Introduction In various blog posts we discussed the usage of BI Cloud Connector (BICC) in Oracle SaaS. In our cloud applications for ERP, HCM, EX etc exist...
Introduction In various blog posts we discussed the usage of BI Cloud Connector (BICC) in Oracle SaaS. In our cloud applications for ERP, HCM, EX etc exist various options to store flexible data as we know. One option follows the concept of flexible fields as known as Flexfields. Those are either Key Flexfields (KFF), Descriptive Flexfields (DFF) or Extensible Flexfields (EFF). These data are stored in database tables where the structures are fixed (columns named SEGMENT,...
Introduction In various blog posts we discussed the usage of BI Cloud Connector (BICC) in Oracle SaaS. In our cloud applications for ERP, HCM, EX etc exist various options to store flexible data as we...
For other A-Team articles about BICS, OAC, and Data Sync, click here Introduction The Data Sync tool provides the ability to extract from both on-premise, and...
For other A-Team articles about BICS, OAC, and Data Sync, click here Introduction The Data Sync tool provides the ability to extract from both on-premise, and cloud data sources, and to load that data into BI Cloud Service (BICS), Oracle Analytics Cloud Service (OAC), and other relational databases. I have previously written about the tool's ability to extract data from OTBI, both cloud and on-premise, and to load into BICS or OAC (that article is here). New functionality has...
For other A-Team articles about BICS, OAC, and Data Sync, click here Introduction The Data Sync tool provides the ability to extract from both on-premise, and cloud data sources, and to load that data...
Introduction The Oracle Fusion based SaaS offerings provide an interesting tool to extract data and to store them in CSV format on a shared resource like the...
Introduction The Oracle Fusion based SaaS offerings provide an interesting tool to extract data and to store them in CSV format on a shared resource like the Fusion SaaS built-in UCM server or a Storage Cloud: BI Cloud Connector (BICC). The extracted data can be copied from these cloud resources and downloaded to local resources, before post-processing operations like transformations and loads into Data Warehouses or other databases can be initiated. Perhaps this built-in...
Introduction The Oracle Fusion based SaaS offerings provide an interesting tool to extract data and to store them in CSV format on a shared resource like the Fusion SaaS built-in UCM server or...
Background This article provides a set of sample code snippets for loading data from Oracle Data as a Service for Customer Intelligence (DaaS for CI) into an...
Background This article provides a set of sample code snippets for loading data from Oracle Data as a Service for Customer Intelligence (DaaS for CI) into an Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service (BICS) Schema Service Database. "Oracle Data as a Service for Customer Intelligence (DaaS for CI) enables you to analyze your own unstructured text as well as public social data, so you can translate insights into actions that benefit you and your customers. DaaS for CI...
Background This article provides a set of sample code snippets for loading data from Oracle Data as a Service for Customer Intelligence (DaaS for CI) into an Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud...
Background This article describes how to integrate Oracle Sales Cloud (OCS) with Oracle Database as a Service (DBaaS) using PL/SQL. The code snippet provided...
Background This article describes how to integrate Oracle Sales Cloud (OCS) with Oracle Database as a Service (DBaaS) using PL/SQL. The code snippet provided uses the REST API for Oracle Sales Cloud to create a new OSC contact from DbaaS. The PL/SQL uses UTL_HTTP commands to call the REST API for Oracle Sales Cloud. A sample use case for this code snippet could be: Displaying a list of contacts in an Oracle or an external application. Then allowing the application consumer...
Background This article describes how to integrate Oracle Sales Cloud (OCS) with Oracle Database as a Service (DBaaS) using PL/SQL. The code snippet provided uses the REST API for Oracle Sales Cloud...
Introduction Oracle BI Answers, also known as 'Analyses' or 'Analysis Editor', is a reporting tool that is part of the Oracle Transactional Business...
Introduction Oracle BI Answers, also known as 'Analyses' or 'Analysis Editor', is a reporting tool that is part of the Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI), and available within the Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) product suite. This article will outline an approach in which a BI Answers report will be used to extract data from HCM via web services. This provides an alternative method to the file based loader process (details of which can be found here)...
Introduction Oracle BI Answers, also known as 'Analyses' or 'Analysis Editor', is a reporting tool that is part of the Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI), and available within the...
Background This article provides a fresh approach on the subject of integrating Oracle Sales Cloud with Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service (BICS)....
Background This article provides a fresh approach on the subject of integrating Oracle Sales Cloud with Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service (BICS). Integrating Oracle Sales Cloud with Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service (BICS) - Part 1, showcased how to use Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI) to extract data from Sales Cloud and load it into BICS. This article tackles the reverse data movement pattern - loading data from a BICS dashboard into...
Background This article provides a fresh approach on the subject of integrating Oracle Sales Cloud with Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service (BICS). Integrating Oracle Sales Cloud with Oracle...
Background This article outlines how to use a pipelined table function in Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service (BICS). Using a pipelined table function...
Background This article outlines how to use a pipelined table function in Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service (BICS). Using a pipelined table function makes it is possible to display data in BICS without having to load the data to a physical table. Two possible use cases for pipelined table functions in BICS are: 1) Drill-to-deal scenarios where data is only required momentarily and temporarily. 2) Situations where corporate security may restrict sensitive data...
Background This article outlines how to use a pipelined table function in Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service (BICS). Using a pipelined table function makes it is possible to display data in...
Background This article outlines how to integrate Social Relationship Management (SRM) with Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service (BICS). Bringing the SRM...
Background This article outlines how to integrate Social Relationship Management (SRM) with Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service (BICS). Bringing the SRM records into BICS enables the data consumer to refine and focus on relevant data through prompts and filters. Additionally, once in BICS, the SRM data can be mashed with complementary datasets. Three patterns are covered: (a) Managing SRM authentication, authorization, and token refresh. (b) Retrieving SRM data in...
Background This article outlines how to integrate Social Relationship Management (SRM) with Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service (BICS). Bringing the SRM records into BICS enables the data...
