up connection pool properties • Defining keys and joins • Examining physical layer object properties • Creating alias and select tables Building the Business Model and Mapping Layer of a Repository • Building a business model
- 2. • Building logical tables, columns, and sources • Defining logical joins • Building measures • Examining business model object properties Building the Presentation Layer of a Repository • Exploring Presentation layer objects • Creating Presentation layer objects • Modifying Presentation layer objects • Examining Presentation layer object properties Testing and Validating a Repository • Checking repository consistency • Turning on logging • Defining a repository in the initialization file • Testing a repository using Oracle BI Answers • Inspecting the query log Adding Multiple Logical Table Sources • Adding multiple logical table sources to a logical table • Specifying logical content Adding Calculations to a Fact Table • Creating new calculation measures based on existing logical columns
- 3. • Creating new calculation measures based on physical columns • Creating new calculation measures using the Calculation Wizard Creating Dimension Hierarchies and Level-Based Measures • Creating dimension hierarchies • Creating level-based measures • Creating share measures • Creating rank measures Using Aggregates • Purpose of aggregate tables in dimensional modeling • Modeling aggregate tables to improve query performance • Testing aggregate navigation • Using the Aggregate Persistence Wizard Using Partitions and Fragments • Purpose for segmenting data into partitions and fragments • Partition types • Modeling partitions in an Oracle BI repository Using Repository Variables • Session variables • Repository variables • Initialization blocks • Using the Variable Manager • Using dynamic repository variables as filters Modeling Time Series Data • Using time comparisons in business analysis
- 4. • Using Oracle BI time series functions to model time series data PART III: DASHBOARD AND ANALYSIS Working with Oracle Business Intelligence Answers • Introduction to OracleBI Answers • Working with requests in OracleBI Answers Filtering Requests in Oracle Business Intelligence Answers • Introduction to filters in Answers • Adding filter prompts to requests • Using saved requests as filters Views and Charts in Requests • Introduction to Answers views and charts • Creating a column selector view Showing Results with Pivot tables • Introduction to pivot tables • Formatting pivot tables • Setting aggregation rules and building formulas Creating Interactive Dashboards • Introduction to Dashboards and pages • Dashboard Editor UI elements • Composing Dashboard elements Configuring Interactive Dashboards • Types of Dashboard content • Embedding content in Dashboards
- 5. Customizing the Oracle Business Intelligence User Interface • Modifying cascading style sheets • Modifying XML message files Configuring Guided Navigation Links • Building guided navigation with static links • Building guided navigation with conditional links and sections Administering Oracle Business Intelligence Presentation Catalog • Maintaining the OracleBI Presentation Catalog • Maintaining security • Understanding security inheritance PART IV: SECURITY FEATURES And dElIVERS Security • Creating users and groups • Setting permissions for users and groups • Authenticating using a external database • Authenticating using database authentication • Setting query limits and timing restrictions • Setting filters to personalize information Cache Management • Restricting tables as non-cacheable • Using Cache Manager • Inspecting cache reports • Purging cache entries
- 6. • Modifying cache parameters and options • Seeding the cache Multi-user Development • Setting up a multi-user development environment • Developing a repository using multiple developers • Tracking development project history Using Administration Tool wizards and utilities to manage, maintain, and enhance repositories • Employing techniques to optimize Oracle BI query performance Using Oracle Business Intelligence Delivers • Building alerts • Building iBots • Introduction to OracleBI Scheduler • Configuring Job Manager • Monitoring Scheduled requests ImPoRTAnT REAl TImE SCEnARIoS CoVEREd In ThE CoURSE: • Configurations and Servers. • Upgrading RPD and Catalog from 10g to 11g. • Real time business knowledge. • Real time Project parallel with the course. • Setting Up and Administering Usage Tracking. • Migrating OBIEE objects between the environments.
- 7. • Overview of DAC and BI Publisher. • Overview of various ETL tools in the market. • SDLC steps followed in the OBIEE project will be exclusively experienced by Students. • Important Scenarios and real time Issues will be discussed. • Mock Interviews.