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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- admin: Yes agreed
- Prineet: Even if we will use property other than defailt description it will show the same problem, we need to change the system preference max length property
- admin: No different to any other hierarchy. If you know DRM, study the documentation or go to training you'd know. Let us know if you need some consulting, I
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