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OBIEE Syllabus
Lesson 1: Repository Basics
 Oracle BI architecture components
 Repository structure, features, and functions
 Using the Oracle BI Administration Tool
 Creating a repository
 Loading a repository into Oracle BI Server memory
Lesson 2: Building the Physical Layer of a Repository
 Importing data sources
 Setting up connection pool properties
 Defining keys and joins
 Examining physical layer object properties
 Creating alias and select tables
Lesson 3: Building the Business Model and Mapping Layer of a Repository
 Building a business model
 Building logical tables, columns, and sources
 Defining logical joins
 Building measures
 Examining business model object properties
Lesson 4: Building the Presentation Layer of a Repository
 Exploring Presentation layer objects
 Creating Presentation layer objects
 Modifying Presentation layer objects
 Examining Presentation layer object properties
Lesson 5: Testing and Validating a Repository
 Checking repository consistency
 Turning on logging
 Defining a repository in the initialization file
 Testing a repository using Oracle BI Answers
 Inspecting the query log
Lesson 6: Adding Multiple Logical Table Sources
 Adding multiple logical table sources to a logical table
 Specifying logical content
Lesson 7: Adding Calculations to a Fact Table
 Creating new calculation measures based on existing logical columns
 Creating new calculation measures based on physical columns
 Creating new calculation measures using the Calculation Wizard
Lesson 8: Creating Dimension Hierarchies and Level-Based Measures
 Creating dimension hierarchies
 Creating level-based measures
 Creating share measures
 Creating rank measures
Lesson 9: Modeling Aggregates
 Purpose of aggregate tables in dimensional modeling
 Modeling aggregate tables to improve query performance
 Testing aggregate navigation
 Using the aggregate persistence wizard
Lesson 10: Using Partitions and Fragments
 Purpose for segmenting data into partitions and fragments
 Partition types
 Modeling partitions in an Oracle BI repository
Lesson 11: Repository Variables
 Session variables
 Repository variables
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 Initialization blocks
 Using the Variable Manager
 Using dynamic repository variables as filters
Lesson 12: Modeling Time Series Data
 Using time comparisons in business analysis
 Using Oracle BI time series functions to model time series data
Lesson 13: Security
 Creating users and groups
 Setting permissions for users and groups
 Authenticating using a external database
 Authenticating using database authentication
 Setting query limits and timing restrictions
 Setting filters to personalize information
Lesson 14: Cache Management
 Restricting tables as non-cacheable
 Using Cache Manager
 Inspecting cache reports
 Purging cache entries
 Seeding the cache
 Modifying cache parameters and options
Lesson 15: Multi-user Development
 Setting up a multi-user development environment
 Developing a repository using multiple developers
 Tracking development project history
Lesson 16: Using Administration Tool Utilities
 Using Administration Tool wizards and utilities to manage, maintain, and enhance repositories
Lesson 17:OBI Answers
 
1: Working with Oracle Business Intelligence Answers
1: Introduction to Oracle BI Answers
2: Working with requests in Oracle BI Answers
3: Using advanced formatting
2: Filtering Requests in Oracle Business Intelligence Answers
1: Introduction to filters in Answers
2: Adding filter prompts to requests
3: Using saved requests as filters
3: Oracle Business Intelligence Answers: Advanced Features
1: Combining request criteria using set operations
2: Executing direct database requests
3: Editing logical SQL generated by a request
4: Building Views and Charts in Requests
1: Introduction to Answers views and charts
2: Creating and editing charts
3: Performing common view tasks
5: Showing Results with Gauge Views
1: Introduction to the Gauge view
2: Working with Gauge views
6: Showing Results with Pivot Tables
1: Introduction to pivot tables
2: Formatting pivot tables
3: Setting aggregation rules and building formulas
 
Lesson 18: OBI Interactive Dashboards
 
1: Creating Oracle Business Intelligence Interactive Dashboards
1: Introduction to Interactive Dashboards and pages
2: Dashboard Editor UI elements
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3: Composing dashboard elements
2: Configuring Oracle Business Intelligence Interactive Dashboards
1: Types of dashboard content
2: Embedding content in Interactive Dashboards
3: Using bookmark links to distribute and save Interactive Dashboards
3: Customizing the Oracle Business Intelligence User Interface
1: Modifying cascading style sheets
2: Modifying XML message files
3: Making configuration changes using the instanceconfig file
4: Configuring Guided Navigation Links
1: Building guided navigation with static links
2: Building guided navigation with conditional links and sections
5: Administering the Oracle Business Intelligence Presentation Catalog
1: Maintaining the Oracle BI Presentation Catalog
2: Maintaining security
3: Understanding security inheritance
 
Lesson 19:OBI Delivers
 
1: Using Oracle Business Intelligence Delivers
1: Introduction to Oracle BI Delivers
2: Configuring delivery devices
3: Adding delivery profiles
4: Building alerts
5: Introduction to Oracle BI Scheduler
 
 
Duration: 30days
Fee: 25,000/-