Combing through some of Oracle’s literature from the Nov 2007 OpenWorld on Hyperion DRM, I am delighted and surprised 125+ customers adopted the use of this tool. Now I am not sure if this figure is every company since the Razza days or if it’s since the Hyperion acquisition. But I guess if it’s the [...]
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- Daniel: Ravi, yes there're a couple of properties needed for Essbase. If you are using v11 DRM, you should have the templates available already. Just check it
- Daniel: Hi Tonia, use 9.3.1 add-in and it'll work fine unless you absolutely need version 11 features. In that case, we maybe able to help offline. Regards,
- Daniel: There isn't any documentation as such from version 8. The DRM database structure is very different, you will have to rebuild it. Shouldn't be too hard
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