Curse You Implied Share!
For those of you who have been snake bitten by implied shares, you will welcome a relatively unknown Essbase configuration setting in the Essbase configuration file (essbase.cfg).
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Entries by Kyle Goodfriend
Follow @EPMTechTips And Stay In Touch With Hyperion Trends
Get useful info as it relates EPM (Hyperion) technology, particularly around infrastructure, installation & troubleshooting. Questions are welcome!
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Increased Efficiency Utilizing Saved Objects in Financial Reporting
All developers understand the power of using objects during development activities, a concept that can be leveraged in the development of Oracle/Hyperion Financial Reports. Utilizing saved objects allows the development team to deliver a product in less time and provides the ability to quickly react to future report modifications. The information below (1) provides common […]
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Join Us In San Antonio!
Game on! A record number of abstracts were submitted for Kscpoe12, and here are 3 presentations you will want to check out.
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Managing More With Less Doesn’t Have To Be Impossible
Be a hero – use the Hyperion API and start running your environment rather than your environment running you!
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What’s New with Smart View
The newest release of Smart View (Release 11.1.2.1.102) includes many helpful, long-awaited features.
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Is Your Message Getting Ignored?
Don’t be ignored – here are a few quick tips to improve your email communications
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Why is my database growing? It’s killing my calc times!
There are times when planning and forecasting databases grow for apparently no reason at all. The static data (YTD actuals) that is loaded hasn’t changed and the users say they aren’t doing anything different. If you load budgets or forecasts to Essbase, you probably do what I’m about to tell you. If you are a […]
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Why is my database growing? It’s killing my calc times!
There are times when planning and forecasting databases grow for apparently no reason at all. Find out why it is happening and learn how to overcome it.
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This Isn’t Your Father’s Essbase Export
Exporting data through calculation scripts has been around for some time. It is somewhat hidden as a feature. Have you used DataExport?
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