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# 9 Configuring the OBIEE Environment

This chapter includes the following topics:

- Pre-installation Configuration

- Configuring the OBIEE Repository and Web Catalog using the BAR File

- Configuring OBIEE Repository and Web Catalog Manually

- Creating Users and Groups in OBIEE

- OBIEE Catalog Folder-level Permissions

- OBIEE Default Application Roles

## 9.1 Pre-installation Configuration

Before integrating OBIEE with Argus Insight, make sure to complete the following tasks:

1. Install JDK 1.8 on the machine where Argus Insight is installed.

2. Since the data for analysis is based on Argus Mart schema and not the Insight Mart schema, the TNS entry for the Argus Mart schema should be present in the OBIEE 12c home at the following path:

   <obiee_home>\user_projects\domains\bi\config\fmwconfig\bienv\core\

   Note: In this chapter, bi is referred as the domain name. This domain name may differ based on your configuration. <obiee_home>/user_projects/domains/bi

3. Set up the TNS for Oracle Client Home in the PATH variable.

4. Run the Argus Mart Schema creation tool.

   When the tool is run, the new tables, indexes, packages and all the objects required for OBIEE are created in the Argus Mart schema.

   Additionally, a read only user AM_BI_USER with read-only privileges on BI Objects is created.

   For detailed information on installing and upgrading Argus Mart schema, refer to Oracle Argus Mart Installation and Administration Guide.

## 9.2 Configuring the OBIEE Repository and Web Catalog using the BAR File

Oracle Business Intelligence Application Archive (BAR) file is a compressed archive file that contains a cohesive set of BI metadata artifacts (data model, content model, and authorization model). When deploying BI application from one server to another you can use these BAR files to transfer the metadata instead of transferring the RPD, Catalog, and the Security Model separately.

A BAR file contains the following BI application module artifacts:

- Data model metadata for the Oracle BI Server. This metadata is xml-based but functionally equivalent to a .RPD file.

- Presentation Services catalog metadata for a service instance.

- Security policy metadata containing application role and application role memberships, and permission and permission set grants for a service instance.

- A manifest file declaring the dependencies of the BAR file.

This section comprises the following:

- Importing the BAR file in an existing OBIEE instance

- Importing the BAR file when creating a new OBIEE Instance

### 9.2.1 Importing the BAR file in an existing OBIEE instance

Before importing the BAR File, make sure:

- OBIEE 12.2.1 is installed

- The Administrator Console is up and running

  (validate it from http://<machinename>.<port>/console)

- The Enterprise Manager (Fusion Middleware Control) is up and running

  (validate it from http://<machinename>.<port>/em)

To import the BAR file:

1. Copy the BAR file from <AI HOME>OBIEE\BAR File\ssi.bar to a local folder on the machine where the OBIEE is installed.

   For example, copy the file at C:\AIOBIEE\instance\import.

2. Login to the Enterprise Manager with the WebLogic credentials.

3. Click Target Navigation.

   The Target Navigation drop-down menu appears.

4. Go to Business Intelligence > biinstance.

   The Business Intelligence Instance screen appears.

5. From the Availability tab, select Processes, and click Stop All.

   A confirmation dialog box appears.

6. Click Yes.

   All the running processes are stopped.

7. Go to the command prompt, and start the WebLogic Scripting Tool (using wlst.cmd on Windows, and wlst.sh on Unix/Linux) from the following path:

   <OracleBI Home>\Middleware\oracle_common\common\bin

8. To know the BI Service Instance key, type the following command, and press Enter.

   > listBIServiceInstances(domainHome)

   where, Domain Home is the directory of the BI Install domain, the default path is:

   <obiee_home>/user_projects/domains/bi

   The Key appears at the end of the command.

   For example, ssi appears as the Key.

9. To import the BAR file, execute the following command:

   > importServiceInstance('Domain Home','BI ServiceInstance key', 'Bar file to import')

   For example, importServiceInstance('C:/Oracle/Middleware/Oracle_Home/user_projects/domains/bi','ssi', 'C:/AIOBIEE/instance/import/ssi.bar')

10. When the import of BAR file is complete, exit WLST using the exit () command.

11. Go to Enterprise Manager, from the Availability tab, select Processes, and click Start All.

    A confirmation dialog box appears.

12. Click Yes.

    The BAR file imports the RPD, Catalog and the Security model.

Note: All the WLST commands are case sensitive. To start the WebLogic Scripting Tool on Unix or Linux, use wlst.sh command, rest all of the commands mentioned in the procedure remains same. While executing the WLST commands on Windows server, you must use forward slash (/) to avoid any error messages. For example:
    C:/AIBOEE/instance/import/ssi.bar

To check if the BAR file has imported RPD, Catalog, and the Security Model:

1. To verify the Users and Roles imported by BAR file in the Enterprise Manager, go to Business Intelligence Instance > Security > Application Roles.

   The following roles are imported as default application roles:

   - AI Admin Role

   - AI Author Role

   - AI Consumer Role

   For a list of privileges assigned to these roles, refer to Section 9.6, "OBIEE Default Application Roles."

2. To modify the Connection Pool Settings:

   1. From the following path, right click the admintool.cmd file, and click Run as Administrator.

      <obiee_home>\user_projects\domains\bi\bitools\bin

      The BI Admin Tool opens.

   2. To open the RPD, select the online mode, and enter the WebLogic user credentials.

      Note: To open the RPD in online mode, you must set the Open Database Connectivity (ODBC). Refer to the Appendix A, "Creating ODBC Connection for OBIEE Administration Tool." If OBIEE is installed on the Unix or Linux machine, set up the Oracle Business Intelligence Developer Client Tool on any Windows machine to access the BI Administration Tool.

   3. Click the Connection Pool, and modify the Data source name, User name, and Password.

      Modify both the connection pools: AI80OBIEE_CP and AI80OBIEE_CP_InitBlocks.

3. Check-in the changes, and save the RPD.

   Ignore the warning messages that appear during the consistency check.

4. Create OBIEE Groups and Users. (See Section 9.4, "Creating Users and Groups in OBIEE")

5. Go to Catalog, and set the folder level permissions for the OBIEE Groups. (See Section 9.5, "OBIEE Catalog Folder-level Permissions")

6. To view and administer privileges for the Oracle Business Intelligence components, login to OBIEE Analytics with WebLogic user credentials.

   Go to Administration > Security > Manage Privileges.

   For a list of privileges assigned to these roles, refer to Section 9.6, "OBIEE Default Application Roles."

7. Go to Administration > Maintenance and Troubleshooting, and click Reload Files and Metadata.

8. To use the AI Aggregate Analysis Subject area and Dashboard, login with a valid user credentials.

### 9.2.2 Importing the BAR file when creating a new OBIEE Instance

1. Copy the BAR file from <AI HOME>OBIEE\BAR File\ssi.bar to a local folder on the machine where the OBIEE is installed.

2. When creating an instance in OBIEE 12c, enter the BAR file path in the Path field of the OBIEE Initial Application wizard screen.

3. When the installation is completed successfully, and all the processes are up, open the RPD in online mode, and change the Connection Pool Settings. (See To check if the BAR file has imported RPD, Catalog, and the Security Model: > Step 2)

4. Check-in the changes, and save the RPD.

   Ignore the warnings that appear during the consistency check

5. From the Enterprise Manager > Stop and Start the BI processes.

6. Create OBIEE Groups and Users. (See Section 9.4, "Creating Users and Groups in OBIEE")

7. Go to Catalog, and set the folder level permissions for the OBIEE Groups. (See Section 9.5, "OBIEE Catalog Folder-level Permissions")

8. To view and administer privileges for the Oracle Business Intelligence components, login to OBIEE Analytics with WebLogic user credentials.

   Go to Administration > Security > Manage Privileges.

   For a list of privileges assigned to these roles, refer to Section 9.6, "OBIEE Default Application Roles."

9. Go to Administration > Maintenance and Troubleshooting, and click Reload Files and Metadata.

10. To use the AI Aggregate Analysis Subject area and Dashboard, login with a valid user credentials.

## 9.3 Configuring OBIEE Repository and Web Catalog Manually

1. Copy the RPD, and Catalog files from <AI HOME>OBIEE\RPD\ and <AI HOME>OBIEE\Catalog folders to a machine where the OBIEE is installed.

2. Open the RPD Admin tool in offline mode from the following path:

   <obiee_home>\user_projects\domains\bi\bitools\bin\ admintool.cmd

   The default Repository Password is insight123.

3. Change the Connection Pool Settings. (See To check if the BAR file has imported RPD, Catalog, and the Security Model: > Step 2)

4. Save the changes, and close the RPD.

5. From the command prompt:

   1. Navigate to the <obiee_home>\user_projects\domains\bi\bitools\bin

   2. Run the following command:

      data-model-cmd.cmd uploadrpd -I <RPDname> [-W <RPDpwd>] -U <cred_username> [-P <cred_password>] -SI <service_instance>

      For example, data-model-cmd.cmd uploadrpd -I C:\AIOBIEE\RPD\ArgusInsight.rpd -W insight123 -U weblogic -P weblogic1 -SI ssi

6. Login to the Enterprise Manager with the WebLogic credentials.

7. Click Target Navigation.

   The Target Navigation drop-down menu appears.

8. Go to Business Intelligence > biinstance.

   The Business Intelligence Instance screen appears.

9. From the Availability tab, select Processes, and click Stop All.

   A confirmation dialog box appears.

10. Click Yes.

    All the running processes are stopped.

11. Go to Catalog\argusinsight\root\shared folder:

    1. Copy argus+insight folder, and argus+insight.atr file.

    2. Paste in <obiee_home>\user_projects\domains\bi\bidata\service_instances\ssi\metadata\content\catalog\root\shared folder.

12. Go to Enterprise Manager, from the Availability tab, select Processes, and click Start All.

    A confirmation dialog box appears.

13. Click Yes.

14. Create User Groups and Users manually in Admin Console. (See Section 9.4.1, "Creating Users and Groups in WebLogic Server.").

15. Create Roles and policies manually in Enterprise Manager. (See Section 9.4.2, "Creating Roles and Policies with Fusion Middleware Control.")

16. To view and administer privileges for the Oracle Business Intelligence components, login to OBIEE Analytics with WebLogic user credentials.

17. Go to Administration > Security > Manage Privileges.

    For a list of privileges assigned to these roles, refer to Section 9.6, "OBIEE Default Application Roles."

18. Go to Catalog, and set the folder level permissions for the OBIEE Groups. (See Section 9.5, "OBIEE Catalog Folder-level Permissions")

19. Go to Administration > Maintenance and Troubleshooting, and click Reload Files and Metadata.

20. To use the AI Aggregate Analysis Subject area and Dashboard, login with a valid user credentials.

Note: All the WLST commands are case sensitive. To start the WebLogic Scripting Tool on Unix or Linux, use wlst.sh command, rest all of the commands mentioned in the procedure remains same. While executing the WLST commands on Windows server, you must use forward slash (/) to avoid any error messages. For example:
    C:/AIBOEE/instance/import/ssi.bar

## 9.4 Creating Users and Groups in OBIEE

This section provides the steps to create users and groups in OBIEE, and also comprises the following sub-sections:

- Creating Users and Groups in WebLogic Server

- Creating Roles and Policies with Fusion Middleware Control

### 9.4.1 Creating Users and Groups in WebLogic Server

To create users and groups in OBIEE:

1. Open the WebLogic Administration Console.

2. Navigate to Security Realms > myrealm > Users and Groups > Groups tab.

3. From the Groups section, and click New.

   The Create a New Group dialog box appears.

4. Create the following groups by entering the Name and Description, and click OK.

   - AIAdminGroup

   - AIAuthorGroup

   - AIConsumerGroup

To create users in the Fusion Middleware Control:

1. Open the WebLogic Administration Console.

2. Navigate to Security Realms > myrealm > Users and Groups > Users.

3. From the Users section, and click New.

   The Create a New User dialog box appears.

4. Enter the following fields, and click OK.

   1. Name

   2. Description

   3. Provider

   4. Password

   5. Confirm Password

5. To assign a group to the user, from the Groups tab, select a Group, and click Save.

### 9.4.2 Creating Roles and Policies with Fusion Middleware Control

Note: This section is applicable only when you manually upload the RPD file and Catalog. For more details, refer to Section 9.3, "Configuring OBIEE Repository and Web Catalog Manually.".

To create new application roles:

1. Login to Fusion Middleware Control Enterprise Manager.

2. Go to WebLogic Domain > Security > Application Roles.

   The Application Roles dialog box appears.

3. From the Application Stripe drop-down list, select OBI, and click Search .

   The default role available in clean slate installation appears.

4. Click Create.

   The Create Application Role dialog box appears.

5. In the Role Name field, enter AIAdminRole.

6. From the Members section, click +Add.

   The Add Principal dialog box appears.

7. From the Type drop-down list, select Group, and click Search.

   A list of principals appears.

8. From the list of Searched Principals, select AIAdminGroup, and click OK.

9. From the Members section, click +Add.

   The Add Principal dialog box appears.

10. From the Type drop-down list, select Application Role, and click Search.

    A list of principals appears.

11. From the list of Searched Principals, select BIServiceAdministrator , and click OK.

    The Membership for AIAdminRole appears as below:

12. To add AIAuthorRole, repeat from Step 4 to Step 11.

13. To add AIConsumerRole, repeat from Step 4 to Step 11, and add authenticated-role as a Member for this role.

Note: For more details, refer Section 2.8.3.1 Creating Application Roles Using Fusion Middleware Control in https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1221/bip/BIPAD.pdf

To create new application policy:

1. Login to Fusion Middleware Control Enterprise Manager.

2. Go to WebLogic Domain > Security > Application Policies.

   The Application Policies screen appears.

3. To create a new application policy, click Create.

   The Create Application Grant dialog box appears.

4. From the Grantee section, click +Add.

   The Add Principal dialog box appears.

5. From the Type drop-down list, select Application Role, and click Search .

6. From the list of Searched Principals, select AIAdminRole, and click OK.

7. From the Permissions section, click +Add.

   The Add Permission dialog box appears.

8. Select the Resource Types radio button.

9. From the Resource Type drop-down list, select oracle.bi.publisher.permission, and click Search.

10. From the Search Results, select oracle.bi.publisher.permission (BIP Administer Server), and click Continue.

    The Add Permission dialog box appears.

11. For Permission Actions, select All (_all_), and click Select.

12. Repeat from Step 4 to Step 11, to add the following:

    Policy Name/Principal | Resource Type | Resource Name | Permission Actions
    --- | --- | --- | ---
    AI Admin Role | oracle.bi.catalog | * | manage
    oracle.bi.server.permission | oracle.bi.server.permission | _all_
    oracle.bi.presentation.catalogmanager.permission | oracle.bi.presentation.catalogmanager.permission | _all_
    oracle.bi.delivers.job | oracle.bi.delivers.job | manage
    oracle.bi.publisher.permission | oracle.bi.publisher.administerServer | _all_
    oracle.bi.repository | oracle.bi.repository | manage
    oracle.bi.scheduler.permission | oracle.bi.scheduler.permission | _all_
    AI Author Role | oracle.bi.publisher.permission | oracle.bi.publisher.developReport | _all_
    oracle.bi.publisher.permission | oracle.bi.publisher.developDataModel | _all_
    oracle.bi.tech.visualanalyzer.permission | oracle.bi.tech.visualanalyzer.generalAccess | *
    oracle.bi.delivers.job | * | schedule
    AI Consumer Role | oracle.bi.publisher.permission | oracle.bi.publisher.scheduleReport | _all_
    oracle.bi.publisher.permission | oracle.bi.publisher.runReportOnline | _all_
    oracle.bi.publisher.permission | oracle.bi.publisher.accessReportOutput | _all_
    oracle.bi.publisher.permission | oracle.bi.publisher.accessOnlineReportAnalyzer | _all_
    ESSMetadataPermission | oracle.bip.ess.JobDefinition.EssBipJob | READ,EXECUTE
    oracle.bi.publisher.permission | oracle.bi.publisher.accessExcelReportAnalyzer | _all_

Note: For more details, refer to Section 2.8.3.2 Creating Application Policies Using Fusion Middleware Control from https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1221/bip/BIPAD.pdf. For a list of privileges for BIApplication Role specified above, refer to Section 9.6, "OBIEE Default Application Roles."

## 9.5 OBIEE Catalog Folder-level Permissions

1. Login to OBIEE Analytics with the WebLogic user credentials.

2. Go to Catalog > Shared Folders > Tasks > Permissions.

   The Permissions dialog box appears.

3. Set the Permissions as follows, and click OK.

   Accounts | Permissions
   --- | ---
   AI Admin Role | Open (Read, and Traverse)
   AI Author Role | Open (Read, and Traverse)
   AI Consumer Role | Open (Read, and Traverse)
   BI Service Administrator (Owner) | Full Control

4. Go to Shared Folders > Argus Insight > Permissions.

   The Permissions dialog box appears.

5. Set the Permissions as follows:

   Accounts | Permissions
   --- | ---
   AI Admin Role (Owner) | Full Control
   AI Author Role | Full Control
   AI Consumer Role | Custom (Read, Traverse, Run Publisher Report, Schedule Publisher Report, and View Publisher Output)
   BI Service Administrator | Full Control

   1. Select Apply Permissions to sub-folders.

   2. Select Permissions to items within folder.

   3. Click OK.

Setting Permission through the Catalog Manager

If you are unable to set the folder level permissions, refer to the OBIEE Catalog manager.

1. Open the catalog manager from the following path, right-click runcat.cmd, and click Run as administrator.

   <obiee_home >\user_projects\domains\<instance_name>\bitools\bin\runcat.cmd

2. Open the catalog in offline mode from the catalog path.

   For example:

   C:\Oracle\Middleware\Oracle_Home\user_projects\domains\bi1\bidata\service_instances\ssi\metadata\content\catalog\

3. Click the '/' folder.

   In the right pane, the Shared folder appears.

   1. Right-click the Shared folder, and select Permissions.

      The Permissions dialog box appears.

   2. Set the Permissions as follows:

      Accounts | Permissions
      --- | ---
      AI Admin Role (Owner) | Full Control
      AI Author Role | Full Control
      AI Consumer Role | Custom (Read, Traverse, Run Publisher Report, Schedule Publisher Report, and View Publisher Output)
      BI Service Administrator | Full Control

   3. Select Apply Permissions to sub-folders.

   4. Select Permissions to items within folder.

   5. Click OK.

4. Right-click the Shared folder > Properties, set the owner as BiServiceAdministrator, and click OK.

5. From the tree structure (on the left side), click Shared folder.

   Argus Insight folder appears on the right side.

   1. Right-click Argus Insight folder, and click Permissions.

      The Permissions dialog box appears.

   2. Set the permissions as in Step 3 b to 3 d.

   3. Click OK.

6. Right-click Argus Insight folder > Properties, set the owner as AIAdminRole, and click OK.

7. Login to OBIEE Analytics, and check the folder level permissions.

8. Go to Administration > Maintenance and Troubleshooting, and click Reload Files and Metadata.

## 9.6 OBIEE Default Application Roles

To view and administer privileges of Oracle Business Intelligence components:

1. Login to OBIEE Analytics with WebLogic user credentials.

2. Go to Administration > Security > Manage Privileges.

Note: Create these privileges only when you manually upload the RPD and Catalog. You do not need to create these privileges when you import the BAR file.

Component | Privilege | Default Role Granted
--- | --- | ---
Access | Access to Administration | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Access | Access to Answers | AI Author Role
Access | Access to BI Composer | AI Author Role
Access | Access to Briefing Books | AI Consumer Role
Access | Access to Dashboards | AI Consumer Role
Access | Access to Delivers | AI Author Role
Access | Access to Export | AI Consumer Role
Access | Access to KPI Builder | AI Author Role
Access | Access to List Formats | AI Author Role
Access | Access to Metadata Dictionary | AI Author Role
Access | Access to Mobile | AI Consumer Role
Access | Access to Oracle BI Client Installer | AI Consumer Role
Access | Access to Oracle BI for Microsoft Office | AI Consumer Role
Access | Access to Scorecard | AI Consumer Role
Access | Access to Segment Trees | AI Author Role
Access | Access to Segments | AI Consumer Role
Access | Catalog Preview Pane UI | AI Consumer Role
Actions | Create Invoke Actions | AI Author Role
Actions | Create Navigate Actions | AI Consumer Role
Actions | Save Actions containing embedded HTML | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Admin: Catalog | Change Permissions | AI Author Role
Admin: Catalog | Toggle Maintenance Mode | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Admin: General | Change Log Configuration | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Admin: General | Create Dashboards | AI Author Role
Admin: General | Diagnose BI Server Query | Denied: Authenticated User
Admin: General | Issue SQL Directly | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Admin: General | Manage Agent Sessions | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Admin: General | Manage Device Types | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Admin: General | Manage Global Variables | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Admin: General | Manage Map Data | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Admin: General | Manage Marketing Defaults | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Admin: General | Manage Marketing Jobs | AI Author Role
Admin: General | Manage Sessions | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Admin: General | Performance Monitor | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Admin: General | See privileged errors | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Admin: General | See sessions IDs | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Admin: General | See SQL issued in errors | AI Consumer Role
Admin: General | View System Information | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Admin: Security | Access to Permissions Dialog | AI Consumer Role
Admin: Security | Manage Catalog Accounts | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Admin: Security | Manage Privileges | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Admin: Security | Set Ownership of Catalog Objects | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Admin: Security | User Population - Can List Application Roles | AI Consumer Role, BI System
Admin: Security | User Population - Can List Catalog Groups | AI Consumer Role, BI System
Admin: Security | User Population - Can List Users | AI Consumer Role, BI System
Answers | Access Advanced Tab | AI Author Role
Answers | Add EVALUATE_PREDICATE Function | AI Author Role
Answers | Create Advanced Filters and Set Operations | AI Author Role
Answers | Create Analysis From Simple SQL | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Answers | Create Prompts | AI Author Role
Answers | Create Views | AI Author Role
Answers | Edit Column Formulas | AI Author Role
Answers | Edit Direct Database Analysis | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Answers | Enter XML and Logical SQL | AI Author Role
Answers | Execute Direct Database Analysis | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Answers | Save Column | AI Author Role
Answers | Save Content with HTML Markup | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Answers | Save Filters | AI Author Role
Answers | Upload Images | AI Author Role
Briefing Book | Add To or Edit a Briefing Book | AI Author Role
Briefing Book | Add to Snapshot Briefing Book | AI Consumer Role
Briefing Book | Download Briefing Book | AI Consumer Role
Catalog | Archive Catalog | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Catalog | Create Folders | AI Author Role
Catalog | Perform Extended Search | AI Author Role
Catalog | Perform Global Search | AI Author Role
Catalog | Personal Storage (My Folders and My Dashboard) | AI Consumer Role
Catalog | Reload Metadata | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Catalog | See Hidden Items | AI Author Role
Catalog | Unarchive Catalog | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Catalog | Upload Files | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Conditions | Create Conditions | AI Author Role
Dashboards | Assign Default Customizations | AI Author Role
Dashboards | Create Bookmark Links | AI Consumer Role
Dashboards | Create Prompted Links | AI Consumer Role
Dashboards | Export Entire Dashboard To Excel | AI Consumer Role
Dashboards | Export Single Dashboard Page To Excel | AI Consumer Role
Dashboards | Save Customizations | AI Consumer Role
Delivers | Chain Agents | AI Author Role
Delivers | Create Agents | AI Author Role
Delivers | Deliver Agents to Specific or Dynamically Determined Users | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Delivers | Modify Current Subscriptions for Agents | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Delivers | Publish Agents for Subscription | AI Author Role
Formatting | Save System-Wide Column Formats | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Home and Header | Access Administration Menu | Denied: Authenticated User
Home and Header | Access Catalog Search UI | AI Consumer Role
Home and Header | Access Catalog UI | AI Consumer Role
Home and Header | Access Data Loader | Denied: Authenticated User
Home and Header | Access Home Page | AI Consumer Role
Home and Header | Access Modeler | Denied: Authenticated User
Home and Header | Access Rapid Search UI | AI Consumer Role
Home and Header | Access User & Role Admin | Denied: Authenticated User
Home and Header | Advanced Search Link | AI Consumer Role
Home and Header | Custom Links | AI Consumer Role
Home and Header | Dashboards Menu | AI Consumer Role
Home and Header | Favorites Menu | AI Consumer Role
Home and Header | Help Menu | AI Consumer Role
Home and Header | My Account Link | AI Consumer Role
Home and Header | New Menu | AI Consumer Role
Home and Header | Open Menu | AI Consumer Role
Home and Header | Simple Search Field | AI Consumer Role
List Formats | Access Options Tab | AI Author Role
List Formats | Add/Remove List Format Columns | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
List Formats | Create Headers and Footers | AI Author Role
List Formats | Create List Formats | AI Author Role
Mobile | Enable Local Content | AI Consumer Role
Mobile | Enable Search | AI Consumer Role
My Account | Access to My Account | AI Consumer Role
My Account | Change Delivery Options | AI Consumer Role
My Account | Change Preferences | AI Consumer Role
Proxy | Act As Proxy | Denied: Authenticated User
RSS Feeds | Access to RSS Feeds | AI Consumer Role
Scorecard | Add Annotations | AI Consumer Role
Scorecard | Add Scorecard Views To Dashboards | AI Consumer Role
Scorecard | Create Views | AI Author Role
Scorecard | Create/Edit Causes And Effects Linkages | AI Author Role
Scorecard | Create/Edit Initiatives | AI Author Role
Scorecard | Create/Edit KPIs | AI Author Role
Scorecard | Create/Edit Objectives | AI Author Role
Scorecard | Create/Edit Perspectives | AI Author Role
Scorecard | Create/Edit Scorecards | AI Author Role
Scorecard | Override Status | AI Consumer Role
Scorecard | View Scorecards | AI Consumer Role
Scorecard | Write Back to Database for KPI | AI Consumer Role
Segmentation | Access Segment Advanced Options Tab | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Segmentation | Access Segment Tree Advanced Options Tab | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Segmentation | Change Target Levels within Segment Designer | AI Author Role
Segmentation | Create Segment Trees | AI Author Role
Segmentation | Create Segments | AI Author Role
Segmentation | Create/Purge Saved Result Sets | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
SOAP | Access AdministrationSOAPService Service | AI Consumer Role, BI System
SOAP | Access AnalysisExportViewsService Service | AI Consumer Role
SOAP | Access CatalogIndexingService Service | AI Consumer Role, BI System
SOAP | Access CatalogService Service | AI Consumer Role, BI System
SOAP | Access ConditionEvaluationService Service | AI Consumer Role, BI System
SOAP | Access DashboardService Service | AI Consumer Role, BI System
SOAP | Access HtmlViewService Service | AI Consumer Role, BI System
SOAP | Access IBotService Service | AI Consumer Role, BI System
SOAP | Access JobManagementService Service | AI Consumer Role, BI System
SOAP | Access KPIAssessmentService Service | AI Consumer Role, BI System
SOAP | Access MetadataService Service | AI Consumer Role, BI System
SOAP | Access MsgdbService Service | AI Consumer Role, BI System
SOAP | Access ReportEditingService Service | AI Consumer Role, BI System
SOAP | Access SchedulerService Service | AI Consumer Role
SOAP | Access ScorecardAssessmentService Service | AI Consumer Role, BI System
SOAP | Access ScorecardMetadataService Service | AI Consumer Role, BI System
SOAP | Access SecurityService Service | AI Consumer Role, BI System
SOAP | Access SOAP | AI Consumer Role, BI System
SOAP | Access Tenant Information | BI System
SOAP | Access UserPersonalizationService Service | AI Consumer Role
SOAP | Access XmlGenerationService Service | AI Consumer Role, BI System
SOAP | Impersonate as system user | BI System
Subject Area: "AI-Aggregate Analysis" | Access within Oracle BI Answers | AI Admin Role, AI Author Role, AI Consumer Role, BI Service Administrator
View Canvas | Add/Edit Canvas View | AI Author Role
View Column Selector | Add/Edit Column Selector View | AI Author Role
View Compound Layout | Add/Edit Compound Layout View | AI Author Role
View Contribution Wheel | Add/Edit Contribution Wheel View | AI Author Role
View Create Segment | Add/Edit Create Segment View | AI Author Role
View Create Target List | Add/Edit Create Target List View | AI Author Role
View Dashboard Prompt | Add/Edit Dashboard Prompt View | AI Author Role
View Filters | Add/Edit Filters View | AI Author Role
View Funnel | Add/Edit Funnel View | AI Author Role
View Gauge | Add/Edit Gauge View | AI Author Role
View Generic Plugin View | Add/Edit Generic Plugin View View | AI Author Role
View Graph | Add/Edit Graph View | AI Author Role
View Heat Matrix | Add/Edit Heat Matrix View | AI Author Role
View Javascript view | Edit Javascript View | AI Author Role
View Legend | Add/Edit Legend View | AI Author Role
View Logical SQL | Add/Edit Logical SQL View | AI Author Role
View Map | Add/Edit Map View | AI Author Role
View Micro Chart | Add/Edit Micro Chart View | AI Author Role
View Narrative | Add/Edit Narrative View | AI Author Role
View No Results | Add/Edit No Results View | AI Author Role
View Performance Tile | Add/Edit Performance Tile View | AI Author Role
View Pivot Table | Add/Edit Pivot Table View | AI Author Role
View Report Prompt | Add/Edit Report Prompt View | AI Author Role
View Selection Steps | Add/Edit Selection Steps View | AI Author Role
View Static Text | Add/Edit Static Text View | AI Author Role
View Table | Add/Edit Table View | AI Author Role
View Ticker | Add/Edit Ticker View | AI Author Role
View Title | Add/Edit Title View | AI Author Role
View Treemap | Add/Edit Treemap View | AI Author Role
View Trellis | Add/Edit Trellis View | AI Author Role
View View Selector | Add/Edit View Selector View | AI Author Role
Write Back | Manage Write Back | AI Admin Role, BI Service Administrator
Write Back | Write Back to Database | Denied: Authenticated User