The history of Oracle DRM goes way back to a company called Razza Solutions pre-1995. The company marketed a product called Razza Dimension Server (Razza DS), and had about thirty Fortune 500 as customers. In January, 2005, Hyperion acquired the company with Razza’s 15-person staff became Hyperion employees. Since Hyperion’s acquisition, the product was marketed [...]
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- Join me at Collaborate 10!
- Tracking Changes – Revisited
- Solving Oracle 10g error: “RemoteOperationException: ERROR: wrong password for user”
- New Features on Oracle® Hyperion Data Relationship Management, Fusion Edition 11.1.1
- Perl Tip on check value for numeric or non-numeric
- Building Hierarchies with Automator
- Special Characters in Master Data Objects
- Essbase Excel Client Install Files is 3Gb+, are you nuts?
- Oracle Hyperion EPM 11.1.1 Installation, Configuration, Tips
- VMWare: How to Optimize for Performance
- Daniel: Naren, depending on the system version you are using, before v11 you are likely to use HAL to integrate DRM into HFM. In v11 you use ODI.
- Daniel: Kalyan, yes DRM can manage any hierarchy beyond Oracle because it does not have pre-build interfaces. It exports to database or text format that can w
- Kalyan: Hi Daniel, I am looking for some info on DRM.Can you please help. 1. Can DRM manage the hierarchies of non-Oracle products. (For example, does i
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