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Intercompany Eliminations in PBCS

jturrell May 15, 2017

As part of a recent PBCS implementation, I had to design an Intercompany Elimination solution within a BSO plan type.  This is a relatively uncommon and somewhat complex requirement in a PBCS implementation, and as such, I was pretty excited…
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Getting Groovy with the EPM Cloud Migration REST API – Part 2

jturrell March 2, 2017

This post is late.  It’s embarrassingly late.  But it’s finally finished, and I hope you find it useful. In the previous post, we discussed Oracle’s Migration API for EPM Cloud, and walked through some basic Groovy examples on: Retrieving the…
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Getting Groovy with the EPM Cloud Migration REST API – Part 1

jturrell August 23, 2016

Oracle provides specific REST APIs for many of its cloud offerings, however one API in particular is useful for multiple cloud products – the Migration API.  This API is sometimes referred to as the “LCM” API or the “interop” API. …
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PBCS Pro Tip: Manage Multiple Test Accounts with One Gmail Address

jturrell April 12, 2016

During the testing phase of most Planning implementations, developers need to create test user accounts.  I typically create at least one test user for each security group so I can verify that the correct access has been assigned.  With an…
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Getting Groovy with the PBCS REST API

jturrell March 2, 2016

For many years, developers have had access to a variety of Essbase API’s that allowed them to write their own programs to automate and interact with their Essbase environments. Hyperion Planning, on the other hand, has had pre-built “utilities”, but…
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Essbase Pro Tip: Compare Outlines with Groovy

jturrell November 24, 2015

I’ve had a recurring challenge at several of my more recent clients. They have had lots of apps, lots of environments, and lots of developers working on different initiatives at the same time. So when it came time to move…
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EPM Pro Tip: Build & Maintain Security in Excel

jturrell September 30, 2015

Agatha Christie once argued against the notion that necessity is the mother of invention. She said, “Invention, in my opinion, arises directly from idleness, possibly also from laziness – to save oneself trouble”. This is the guiding principle I follow…
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Essbase Pro Tip: Build & Maintain Partitions in a Text Editor

jturrell August 27, 2015

Partitions in Essbase are a bit like views in a relational database. They allow the results of a query in one cube to be available in another cube. This data may be “materialized”, or physically stored in both the source…
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Hyperion Planning 11.1.2.3.700 Patch

jturrell August 11, 2015

I’m on a team that recently decided to patch a client environment, upgrading Hyperion Planning 11.1.2.3 from the .501 patch to the .700 patch.  We quickly started having deployment issues related to unknown members in member formulas.  This was with a…
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Technical Blog Posts

jturrell July 28, 2015

Excuses . . . Excuses . . . I do my best to publish as least one meaty, technical EPM blog post per month. But that’s just not going to happen this month. I have three excuses of varying quality:…
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