OBIEE Training with Real Time Project


About OBIEE:

Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition 11g (OBIEE) is an unrivaled and comprehensive business intelligence and analytics platform that delivers a full variety of capabilities—including interactive dashboards, unstructured search and collaboration, ad hoc queries, enterprise and financial reporting, scorecard and strategy management, business process invocation, mobile analytics, notifications and alerts,  integrated systems management.


Our obiee trainers are oracle business intelligence (OBIEE) certified Consultant and experienced working professionals with hands on real time OBIEE project knowledge. OBIEE Online Training classes by real time working experienced expert on exclusive OBIEE 12c version with hands on guidance we provide excellence Online Training in OBIEE from the real time consultant in the Project based Scenarios.

We have designed our obiee course content based on our student’s requirement to achieve career goal. OBIEE online trainer will provide you all possible interview questions with answers and take a preliminary interview to put up your confidence. We also provide you OBIEE job support if you get any issues in the real time.

 Prerequisite of OBIEE:

Basic SQL Knowledge and Database is enough to learn OBIEE.

 Course Content:


INTRODUCTION TO DWH CONCEPTS


Day 1

1

OLTP Vs OLAP

2

Data warehouse Architecture

3

Data warehouse Vs Data Mart

4

ETL

5

Measures, Fact, Dimensions

6

Schema

7

Star Schema

8

Snowflake Schema

9

Dimension Hierarchy

10

Slowly Changing Dimension

11

Type 1

12

Type 2

13

Type 3

14

Data Modelling

15

Fact Less fact table

16

Junk Dimension

17

Data Ware House Tools

18

Confirm Dimension

Oracle SQL


Day 2

1

How to create schema's

2

How to Import Data (Sample)

3

How to Export Date (Sample

4

How to Grant Permissions

5

How to add new connections in Database

6

How to create tables and columns

7

Some Basic SQL Commands

ORACLE BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE – REPOSITORY

Day 3

1

Repository Basics

2

Oracle BI architecture components

3

Repository structure, features, and functions

4

Using the OracleBI Administration Tool

5

Creating a repository

6

Building the Physical Layer of a Repository

Day 4

7

Importing data sources, Tables and Columns

8

Setting up connection pool properties

9

Defining keys and joins

10

Examining physical layer object properties

11

Creating alias and select tables

12

Loading a repository into Oracle BI Server memory

13

Building the Business Model and Mapping Layer of a Repository

Day 5

14

Building a business model

15

Building logical tables, columns, and sources

16

Defining logical joins

17

Building measures

18

Examining business model object properties

19

Building the Presentation Layer of a Repository

Day 6

20

Exploring Presentation layer objects

21

Creating Presentation layer objects

22

Modifying Presentation layer objects

23

Examining Presentation layer object properties

24

Testing and Validating a Repository

25

Checking repository consistency

26

Turning on logging

Day 7

27

Testing a repository using Oracle BI Answers

28

Inspecting the query log

29

Adding Multiple Logical Table Sources

Day 8

30

Adding multiple logical table sources to a logical table

31

Specifying logical content

32

Adding Calculations to a Fact Table

Day 9

33

Creating new calculation measures based on existing logical columns

34

Creating new calculation measures based on physical columns

35

Using Aggregates

37

Creating Dimension Hierarchies and Level-Based Measures

Day10

38

Creating dimension hierarchies

39

Creating level-based measures

40

Modeling Time Series Data

41

Using time comparisons in business analysis

43

Purpose of aggregate tables in dimensional modeling

Day11

44

Modeling aggregate tables to improve query performance

45

Testing aggregate navigation

47

Using Partitions and Fragments

Day12

48

Purpose for segmenting data into partitions and fragments

50

Use of Joins Like Complex Join, Inner Join, Left Outer Join, Right Outer Join, Full Outer Join.

Day13

51

Initialization Blocks and Variables.

52

Repository Utilities

53

calculation by using calculation wizard

55

All Types of Functions in BMM Layer

Day 14

56

Rename and Re-Arrange Wizard

58

Building Views

Day15

59

Multiple use of Alias Table

60

Modelling Bridge Table

62

Cache Management

Day16

63

Implicit Fact Column

64

Creating Hierarchy in Presentation Layer

65

Event Pooling


Usage Tracking

67

About EM

Day17

68

About Console

69

Path Location

70

Log Files

71

Configuration Files


Oracle BI Answer Side (Catalog)

Day18

75

Catalog Manager Options

76

Migrations

77

Introduction to Oracle BI Answers

Day 19

78

Working with requests in Oracle BI Answers

79

How to access Subject Areas

80

Basic Reporting

81

Formating

Day20

82

Filters

83

Using advanced formatting

84

Filtering Requests in Oracle Business Intelligence Answers

85

Introduction to filters in Answers

86

Adding filter prompts to requests

87

Using saved requests as filters

88

Types of View

Day 21

89

Oracle Business Intelligence Answers: Advanced Features

Day 22

90

Combining request criteria using set operations

91

Executing direct database requests

92

Building Views and Charts in Requests

Day 23

93

Introduction to Answers views and charts

94

Creating and editing charts

95

Performing common view tasks

96

Showing Results with Gauge Views

97

Introduction to Gauge views

98

Working with Gauge views

99

Showing Results with Pivot Tables

100

Introduction to pivot tables

101

Formatting pivot tables

102

Setting aggregation rules and building formulas

Day 24

103

Creating Oracle Business Intelligence Interactive Dashboards

104

Introduction to Interactive Dashboards and pages

105

Dashboard Editor UI elements

106

Composing dashboard elements

107

Types of dashboard content

108

Using Prompts

Day 25

109

Scope of the Prompt

110

Presentation Variable and Uses

111

Request Variable

112

Combine Request

Day 26

113

Direct Database Request

114

Customizing the Oracle Business Intelligence User Interface

Day27

115

Making configuration changes using the instance config file

116

Configuring Guided Navigation Links

117

Building guided navigation with static links

118

Building guided navigation with conditional links and sections

119

Administering the Oracle Business Intelligence Presentation Catalog

120

Maintaining the Oracle BI Presentation Catalog

121

Managing security

122

Understanding security inheritance

Day 28

123

Permission types - Object Level Security/Data Level Security

124

Setting permissions using the Manage Catalog screen

125

Creating users and groups

126

Setting permissions for users and groups

127

Setting query limits and timing restrictions

128

Introduction to Oracle BI Scheduler

Day 29

129

Using BI Deliver

130

Configuration of Scheduler Service

131

Creating & scheduling iBots

132

Using Repository Variables

Day 30

133

Session variables

134

Repository variables

135

Initialization blocks

136

Using dynamic repository variables as filters

137

Setting filters to personalize information

Day 31

138

Cache Management

139

Inspecting cache reports

140

Purging cache entries

141

Modifying cache parameters and options

142

Seeding the cache

143

Creating selection steps

Day 32

144

Creating groups

145

Creating calculated items

146

Including advanced SQL clauses in your analysis

147

Providing Real Time Scenarios on RPD and Answer Side.

Day 33

148

Interview Perspectives
 

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