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Archive for July, 2009

Gotten this rotten Oracle 10g error after installing the Hyperion EPM 11.1.1.2 software (without configuring it).  Anyhow, found an obscure fix for it too, apparently this is an issue with 10.1.0.2. If you happen to get this error, it is because the OS user that you are trying to login to the Oracle Enterprise Manager [...]

Got a question today about the new features on Oracle Hyperion DRM v11. In terms of this new release to be honest, most of the features had been pretty much the same as version 9.3.2. So don’t expect anything dramatic. I was told by reps that the next release will evolve to something quite different. [...]

02 Jul, 2009

Perl Tip on check value for numeric or non-numeric

Posted by: Daniel In: Perl

This is a little tip on Perl for those interested. Perl does not distinguish variables between text or numbers. And so when you’re manipulating data or input, you need to be careful and make your own checks first. It may seem simple but also can be way more complicated. For example, what if you have [...]



  • Daniel: I don't think AllExcl is the issue. I think checking WebExcludeNodeProps maybe more relevant. But as you can see, DRM displays all by default. And you
  • Daniel: By default it displays all, I am not sure if you did something to exclude it. You may wish to test the WebBook system preference i.e. set a standard W
  • Daniel: Ganesh, doesn't sound like you are experienced with the product. Our company specializes in DRM and can help you with your implementation. Please cont

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