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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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25 Aug, 2008

Tools you’ll need when using Oracle DRM – Part 1

Posted by: Daniel In: Tips 'n' Tricks

Good news, I have something really cool for you Essbase lovers in building your existing hierarchy into Oracle DRM, almost seamlessly. Many of us look to Oracle DRM to provide a facility to load our parent-child text file and import a hierarchy. Well it just doesn’t work that way. Oracle DRM has it’s own flat [...]

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  • 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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