Oracle OBIEE

Prerequisites

• Dimensional modeling
• Basic SQL
• Data warehouse design
• Database design
  
  Target Audience
• Business Intelligence Developer
• Data Warehouse Administrator
• Business Analysts
• Data Warehouse Analyst
• Data Modelers
• Reports Developer
• Data Warehouse Developer
• Application Developers
  
  Course Content
  Oracle Business Intelligence (OBIEE) 1. OBIEE Installation
  2. Data Modeling concepts
  3. OBI Administration (Meta data RPD Development)
  4. Answers(Reports) Development
  5. Dashboard Design
  Using Administration Tool and Creating Repository 1. Building the Physical Layer of a Repository 1. 1. Create a New Repository
  1. 2. Create an ODBC Data Source
  1. 3. Import SH Schema
  1. 4. Create Physical Joins
  2. Building the Business Model and Mapping Layer of a Repository 2. 1. Create a Business Model
  2. 2. Create Logical Tables
  2. 3. Create Logical Columns
  2. 4. Create Logical Joins
  2. 5. Rename Business Model Objects
  2. 6. Delete Unnecessary Business Model Objects
  2. 7. Build Dimension Hierarchies
  3. Building the Presentation Layer of a Repository 4. Testing and Validating a Repository
  4. 1. Run a Consistency Check
  4. 2. Enable Query Logging
  4. 3. Modify NQSConfig. ini
  4. 4. Start Oracle BI Services
  4. 5. Use Oracle BI Answers to Execute Queries
  4. 6. Use Query Log to Verify Queries
  5. Creating Calculation Measures 5. 1. Load a Prebuilt Repository
  5. 2. Create a New Measure
  5. 3. Create a Calculation Measure Using Answers
  5. 4. Create a Calculation Measure Using Logical Columns
  5. 5. Create a Calculation Measure Using Physical Columns
  5. 6. Create a Calculation Measure Using the Calculation wizard
  6. Organizing the Presentation Layer
  7. Using Initialization Blocks and Variables 7. 1. Create an Initialization Block for Session Variables
  7. 2. Test the initialization block and session variables
  7. 3. Create a dynamic repository variable
  8. Adding Multiple Sources
  8. 1. Create an ODBC DSN 8. 2. Import the Excel data source
  8. 3. Map logical dimension columns
  8. 4. Create the quota measures
  8. 5. Test the quota measures
  9. Executing Direct Database Requests 9. 1. Execute direct database request
  10. Using Aggregates 10. 1. Use Direct Database Request to Create Aggregate Tables
  10. 2. Import Aggregate Tables
  10. 3. Create Physical Joins for Aggregate Tables
  10. 4. Map existing logical columns to aggregate columns
  10. 5. Test in Answers and Examine Query log
  11. Creating Time Series Measures 11. 1. Identify a dimension as a time dimension
  11. 2. Create a Month Ago measure
  11. 3. Create a Change Month Ago measure
  11. 4. Create a ToDate measure
  11. 5. Test the time series measures
  Using Answers and Creating Interactive Dashboards 1. Creating an ODBC Data Source 2. Restoring the Business Intelligence Presentation Catalog and Updating Metadata 2. 1 To restore the Presentation Catalog 3. Creating a Query and a Chart 3. 1 To create a query
  3. 2 To add a filter for the direct channel
  3. 3 To create totals and format results
  3. 4 To create a chart
  4. Working with a Pivot Table 4. 1 To create and set the basic layout for a pivot table
  4. 2 To add calculations and formatting to the pivot table
  5. Creating a Narrative View 5. 1 To create a query
  5. 2 To add a filter for the percent change in the amount sold
  5. 3 To create a narrative view 6. Creating Column Selectors and View Selectors 6. 1 To create a Column Selector
  6. 2 To create a View Selector
  7. Creating an Interactive Dashboard 7. 1 To create an Interactive Dashboard
  8. Using Dashboard Prompts and Presentation Variables 8. 1 To create a dashboard prompt that filters on Country Region...
  8. 2 To use a Presentation variable to populate a title with the name of the selected country region...