The document provides an overview of implementing security in Oracle Hyperion Essbase using Shared Service. It discusses converting Essbase's security mode to externalize security and manage it through Shared Service, including benefits like backup/restore of security information and automatic refresh of security settings. It also covers creating groups and users, assigning roles and filters for cell-level security, and refreshing security in Essbase from Shared Service.
The document provides an overview of implementing security in Oracle Hyperion Essbase using Shared Service, including converting the security mode to externalize it to Shared Service, creating users and groups, and cell level security using filters that can grant read, write, and no access permissions to specific data areas. It also discusses administration tasks in Shared Service like refreshing security, user directory configuration, and understanding the various roles available in Shared Service and Essbase.
The document discusses Novell iChain, a solution for securing web applications and servers. It provides single sign-on, encrypts data as it passes through proxies, and removes direct access to web servers. It authenticates users through LDAP or certificates and authorizes access through rules stored in eDirectory. This simplifies management and security across multiple web server platforms and applications.
The document compares three methods for consolidating SQL Server databases: 1) multiple databases on a single SQL Server instance, 2) a single database on multiple SQL Server instances, and 3) hypervisor-based virtualization. It finds that consolidating multiple databases onto a single instance has the lowest direct costs but reduces security and manageability. Using multiple instances improves security but has higher resource needs. Hypervisor-based virtualization maintains security while enabling features like high availability, but has higher licensing costs. The document aims to help decide which approach best balances these technical and business factors for a given environment.
Azure Active Directory - An Introduction for DevelopersJohn Garland
This document provides an overview of consulting and training services from Wintellect related to Azure Active Directory. It describes that Wintellect offers both consulting services to help build software as well as on-site, virtual and on-demand training courses taught by Microsoft experts. The document includes an agenda for an introduction to Azure Active Directory for developers that will cover topics like adding authentication to an ASP.NET MVC app and calling secured APIs from various client applications.
Azure Role Based Access Control with an use case and explanation about various concepts like Global Administrators, Role Assignments, Account Administrators, Azure Roles, Custom Roles for both Azure AD and Azure Subscriptions
This document discusses tuning Essbase databases for batch processing and client retrieval. It covers tuning both BSO and ASO databases. For BSO tuning, the document focuses on understanding database structures, query requirements, and hardware infrastructure. Specific steps covered include checking block sizes, changing dimension storage types, and configuring caches. For ASO tuning, the document discusses compacting outline files, designing and materializing aggregate views, and measuring the impact on query performance. The goal of tuning is to minimize batch processing time and optimize retrieval for client requirements.
About us
BISP is an IT Training and Consulting Company. We are Subject Matter Experts for DHW and BI technologies. We provide Live virtual Online global IT support and services like online software training, live virtual online lab services, virtual online job support with highly intellectual professional trainers and skilled resources , predominantly In Oracle BI, Oracle Data Integrator, Hyperion Product stack, Oracle Middleware solution, Oracle SoA, AIA Informatica, IBM Datastage and IBM Cognos .
BISP has footprints virtually across USA, CANADA, UK, SINGAPORE, SAUDI ARABIA, AUSTRALIA and more by providing live virtual support services from India for fresh graduates, opt students, working professionals etc. Being a live virtual online training the support , training and service methodology is just click away considerably reducing your TIME,INFRASTRUCTURE and Cost effective.
The session will address the following points:
* Introduction to security in Oracle EPM Cloud Planning
* What are the artifacts/granular level that can have security in PBC?
* What are the best practices for addressing security?
* How can you mass update security using EPM Automate, REST API, Groovy, LCM, etc.?
The document provides an overview of implementing security in Oracle Hyperion Essbase using Shared Service, including converting the security mode to externalize it to Shared Service, creating users and groups, and cell level security using filters that can grant read, write, and no access permissions to specific data areas. It also discusses administration tasks in Shared Service like refreshing security, user directory configuration, and understanding the various roles available in Shared Service and Essbase.
The document discusses Novell iChain, a solution for securing web applications and servers. It provides single sign-on, encrypts data as it passes through proxies, and removes direct access to web servers. It authenticates users through LDAP or certificates and authorizes access through rules stored in eDirectory. This simplifies management and security across multiple web server platforms and applications.
The document compares three methods for consolidating SQL Server databases: 1) multiple databases on a single SQL Server instance, 2) a single database on multiple SQL Server instances, and 3) hypervisor-based virtualization. It finds that consolidating multiple databases onto a single instance has the lowest direct costs but reduces security and manageability. Using multiple instances improves security but has higher resource needs. Hypervisor-based virtualization maintains security while enabling features like high availability, but has higher licensing costs. The document aims to help decide which approach best balances these technical and business factors for a given environment.
Azure Active Directory - An Introduction for DevelopersJohn Garland
This document provides an overview of consulting and training services from Wintellect related to Azure Active Directory. It describes that Wintellect offers both consulting services to help build software as well as on-site, virtual and on-demand training courses taught by Microsoft experts. The document includes an agenda for an introduction to Azure Active Directory for developers that will cover topics like adding authentication to an ASP.NET MVC app and calling secured APIs from various client applications.
Azure Role Based Access Control with an use case and explanation about various concepts like Global Administrators, Role Assignments, Account Administrators, Azure Roles, Custom Roles for both Azure AD and Azure Subscriptions
This document discusses tuning Essbase databases for batch processing and client retrieval. It covers tuning both BSO and ASO databases. For BSO tuning, the document focuses on understanding database structures, query requirements, and hardware infrastructure. Specific steps covered include checking block sizes, changing dimension storage types, and configuring caches. For ASO tuning, the document discusses compacting outline files, designing and materializing aggregate views, and measuring the impact on query performance. The goal of tuning is to minimize batch processing time and optimize retrieval for client requirements.
About us
BISP is an IT Training and Consulting Company. We are Subject Matter Experts for DHW and BI technologies. We provide Live virtual Online global IT support and services like online software training, live virtual online lab services, virtual online job support with highly intellectual professional trainers and skilled resources , predominantly In Oracle BI, Oracle Data Integrator, Hyperion Product stack, Oracle Middleware solution, Oracle SoA, AIA Informatica, IBM Datastage and IBM Cognos .
BISP has footprints virtually across USA, CANADA, UK, SINGAPORE, SAUDI ARABIA, AUSTRALIA and more by providing live virtual support services from India for fresh graduates, opt students, working professionals etc. Being a live virtual online training the support , training and service methodology is just click away considerably reducing your TIME,INFRASTRUCTURE and Cost effective.
The session will address the following points:
* Introduction to security in Oracle EPM Cloud Planning
* What are the artifacts/granular level that can have security in PBC?
* What are the best practices for addressing security?
* How can you mass update security using EPM Automate, REST API, Groovy, LCM, etc.?
The document discusses the differences between role-based security and object-based security in Microsoft Dynamics CRM. Role-based security uses the authentication and authorization mechanisms of the application server and defines privileges at design time on a system-wide basis. Object-based security applies access rights to individual instances of objects. A privilege grants rights to a class of objects, while an access right only applies to a single object if the user has the required privilege.
ODTUG Learn from Home S E R I E S-Automating Security Management in PBCS!Dayalan Punniyamoorthy
The document discusses automating security management in Oracle Planning and Budgeting Cloud (PBC). It describes the different artifacts and granular levels that can have security applied in PBC, including users, groups, roles, and dimensions/values. It then covers best practices for addressing security in bulk using the Lifecycle Management (LCM) tool, EPM Automate commands, and REST APIs. The presentation includes a demo and Q&A section.
Alfresco : Implementing Membership and Security Wildan Maulana
This document discusses Alfresco's membership and security model. It covers creating and managing users and groups, assigning permissions and roles, and securing spaces and content. The core concepts covered include users and groups, default permissions and roles, authentication, and how to extend security policies. Specific steps are provided for inviting users to spaces and content and assigning them appropriate roles to govern access.
The document discusses systems integration and single sign-on (SSO). It describes using a centralized authentication service (CAS) to allow users to sign in once and access multiple applications without re-entering credentials. CAS uses ticket-granting tickets stored in cookies to authenticate users and service tickets to share authentication information with other applications. The document also outlines plans to build a sample SSO client and server application to demonstrate SSO concepts.
Working with user accounts,modification,deletion and creating a group its policies and share and printer sharing over a network and windows server backup 2008
The document provides steps to migrate an Essbase application from one environment to another using Oracle's Life Cycle Management (LCM) utility. There are two types of migrations covered: application to application migration which can be done if the applications are registered in the same shared services instance, and application to file system migration which backs up application artifacts to files that can then be moved to a new environment. The document outlines the detailed steps for both types of migrations and validating the migrations were successful.
Manage security in Model-app Power App with Common data serviceLearning SharePoint
Manage security in Model-app Power App with Common data service - three options are discussed. Managing security by Owner & Access Teams, Managing security by sharing individual records and by creating Group Teams - AAD and Office 365 Teams.
Nwtl2017 extending and customizing ibm connections cloudAndré Luís Cardoso
Extending and customizing ibm connections cloud. How to customize your connections on the smartcloud. How to get better visual for your connections. IBM
User accounts, authentication, strong passwords, and network security are important controls to ensure authorized access and prevent unauthorized access. Group policy objects and security groups can be used to centrally manage permissions and settings for users and computers. Creating user and computer accounts, defining different group types and scopes, and configuring group policies allows administrators to effectively manage security and resources on the network.
The document provides an introduction to Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE). It discusses key concepts such as distributed systems, middleware, the Java EE platform, and Java EE application servers. The Java EE platform consists of the Java SE APIs, Java EE APIs, and a Java EE application server. Applications are built using Java EE components like EJBs and servlets that run within a managed environment provided by the application server.
This document provides interview questions and answers related to configuring and administering a Windows Server 2003 network with Microsoft Exchange Server 2003. It addresses topics such as required Windows Server 2003 components, preparing an Active Directory forest for Exchange deployment, Exchange processes that communicate with Active Directory, domain controller types accessed by Exchange, and optimizing Exchange 2003 memory usage. Additional questions cover Exchange queue monitoring, standard port numbers, process names, database hosting limits, and NNTP use with Exchange.
2 Configuring Windows Server 2003.pptxMitikuAbebe2
The document discusses configuring Windows Server 2003. It describes how the Manage Your Server page allows configuring the server for typical or custom configurations. Typical configuration promotes the server to a domain controller while custom configuration allows selecting roles like file server, print server, application server, domain controller, DNS server, and DHCP server. The document also covers Active Directory concepts like domains, trees, forests, objects, and organizational units. It provides instructions for creating and managing user objects and profiles, including local user profiles, roaming user profiles, and creating a preconfigured user profile.
The document discusses the architecture of Liferay Portal. It describes the key layers including the enterprise layer, extensions framework, logical architecture, service layer, persistence layer, and portal architecture. The service layer uses Service Builder to generate services and is divided into local and remote services. The persistence layer relies on Hibernate for database access. The portal architecture manages users, user groups, roles, organizations, sites, and teams to structure user access.
The document discusses configuring security profiles in Oracle E-Business Suite SSHR module. It describes creating two security profiles based on the predefined Vision Supervisor Profile: Supervisor Profile No Granted Access and HUS Supervisor Profile Granted Access. It also assigns these profiles to the Manager Self-Service responsibilities to restrict managers' access to only employees in their supervisor hierarchy. Finally, it tests the new profiles by logging in as a manager and verifying they can only see employees under them.
The Most Underutilized Configuration Management Features Cireson
In my most recent webinar we looked at my favorite features of Configuration Manager 2012. This week we will look at the features that I think are either underutilized or features that I don't see used well enough in the product. The goal of this webinar is to help identify additional features that could be used in Configuration Manager or possibly change how some of those features are utilized.
AGENDA:
-How to more effectively use role based administration
-Look at the application model
-Explore Asset Intelligence and why you want to use it
-Discuss benefits of using automatic deployment rules
-Review compliance settings and why they are useful
-Reveal additional features that may be of interest
The document discusses file security and sharing on a file server. It covers:
- Using NTFS permissions and Encrypting File System (EFS) to control access and provide redundancy.
- Configuring a file server including Distributed File System (DFS), backups, disk quotas, and shadow copy services.
- Lessons on file security management using NTFS permissions and EFS, sharing folders, and backing up and restoring files.
- Steps for configuring NTFS permissions, EFS encryption, data recovery agents, and disk quotas.
Oracle enteprise pbcs drivers and assumptionsAmit Sharma
This document discusses driver-based planning and budgeting solutions using Oracle Enterprise Planning and Budgeting. It allows adjusting numbers based on internal or external factors through defining key drivers that impact areas like revenue, expenses, balance sheets, and cash flows. Drivers can be standard or custom defined and then used to calculate and adjust planned numbers across various areas. The document provides examples of common drivers for revenue, expenses, balance sheet accounts, and cash flows that can significantly impact the planning and budgeting process.
The document discusses the differences between role-based security and object-based security in Microsoft Dynamics CRM. Role-based security uses the authentication and authorization mechanisms of the application server and defines privileges at design time on a system-wide basis. Object-based security applies access rights to individual instances of objects. A privilege grants rights to a class of objects, while an access right only applies to a single object if the user has the required privilege.
ODTUG Learn from Home S E R I E S-Automating Security Management in PBCS!Dayalan Punniyamoorthy
The document discusses automating security management in Oracle Planning and Budgeting Cloud (PBC). It describes the different artifacts and granular levels that can have security applied in PBC, including users, groups, roles, and dimensions/values. It then covers best practices for addressing security in bulk using the Lifecycle Management (LCM) tool, EPM Automate commands, and REST APIs. The presentation includes a demo and Q&A section.
Alfresco : Implementing Membership and Security Wildan Maulana
This document discusses Alfresco's membership and security model. It covers creating and managing users and groups, assigning permissions and roles, and securing spaces and content. The core concepts covered include users and groups, default permissions and roles, authentication, and how to extend security policies. Specific steps are provided for inviting users to spaces and content and assigning them appropriate roles to govern access.
The document discusses systems integration and single sign-on (SSO). It describes using a centralized authentication service (CAS) to allow users to sign in once and access multiple applications without re-entering credentials. CAS uses ticket-granting tickets stored in cookies to authenticate users and service tickets to share authentication information with other applications. The document also outlines plans to build a sample SSO client and server application to demonstrate SSO concepts.
Working with user accounts,modification,deletion and creating a group its policies and share and printer sharing over a network and windows server backup 2008
The document provides steps to migrate an Essbase application from one environment to another using Oracle's Life Cycle Management (LCM) utility. There are two types of migrations covered: application to application migration which can be done if the applications are registered in the same shared services instance, and application to file system migration which backs up application artifacts to files that can then be moved to a new environment. The document outlines the detailed steps for both types of migrations and validating the migrations were successful.
Manage security in Model-app Power App with Common data serviceLearning SharePoint
Manage security in Model-app Power App with Common data service - three options are discussed. Managing security by Owner & Access Teams, Managing security by sharing individual records and by creating Group Teams - AAD and Office 365 Teams.
Nwtl2017 extending and customizing ibm connections cloudAndré Luís Cardoso
Extending and customizing ibm connections cloud. How to customize your connections on the smartcloud. How to get better visual for your connections. IBM
User accounts, authentication, strong passwords, and network security are important controls to ensure authorized access and prevent unauthorized access. Group policy objects and security groups can be used to centrally manage permissions and settings for users and computers. Creating user and computer accounts, defining different group types and scopes, and configuring group policies allows administrators to effectively manage security and resources on the network.
The document provides an introduction to Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE). It discusses key concepts such as distributed systems, middleware, the Java EE platform, and Java EE application servers. The Java EE platform consists of the Java SE APIs, Java EE APIs, and a Java EE application server. Applications are built using Java EE components like EJBs and servlets that run within a managed environment provided by the application server.
This document provides interview questions and answers related to configuring and administering a Windows Server 2003 network with Microsoft Exchange Server 2003. It addresses topics such as required Windows Server 2003 components, preparing an Active Directory forest for Exchange deployment, Exchange processes that communicate with Active Directory, domain controller types accessed by Exchange, and optimizing Exchange 2003 memory usage. Additional questions cover Exchange queue monitoring, standard port numbers, process names, database hosting limits, and NNTP use with Exchange.
2 Configuring Windows Server 2003.pptxMitikuAbebe2
The document discusses configuring Windows Server 2003. It describes how the Manage Your Server page allows configuring the server for typical or custom configurations. Typical configuration promotes the server to a domain controller while custom configuration allows selecting roles like file server, print server, application server, domain controller, DNS server, and DHCP server. The document also covers Active Directory concepts like domains, trees, forests, objects, and organizational units. It provides instructions for creating and managing user objects and profiles, including local user profiles, roaming user profiles, and creating a preconfigured user profile.
The document discusses the architecture of Liferay Portal. It describes the key layers including the enterprise layer, extensions framework, logical architecture, service layer, persistence layer, and portal architecture. The service layer uses Service Builder to generate services and is divided into local and remote services. The persistence layer relies on Hibernate for database access. The portal architecture manages users, user groups, roles, organizations, sites, and teams to structure user access.
The document discusses configuring security profiles in Oracle E-Business Suite SSHR module. It describes creating two security profiles based on the predefined Vision Supervisor Profile: Supervisor Profile No Granted Access and HUS Supervisor Profile Granted Access. It also assigns these profiles to the Manager Self-Service responsibilities to restrict managers' access to only employees in their supervisor hierarchy. Finally, it tests the new profiles by logging in as a manager and verifying they can only see employees under them.
The Most Underutilized Configuration Management Features Cireson
In my most recent webinar we looked at my favorite features of Configuration Manager 2012. This week we will look at the features that I think are either underutilized or features that I don't see used well enough in the product. The goal of this webinar is to help identify additional features that could be used in Configuration Manager or possibly change how some of those features are utilized.
AGENDA:
-How to more effectively use role based administration
-Look at the application model
-Explore Asset Intelligence and why you want to use it
-Discuss benefits of using automatic deployment rules
-Review compliance settings and why they are useful
-Reveal additional features that may be of interest
The document discusses file security and sharing on a file server. It covers:
- Using NTFS permissions and Encrypting File System (EFS) to control access and provide redundancy.
- Configuring a file server including Distributed File System (DFS), backups, disk quotas, and shadow copy services.
- Lessons on file security management using NTFS permissions and EFS, sharing folders, and backing up and restoring files.
- Steps for configuring NTFS permissions, EFS encryption, data recovery agents, and disk quotas.
Oracle enteprise pbcs drivers and assumptionsAmit Sharma
This document discusses driver-based planning and budgeting solutions using Oracle Enterprise Planning and Budgeting. It allows adjusting numbers based on internal or external factors through defining key drivers that impact areas like revenue, expenses, balance sheets, and cash flows. Drivers can be standard or custom defined and then used to calculate and adjust planned numbers across various areas. The document provides examples of common drivers for revenue, expenses, balance sheet accounts, and cash flows that can significantly impact the planning and budgeting process.
Oracle Strategic Workforce Planning Cloud is a tool to help companies align workforce strategy with business goals. It assesses skills across categories like behavioral, managerial, and technical. It identifies gaps between current and future skill needs through supply and demand analysis. Recommendations include establishing reliable data processes and using intelligent software to link HR transactions to workforce planning and strategic goals.
This document provides an overview of Oracle's Financial Data Quality Management, Enterprise Edition (FDMEE). It describes FDMEE's introduction, architecture, key differences from the previous Financial Data Management product, and value-added features. The document also walks through the FDMEE graphical user interface and components for navigation, setup, integration, data loading, and batch processing.
This document provides examples of using import and mapping scripts in Oracle Hyperion Financial Data Quality Management. There are four examples that demonstrate different ways to apply import and mapping scripts, including using string expressions to extract data from import files, conditional expressions to convert credit and debit columns into a single amount column, and using the "IGNORE" expression to skip rows with negative amounts in a mapping script. The examples are intended to illustrate the flexibility of using Jython scripts to customize data import and mapping tasks.
Oracle PBCS creating standard applicationAmit Sharma
This document provides steps for creating a standard application in Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud. It discusses selecting the application type as standard, which builds advanced applications. It also covers setting up currencies, custom dimensions and metadata, and the calendar. The complete creation process involves 7 steps: 1) Creating the application 2) Loading metadata 3) Modifying metadata 4) Configuring components 5) Assigning security 6) Loading data 7) Creating and deploying business rules.
The document provides information about creating consolidation and elimination rules in HFM Calc Manager. It describes the default consolidation calculation process and functions like PCon and Con that are used to calculate the proportion and elimination members. It explains that custom rules can override the default process. A standard consolidation template is presented that can be used as a starting point, which uses PCon to get the consolidation percentage and Con to calculate proportions and eliminations.
This document discusses calculating return on assets (ROA) using a dynamic procedure in HFM Calc Manager. It defines ROA as net profit divided by average total assets. It then shows a dynamic sub routine that calculates periodic, quarter-to-date, half-year-to-date, and year-to-date ROA by dividing net income by assets over different time periods. An example calculation is provided to demonstrate how it works.
There are two modes for adding new members in the Oracle Hyperion Planning Smartview grid: Dimension Editor Mode and Submit without Refresh Mode. Dimension Editor Mode requires a refresh after each addition but is generally faster, and marks new members with an asterisk. Submit without Refresh Mode does not require a refresh but is slower, and does not mark new members. By default, the mode is Dimension Editor, but it can be changed to Submit without Refresh by setting a property to "True".
This document provides an overview of weekly distribution in Oracle Hyperion Planning 11.1.2.4 presented by Amit Sharma of BISP Solutions. It includes instructions for forecasting salaries, miscellaneous expenses, and total expenses by setting calculation options, fixing a forecast cell, and using formulas to calculate salaries based on headcount and average salaries and miscellaneous expenses as a percentage of salaries. It concludes by asking if there are any questions.
Hyperion planning scheduling data importAmit Sharma
This document discusses putting Oracle Hyperion Planning in maintenance mode via the command line, forecasting salaries and expenses in a salary forecast data form, and fixing a forecast for salaries, miscellaneous expenses, and total expenses based on headcount, average salaries, and an employee benefits percentage. It ends by asking if there are any questions.
Oracle Hyperion Planning 11.1.2.4 includes a new simplified interface designed for tablets with faster client-side scripting, rich planning dashboards combining forms, charts, links and commentary. The presentation discusses new features in Oracle Hyperion Planning 11.1.2.4, focusing on the simplified interface optimized for tablets and including rich dashboards combining different planning elements.
The document provides an overview and hands-on guide for using Oracle Application Express (APEX). It describes the key components of APEX including the Application Builder, SQL Workshop, and Administration. The SQL Workshop component allows users to browse, create, and manage database objects using the Object Browser, run SQL commands, work with SQL scripts, and use the Query Builder. Step-by-step instructions are provided on creating a workspace and logging in, using the Object Browser to create tables and insert data, and running SQL queries using the SQL Commands component.
The document provides instructions for creating different types of applications in Oracle Application Express (APEX) using the Application Builder component. It describes how to create database applications, spreadsheet applications, and websheet applications step-by-step. It also explains how to install pre-built packaged applications available in APEX. The goal is to provide beginners with guidance on building their first APEX applications through the different subcomponents of the Application Builder.
This document provides an overview of security and data access in Salesforce CRM, including how to restrict logins by hours, IP addresses, and profiles; set object, record, and field-level security; manage access with roles and permission sets; and handle exceptions. It discusses viewing and customizing field-level security for standard and custom objects.
The document provides a summary of Salesforce formulas and validation rules that are commonly asked about during interviews. It includes 17 questions related to formulas and validation rules, each with a description of the requirement and the solution in the form of Salesforce code. The document is intended to help both beginners and advanced learners prepare for Salesforce interviews by providing real-world examples of formulas and validation rules.
The document provides information about various data management tools in Salesforce including analytic snapshots, the data import wizard, export data, and mass transfer and delete records. It describes how to use these tools to import, export, and manage data in 3 steps or less for each tool. The analytic snapshots tool allows users to save report results as custom object records while the import wizard provides a unified interface to import standard and custom objects from a CSV file by mapping fields. Users can also export data on-demand or on a scheduled basis and mass transfer or delete multiple records at once.