Oracle University
Course: D63790GC20
Instructor: Frank Laffey
Virtual Classroom
Six months ago I took over as team lead and systems administrator for a number of Oracle Products, primarily Hyperion, OBIEE and ODI. It is a big change and the 4 Oracle University courses I have taken have all been of some benefit. But this course was the best so far, in part, due to the instructor Mr. Frank Laffey; he had the best class room control I have seen for a virtual classroom course in over 20 years in university, 2 years in college and numerous courses between CBT Nuggets, Train Signal and other vendor training. Frank is one of the best presenters I have yet to encounter and to be honest, I hope to take more courses with him in the future.
Course Objectives:
After completing this course, you should be able to:
- Identify the Planning installation requirements
- Install and configure Planning
Index of Lessons:
Lesson 1: Introduction to Planning
Lesson 2: Preparing the Installation Environment
Lesson 3: Preparing the Software Requirements
Lesson 4: Installing Product Components
Lesson 5: Understanding Configurations
Lesson 6: Configuring Shared Services
Lesson 7: Configuring Performance Management Architect and Calculation
Manager
Lesson 8: Configuring Essbase
Lesson 9: Configuring Planning
Lesson 10: Configuring Financial Reporting and Workspace
Lesson 11: Troubleshooting the EPM System Installation
Lesson 12: Accessing Planning
Lesson 13: Switching Application Modes
Lesson 14: Performing System Maintenance
Lesson 15: Upgrading EPM System Products
Lesson 16: Performing Migrations with Lifecycle Management
Appendix A: Integrating with Planning
Appendix B: Working with Performance Management Architect File
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I am a systems administrator, not a developer. But with all the Hyperion products I have encountered and supported to date, it helps to have one foot on each side of the isle. This course helps to bridge that gap. It was a great mix of instruction and hands-on labs, building out a complete environment and testing along the whole process. This course gave me a number of ideas and tips for troubleshooting and improving performance in our environments at work. It is a great course and I recommend it to anyone who supports or uses these products to gather a better understanding of the environment and interactions. It is an excellent course.
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