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Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition: Overview

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The document provides an overview of Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition, including describing its architecture, components, and repository structure. It outlines topics for building the physical, business model and mapping, and presentation layers of a repository. The objectives are to model dimensions, hierarchies, aggregates and partitions to optimize query performance and create effective reports, dashboards and assign appropriate security privileges.

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The document provides an overview of Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition, including describing its architecture, components, and repository structure. It outlines topics for building the physical, business model and mapping, and presentation layers of a repository. The objectives are to model dimensions, hierarchies, aggregates and partitions to optimize query performance and create effective reports, dashboards and assign appropriate security privileges.

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The document provides an overview of Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition, including describing its architecture, components, and repository structure. It outlines topics for building the physical, business model and mapping, and presentation layers of a repository. The objectives are to model dimensions, hierarchies, aggregates and partitions to optimize query performance and create effective reports, dashboards and assign appropriate security privileges.

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Introduction

• Data warehouse fundamentals.

• Installation of OBIEE software

• Setup and configure the OBIEE server components.

• Installing Custom Database and import data to be used.

• OBIEE and BI Server Architecture.

Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition: Overview

• Define and describe business analytics and business intelligence


• Identify the analytical business challenge and the solution provided
by Oracle BI products
• Define and describe data warehousing and data modeling
• Identify and describe the Oracle BI Enterprise Edition products used
to support business intelligence requirements

Oracle BI Enterprise Edition Architecture

• Identify the major components that make up the Oracle BI


Enterprise Edition architecture
• Describe the role of key components in the architecture
• Describe the relationships among the components

Oracle BI Enterprise Edition Repository Basics

• Identify and describe the three layers of an Oracle BI Repository


and how they relate to one another
• Use the Oracle BI Administration Tool to explore repository objects
• Identify and describe repository features and functions

Administering Oracle Business Intelligence Presentation


Catalog

• Maintaining the OracleBI Presentation Catalog


• Maintaining security
• Understanding security inheritance
Course Objectives:

• Build the Physical, Business Model and Mapping, and Presentation


layers of a repository
• Build simple and calculated measures for a fact table
• Create dimension hierarchies and level-based measures
• Model aggregate tables to speed query processing
• Model partitions and fragments to improve application performance
and usability
• Use variables to streamline administrative tasks and modify
metadata content dynamically
• Set up security to authenticate users and assign appropriate
permissions and privileges
• Apply cache management techniques to maintain and enhance
query performance
• Set up query logging for testing and debugging
• Set up a multi-user development environment
• Use Administration Tool wizards and utilities to manage, maintain,
and enhance repositories

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
• 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
• 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
• 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 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

Security

• Creating users and groups


• Setting permissions for users and groups

Cache Management

• Restricting tables as non-cacheable


• Using Cache Manager
• Inspecting cache reports
• Purging cache entries
• Modifying cache parameters and options
• Seeding the cache

Multi-user Development

• Setting up a multi-user development environment


• Developing a repository using multiple developers

Using Administration Tool wizards and utilities to manage,


maintain, and enhance repositories

• Employing techniques to optimize Oracle BI query performance


• Applying Oracle BI repository design principles

Reporting
• Reporting Overview

• Types of Reports

• Creating Charts

• Prompts creation and types

• Filters

• Using Calculations

• Assigning Fonts and colours to Reports

• Guided Navigation

• Dashboards creation

• Best Practices for creating of Reports

• Setting Privilages

• Giving Authorizations and Permissions

• BI Publisher

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