Updating EPM Automate Just Got Easier
Introduction One of the challenges with EPM Automate has been eliminated this month. Although it was a minor issue, the need to update EPM Automate regularly was something that had to be considered monthly.
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Entries by Kyle Goodfriend
Supercharge PBCS with PowerShell
Last year I presented an in-depth overview on PowerShell and how it can be utilized in the Hyperion environment. I have been asked many times to share it.
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Ohio Valley OAUG – Getting Groovy in Louisville
I have been selected to speak at the OVOAUG on February 16, 2018. I have been there before, and it is a very nice group of people to engage with. If you are in the area, or would like to hear more about how Groovy in PBCS can change the landscape of performance, user interaction, […]
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PBCS Data Map / Smart Push Has Data volume Limits
Introduction When moving data in PBCS with Data Maps or Smart Pushes, they have limits on how much data can be moved. The amount of data can be seen in the logs, and look something like this.
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Adventures in Groovy – Part 7: Validating Run Time Prompts
Introduction When developing applications in PBCS, there are times when we need to request information from users. This is especially useful in workforce application, but certainly not limited to them. With Groovy, we can take validation to the next level. We can compare inputs to each other, we can limit input, and we can now […]
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Bug Report: Push Data failed. Error: Exported data size violates permissible amount: 100 MB
Introduction Data Map Error: Push Data failed. Error: Exported data size of data map that is being executed from groovy is more than permissible amount: 100 MB. If you are confused, join the club. The results are inconsistent as some data pushes are successful that are over the 100MB limit. So, why the following error? […]
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Adventures in Groovy – Part 6: Converting a POV into a Fix
Introduction One of the fundamental features of a Groovy calculation is the ability to dynamically grab aspects of a grid, and getting the POV is something that is required to dynamically generate an Essbase calculation. There are times when the entire POV is required, times when only members from specific dimensions are needed, and situations […]
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Adventures in Groovy – Part 5: Accessing Substitution Variables
Introduction Accessing Substitution Variables is critical in most calculations, and accessing them in Groovy is a little more complex than it needs to be with not having an API to get them. Since the SubstitutionVariable is not available, there are a couple ways to get them. The precursor to this post is three-fold. Read the Bug Report: […]
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Easy Way to Randomize Data in PBCS
Introduction When an application is used to demonstrate sensitive information, a training class includes people that shouldn’t see live data, or security is being tested, often times using real data is not an option. I have written PowerShell scripts and .NET applications to randomize data from Essbase exports, as well as Custom Defined Functions to […]
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Bug Report: Groovy SubstitutionVariable Class Not Functioning
If you have jumped into Groovy Calculations, one of the things you likely would try to do is grab a value for a sub var. Hopefully, you haven’t spent too much time before reading this. I wasted a ton of time trying to get this to work before I opened a ticket with Oracle. This […]
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