OBIEE ONLINE TRAINING
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Obiee
Course Content
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Data warehouse
Concepts
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DATA
AND TYPES OF DATA
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OLTP
(ONLINE TRANSACTION PROCESSING)
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OLAP(Online
Analytical Processing)
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difference
between OLAP and OLTP
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Data
warehouse
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Data
Mart
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Basics
of Data Warehousing
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Dimensional
Modeling Overview
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Types
of Tables
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Dimensional
table
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FactTable
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Aggregate
Table
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Difference
between Fact and Dimension Tables
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Difference
between Fact and Aggregate Table
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Schema
and Types of Schema
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StarSchema
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Snowflake
Schema
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Mixed
or Fact Contellation
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Difference
between Starand SnowFake Schema
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Types
of Facts
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Types
of Fact Tables
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Types
of Dimensions
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Factless
Fact Table
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Level
of Granularity
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Grain
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SCD
TYPE'S
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OBIEE Overview
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Introduction to Nquire
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Introduction to Siebel
Analytics
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Introduction to OBIEE 10 G
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Introduction to OBIEE
11 G
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What is Obiee?
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End to End Life Cycle of Obiee
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Advantages
of Obiee
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End
to End Life Cycle of Obiee
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Types
of Reports
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Types
of Applications
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Components
OF Obiee
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Client
Components Of Obiee
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Types
of Servers
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Obiee
Architecture
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Difference
between Obiee 10g and Siebel Analytics
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Difference
between Obiee 10g and Obiee 11g
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Obiee11.1.1.7
new features
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Repository Basics
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What is Meta data?
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Creating
a Repository using BI Administration Tool
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Physical,
Business Model Mapping, and presentation layers
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Properties
of repository objects
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Online
Mode and Offline Mode
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Physical Layer
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Physical
Layer from Relational Data Sources
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Database
Objects
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Properties
of Connection Pools
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Physical
Tables
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Alias
Tables
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Physical
Layer Folders
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Physical Joins
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Complex
Joins
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Defining
Physical Foreign Keys and Joins
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Viewing
Data in Physical Tables or Columns
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Creating
and Editing a Column in a Physical Table
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Fragmented
Data
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Primary
Key and Foreign Key Relationships
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Opaque
Views
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Business Model and Mapping Layer
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Business
Model Objects
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Duplicate
Business Model and Presentation Catalog
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Logical
Tables
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Logical
Columns
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Logical
Table Sources (Mappings)
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Dimensions
and Hierarchical Levels
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Unbalanced
(Ragged) and Skip-Level Hierarchies
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Parent-Child
Hierarchies
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Subject
Areas for Logical Stars and Snowflakes
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Display
Folders
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Logical Joins
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Level Based Measures
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Aggregation
Navigation
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Time
Series Function
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Fragmented
Content,Where Cluase,Logical Levels
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Presentation Layer
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About
the Presentation Layer
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Subject
Areas
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Presentation
Tables and Columns
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Presentation
Hierarchies and Levels
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Permissions
for Presentation Layer Objects
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Creating
Aliases (Synonyms) for Presentation Layer Objects
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Implicit
Fact Column
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Nested
Folders
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Controlling
Presentation Object Visibility
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Config Files
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Nqs Config
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Nqs
Server
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Nqs
Query
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Instance
Config
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Variables
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Variable
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Repository
Variables
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Static
and Dynamic
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Session
Variables
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System
and Non System Variables
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Initialization
Blocks
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Row
Wise Initialization
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Presentation
Variable
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Requset
Variable
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Cache
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Restricting
tables as non-cacheable
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Using
Cache Manager
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Inspecting
cache reports
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Purging
cache entries
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Modifying
cache parameters and options
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Variable
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Variable
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Repository
Variables
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Static
and Dynamic
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Session
Variables
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System
and Non System Variables
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Initialization
Blocks
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Row
Wise Initialization
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Security
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Authentication
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Authorization
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Authorization
Types
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Data
level Security
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Object
Level Security
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Authentication
Types
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LDAP
Authentication
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External
Table Authentication
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Application
Roles
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Users
and Groups
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Analysis
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Types
of Views
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Column
Properties
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Filters
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Manage
Session
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Advanced
Tab
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Actions
and Conditions
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Scorecards
, KPI ,KPI Watchlist
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Prompts
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:
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Inline
and Dashboard Prompts
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Column
Prompt
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Image
Prompt
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Image
Prompt
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Currency
Prompt
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Variable
Prompt
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Presentation Catalog
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Maintaining
the OracleBI Presentation Catalog
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Maintaining
security
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Understanding
security inheritance
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Using
Oracle Business Intelligence Delivers
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Building
alerts
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Building
Agents
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Introduction
to OracleBI Scheduler
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MUDE(Multiuser Development
Environment)
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Catalog manager
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Moving from development to Test
to Production
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Other Feature we provide:
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FAQS
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Real-time
Repositories
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Concentration on
performance tuning
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Real time scenarios
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Certification
guidance
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Resume preparation
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Sample resumes
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Interview &
certification FAQS
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How to face the
interview
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Class notes which
is useful for who is trying for job
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Project preparation
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