Getting Started with Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition
This course teaches in a step-by-step approach how to use Oracle Business Intelligence to enable business intelligence through data analysis.
What you'll learn
In the age of data analysis, organizations' ability to extract information and intelligence out of data is not a luxury; it's a business enabler. Business intelligence is one critical aspect of the ever expanding data analysis ecosystem. Oracle Business Intelligence 12c is the latest offering from Oracle in the business intelligence domain. In this course, Getting Started with Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition, you'll learn a step-by-step approach on how to use OBI to enable business intelligence through data analysis. First, you'll discover that this an introductory course. Next, you'll explore the engine analytical capabilities. Finally, you'll learn about visualization capabilities. By the end of this course, you'll be able to continue your journey towards being an expert OBI developer.
Table of contents
- Introduction 1m
- The Business Problem 1m
- Demo: Importing Metadata 4m
- Table Alias 1m
- Demo: Table Alias 1m
- Understanding OBI Joins 3m
- Demo: Working with Physical Joins 4m
- Demo: Working with the Logical Layer 4m
- Demo: A Look at the Joins Manager 2m
- Demo: Working with the Presentation Layer 5m
- Demo: Save and Upload RPD 3m
- Demo: Finally! Run Analysis 4m
- Summary 2m
- Introduction 0m
- Demo: Open RPD in Offline (and Online) Mode 2m
- Demo: Creating Basic Measures 5m
- Calculated Measures 1m
- Demo: Calculated Measures 5m
- Calculated Measures: Aggregation Before vs. After Calculation 4m
- Demo: Calculated Measures Using Logical Columns 3m
- So Which Method Should You Use? 2m
- Summary 1m
- Introduction 1m
- What Is Time Series Data? 2m
- Demo: Creating Time Dimension 3m
- Chronological Keys 4m
- Demo: Setting Chronological Keys 1m
- Time Series Functions 2m
- Demo: Previous Quarter Revenue Using AGO Function 3m
- Demo: Running Revenue Sum Using TODATE Function 2m
- Demo: Three-period Rolling Revenue Sum Using PERIODROLLING Function 2m
- Demo: Examining Results 7m
- Summary 1m