This document discusses connecting Oracle Endeca Information Discovery (OEID) to an Oracle Business Intelligence (OBI) Server. It describes a new feature in OEID version 3.0 that allows loading data directly from an OBI Server. It then outlines the 7 step process for configuring this connection, which includes selecting the OBI subject area and tables to import, configuring attribute metadata, and running a baseline graph to load the data. The document also notes that queries can still be manually created against the OBI Server data.

1. ORACLE ENDECA INFORMATION DISCOVERY
CONNECTION WITH OBI SERVER
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2. CONNECTION WITH OBI SERVER
A new feature with OEID v3.0 (and v2.4 with separate plugin) is to load data directly
from an Oracle Business Intelligence (OBI) Server. For companies who are using
OBI and have modeled their common enterprise information model in it this can be a
very nice feature. One place to get the structured data from!
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3. CONNECTION WITH OBI SERVER (1)
Step 1: Load Data from
OBI Server
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4. CONNECTION WITH OBI SERVER (2)
Step 2: Project name
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5. CONNECTION WITH OBI SERVER (3)
Step 3: Configure target
Endeca data domain
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6. CONNECTION WITH OBI SERVER (4)
Step 3: Configure target
Endeca data domain
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7. CONNECTION WITH OBI SERVER (5)
Step 5: Select OBI
subject area and tables
to import
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8. CONNECTION WITH OBI SERVER (6)
Step 6: Configure
metadata of the attributes
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9. CONNECTION WITH OBI SERVER (7)
Step 7: Data Integrator will automatically create a new project for the
connection with the OBI Server. Just run the Baseline graph and you
are ready to go
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10. CREATE QUERY MANUALLY
We can also create
any query we want
manually of course
e.g. add filters to the
query:
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