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Purpose
This tutorial covers creating Financial Management dashboards in Oracle BI Enterprise Edition 11g (OBI EE).
Time to Complete
Approximately 2 hours.
Overview
Oracle Hyperion Financial Management, Fusion Edition is a comprehensive, Web-based application that delivers global collection, financial consolidation, reporting, and analysis in one highly scalable solution. OBI EE provides a full range of business intelligence capabilities that enable you to collect up-to-date data from your organization, present the data in easy-to-understand formats (such as tables and graphs), and deliver data in a timely fashion to the employees in your organization. In this tutorial, you create Financial Management dashboards in OBI EE.
Scenario
Your organization uses Financial Management to consolidate and report on financial data, and OBI EE to present organizational data to management. As an administrator, you are tasked with building dashboards for Financial Management in OBI EE so that your financial data can be viewed in easy-to-understand tables and graphs.
Financial Management 9.3.1, 11.1.1.x, or 11.1.2 must be installed and configured. Oracle BI Enterprise Edition 11g must be installed and configured.
Prerequisites
Before starting this tutorial, you should: 1. Have installed the Financial Management client and ADM driver on the server where OBI EE is installed. 2. Have configured the Financial Management cluster on the server where OBI EE is installed. 3 . Have enabled Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) on the server where OBI EE is installed.
3. Within the environment tag, add the following new variables required for Financial Management. Update the actual values as appropriate for your installation.
4. Update the PATH variable to include ADM_HOME/bin and the client and common subdirectories ofHYPERION_HOME.
5. Locate the data id="start-args" tag and update the classpath attribute to include the location of required JAR files.
7 . Go to the directory ORACLE_HOME/bifoundation/javahost/lib/obisintegration/adm and delete all JAR files except for admintegration.jar and admimport.jar.
11 . On the Overview tab, click Restart. Note: You can also restart by running the opmnctl.bat file located in C:\OBIEE\instances\instance1\bin.
12 . Verify that the instance restarted, and log off Enterprise Manager.
Build the physical layer of the repository Create the business model and mapping layer of the repository Create the presentation layer of the repository
3. Enter a name for the repository. In this tutorial, the repository name is Comma.
4. Perform the following actions: a. b. c. d. e. Accept the default location. Verify that Import Metadata is set to Yes. Enter a repository password. Reenter the password. Click Next.
The Create New Repository - Select Data Source dialog box is displayed.
5 . Perform the following actions: a. b. For Connection Type, select Hyperion ADM. Edit the URL with the name of your server and Financial Management application. In this tutorial, you use the Comma application. Note: You must use the server name that you used to configure the Financial Management client. Enter a user name and password for your application. Click Next.
c. d.
The Create New Repository - Select Metadata Objects dialog box is displayed.
6 . Perform the following actions: a. b. c. Expand adm.native.HsvADMDriver:<server>:<application> until the name of your application is displayed. Select Comma, and click the > (Import Selected) button. Click Finish.
The metadata from your application is imported, and the Create New Repository dialog box closes.
8 . Double-click Product.
9 . In the Default Member field, enter [None], and click OK. Note: When you build an analysis, if you do not specify a member for a dimension, the default member is used. In this tutorial, you set the default members for the four custom dimensions to [None].
10 . Double-click Customers.
12 . Double-click Channel.
14 . Double-click UnitsFlows.
A grey cube and a red circle are displayed next to the name of the business model.
3 . Right-click adm.native.HsvADMDriver:<server>:<application>, and select Business Model Diagram > Whole Diagram.
4 . Verify that all dimensions from the Comma application are displayed.
. 3 . Click Save.
7 . Click OK.
8 . Repeat steps 3 through 7 for the remaining dimensions, and then click Close to close Consistency Check Manager.
9 . Click Save.
The repository is saved, and you are prompted to check global consistency.
10 . Click Yes.
11 . Click OK.
12 . Navigate to the Business Model and Mapping tab, and verify that the gray cube icon changed to green.
6 . At the confirmation message that the lock was completed, click Close.
8 . Perform the following actions: a. b. c. Navigate to the directory where your repository is stored. Select your repository. Click Open.
9 . Enter the repository password, and then reenter the password to confirm it.
10 . In the Catalog Location text box, scroll to the end and replace the existing repository name with HFM.
11 . Click Apply.
12 . In the BI Server Repository section, confirm that the Default RPD is now HFM with an extension. In this example, the file name is HFM_BI00013.
14 . At the confirmation message that the changes were activated successfully, click Close.
15 . Click Restart to apply recent changes to navigate to the Overview page (this may take a moment).
18 . Allow the Restart All processing to complete. This may take a few moments.
19 . At the confirmation message that all BI components were restarted, click Close.
20 . Confirm that System Components are 100% and that five components are up.
Create an analysis Format the analysis as a graph Embed the analysis in a dashboard An analysis is a query against your organization's data that provides answers to business questions. A query contains the underlying SQL statements that are issued to the Oracle BI Server. Analyses enable you to explore and interact with information by visually presenting data in tables, graphs, pivot tables, and so on. You can save, organize, and share the results of analyses. You can save your analyses in the Oracle BI Presentation Catalog, integrate them into any OBI EE dashboard, and enhance them through features such as graphs, result layout, calculated items, and drilling. Embedding an analysis in a dashboard causes it to execute automatically and display the most current results when the dashboard is accessed.
Creating an Analysis
1. Log on to OBI EE by performing the following actions: a. b. c. In a browser window, enter http://localhost:9704/analytics. Enter your user ID and password. Click Sign in.
3 . Select the Comma subject area. Note: the displayed name comes from the Presentation Layer. You can rename the name in the BI Administration Tool.
4 . In the Subject Areas pane, perform the following actions: a. b. Expand Entity. Double-click Entity Description.
c.
Entity Name and Entity Description are added to the Selected Columns pane.
5 . Perform the following actions: a. b. c. Expand Account. Double-click Account Description. Double-click Account Name.
Account Name and Account Description are added to the Selected Columns pane.
7 . Expand Comma, and double-click Value. Note: This field contains the data values for the dimensions in the analysis.
12 . In the Selected Columns pane, click the toolbar icon next to Entity Name, and then click Filter.
13 . In the Value drop-down list, select the following members, and click OK:
14 . In the Selected Columns pane, click the toolbar icon next to Year Name, and then click Filter.
15 . In the Value drop-down list, select 2005, and click OK: Note: The data file that is packaged with the Comma sample application has data in 2005. You can query against that data.
16 . Click the toolbar icon next to Account Name, and click Filter.
17 . In the Value drop-down list, select the following members, and click OK:
19 . In the Value drop-down list, select all of the months, and click OK.
25 . In the Value drop-down list, select [ICP None], and click OK.
27 . In the Name text box, enter a name for your analysis, and click OK.
29 . Verify that the filter retrieves the data that you want to display.
Account Name Year Name View Name Value Name ICP Name
7 . Click the Style tab, and in the Style drop-down list, select Gradient.
8 . Click the Scale tab, and perform the following actions: a. b. c. For Tick Type, click Specify. Click Show Major Ticks. Click Show Minor Ticks.
9 . Click the Titles and Labels tab, and perform the following actions: a. b. c. For Vertical Axis Title, clear Use column name as axis title. Iin the Vertical Axis Title text box, enter Region. Click OK.
11 . Click Save.
13 . In the graph area, perform the following actions: 1. 2. 3. 4. Click the Period Name drop-down list. Select the January period. Verify that the graph is updated with new data. Click Save.
2 . Perform the following actions: 1. 2. 3. 4. Enter a name and description for the dashboard. Click the Location drop-down list and select a location for the dashboard. Select Add content now. Click OK.
Note: If you save the dashboard in the Dashboards subfolder directly under the /Shared Folders/first levelsubfolder, the dashboard will be listed in the Dashboard menu on the global header. If you save it in a Dashboards subfolder at any other level (such as /Shared Folders/Sales/Eastern), it will not be listed. If you choose a folder in the Dashboards subfolder directly under the /Shared Folders/first level subfolder in which no dashboards have been saved, a Dashboards folder is automatically created for you.
3 . In the Catalog pane, select the analysis that you created and drag it to the Page Layout pane.
4 . Click Save.
7 . Place your cursor over a bar, and verify that details about that bar are displayed.
Summary
In this tutorial, you learned how to:
Connect to a Financial Management data source in OBI EE. Create a Financial Management repository in OBI EE. Validate and deploy the repository Create an analysis Format an analysis as a graph Embed an analysis in a dashboard