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06 Mar, 2012

Insert Nodes with ” Character into Oracle DRM

Posted by: Daniel In: Hyperion Data Relationship Management

A reader of this blog has had problems inserting node description with special characters such as the classic ” double quote, and so I am just going to do a quick post on diagnosing and resolving this issue. Oracle DRM by default has a system preference InvName and InvDescr which seeks to allow your system [...]

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03 Mar, 2010

Join me at Collaborate 10!

Posted by: Daniel In: Hyperion Data Relationship Management

Hey all, this is to let you know I will be presenting at this year’s “Collaborate 10” conference. There, I will host a session on Advanced Master Data Management. More details to follow. COLLABORATE 10 will be held on April 18-22, 2010 at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center. Las Vegas, Nevada. Advanced Financial Master Data [...]

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  • Daniel: There's not much you need to configure if you successfully install DRM 11.1.2.1, it's probably the easiest install compared to the entire Oracle Hyper
  • Daniel: Please let me know which down stream system you are referring to and I can help you with that.
  • Daniel: Migration utility is useful when you need to make sectional update. For example if you add a new property, why would you want to re-migrate the entire

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