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Recently i startd to learning the OBIEE..
i would like to share the Content of the OBIEE.
Data warehouse Concepts
Ø Data warehouse
Ø Data mart
Ø Basics of Data Warehousing
Ø What is OLTP and OLAP?
Ø Difference between OLTP and OLAP
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Ø Dimensional Modeling Overview
Ø Introduction to Dimensional Modeling
Ø Dimensional table
Ø Fact table
Ø Aggregate table
Ø Star schema
Ø Snowflake schema
Ø Star schema Vs. Snowflake schema
Ø Fact Vs. Dimension table
Ø Fact Vs. Aggregate Table
Ø Types of Facts
Ø Types of Fact tables
Ø Types of Dimensions
Ø Level of Granularity
Ø Grain of fact
Ø Slowly Changing Dimensions( SCD )
Ø Normalization
Ø DE normalization
Ø OBIEE Overview
Ø Introduction to Siebel Analytics
Ø Introduction to OBIEE 10 G
Ø What is Obiee?
Ø Advantages of Obiee
Ø End to End Life Cycle of Obiee
Ø Types of Reports
Ø Types of Applications
Ø Components OF Obiee
Ø Client Components Of Obiee
Ø Obiee Architecture
Ø Difference between Obiee 10g and Siebel
Analytics
Ø Difference between Obiee 10g
Ø Repository Basics
Ø What is Meta data?
Ø Creating a Repository using BI Administration
Tool
Ø Physical, Business Model and Mapping, and
presentation layers
Ø Properties of repository objects
Ø Online Mode and Offline Mode
Ø Building the Physical Layer of a Repository
Ø Physical Layer from Relational Data Sources
Ø Database Objects
Ø Setting Up and Properties of Connection Pools
Ø Physical Tables
Ø Alias Tables
Ø Physical Layer Folders
Ø Physical Joins
Ø Defining Physical Foreign Keys and Joins
Ø Using Database
Ø Viewing Data in Physical Tables or Columns
Ø Creating and Editing a Column in a Physical
Table
Ø Fragmented Data
Ø Primary Key and Foreign Key Relationships
Ø Complex Joins
Ø Opaque Views
Ø Business Model and Mapping Layer
Ø Business Model Objects
Ø Duplicate Business Model and Presentation
Catalog
Ø Creating and Administering Logical Tables
Ø Creating and Administering Logical Columns
Ø Creating and Administering Logical Table Sources
(Mappings)
Ø Dimensions and Hierarchical Levels
Ø Process of Creating and Administering Dimensions
Ø Unbalanced (Ragged) and Skip-Level Hierarchies
Ø Parent-Child Hierarchies
Ø Subject Areas for Logical Stars and Snowflakes
Ø Display Folders
Ø Logical Joins
Ø Level Based Measures
Ø Aggregation Navigation
Ø Time Series Function
Ø Presentation Layer
Ø About the Presentation Layer
Ø Creating and Customizing the Presentation Layer
Ø Working with Subject Areas
Ø Working with Presentation Tables and Columns
Ø Working with Presentation Hierarchies and Levels
Ø Setting Permissions for Presentation Layer
Objects
Ø Creating Aliases (Synonyms) for Presentation
Layer Objects
Ø Controlling Presentation Object Visibility
Ø Utilities and Wizards
Ø Advantages of Caching Cache Manager
Ø Using the Cache Manager
Ø Monitoring and Managing the Cache
Ø Purging and Maintaining Cache
Ø Config Files
Ø Nqs Config
Ø Nqs Server
Ø Nqs Query
Ø Instance Config
Ø Variables
Ø Variable
Ø Repository Variables
Ø Static and Dynamic
Ø Session Variables
Ø System and Non System Variables
Ø Initialization Blocks
Ø Row Wise Initialization
Ø Security
Ø Data level Security
Ø Object Level Security
Ø Authentication
Ø Authorization
Ø Users and Groups
Ø Types Of Authentication
Ø LDAP Authentication
Ø External Table Authentication
Ø Database Authentication
Ø Oracle BI Delivers and Database
Authentication
Ø Oracle BI Server User Authentication
Ø Analysis
Ø Types of Views
Ø Column Properties
Ø Filters
Ø Dashboards
Ø Dashboard Page
Ø Dashboard Objects
Ø Actions and Conditions
Ø Kpi and Scorecard
Ø Prompts
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Ø Inline and Dashboard Prompts
Ø Column Prompt
Ø Image Prompt"
Ø Currency Prompt"
Ø Variable Prompt
Ø Administering Oracle Business Intelligence
Presentation Catalog
Ø • Maintaining the OracleBI
Presentation Catalog
• Maintaining security
• Understanding security inheritance
• Maintaining security
• Understanding security inheritance
Ø Using Oracle Business Intelligence Delivers
Ø • Building alerts
• Building Agents
• Introduction to OracleBI Scheduler
• Building Agents
• Introduction to OracleBI Scheduler
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