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25 Sep, 2008

Automate a Parent-Child hierarchy build – Part 3

Posted by: Daniel In: Oracle Data Relationship Management

In our quest to build a financial hierarchy, in the last blog entry, we taught you how to prepare a Parent-Child hierarchy and then using the Parent-Child Import Automator tool, we created the necessary DRM Automator script without even trying. This literally saves days of work. Imagine if you’re trying to develop 10 hierarchies (with [...]

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25 Sep, 2008

Introduction to building a financial hierarchy in DRM – Part 2

Posted by: Daniel In: Oracle Data Relationship Management

Apologize that I have been quite busy for the last few weeks. But thank you for all the support. I have getting pinged to provide some help in using the DRM Tools that I posted a while back. In addition, I am getting some great questions and solving them as soon as they come in. [...]

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  • 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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