Amar Nettem - Hyperion 101 DBA Presentation

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Hyperion 101 for DBAs

NCOAUG Training Day

August 21, 2009

Amar Nettem,

Technologies Director


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Introducing New Generation Consultants

www.newgenusa.com

Oracle Certified Partner

Founded 2001

HQ in Des Plaines; branch in Chennai

6 Practice Areas

Data and Process Integration/Security

Enterprise Applications/OBAs

Infrastructure Design, Deployment, Support

Managed Services

Education and Training

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Agenda

Hyperion History and Essbase

Architecture

Components Involved.

Installation Order.

Startup/Shutdown Order.

How to Access the Application

Migration.

Where to find Technical Documentation.

Q&A


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Hyperion History


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Hyperion History

Company founded as IMRS in 1981.

Renamed Hyperion Software Corporation in 1995.

Merged with Arbor Software Corporation, the developer of Essbase OLAPserver.

Oracle acquired Hyperion in March, 2007


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Multidimensional database management system (MDBMS)

Name derives from "Extended Spread Sheet dataBASE.

ESSBASE Concept

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Software in 1998.

Developed to address the scalability issues associated with spreadsheets

such as Lotus 1-2-3 and Microsoft Excel


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Oracle Hyperion

rc ec ure


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Essbase Architecture High level information

flow between Product Components


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Essbase Product Components

Essbase Product Components Incorporate powerful architectural features to handle a wide range of analyticapplications across large multi-user environments.

Essbase Essbasea multi-threaded OLAP database software

The server acts as a shared resource, handling all data storage, caching, calculations,and data security.

The Essbase Server client needs only to retrieve and view data that resides on a server.

Administration Services Database and system administrators interface to Essbase

Provides a single-point-of-access console to multiple Essbase Servers.

Used to design, develop, maintain, and manage multiple Essbase Servers, applications,and databases.


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Essbase Product Components - Contd.Essbase Spreadsheet Add-in for Excel Add-in for Excel integrates Essbase with Microsoft Excel

User can add the Essbase menu to access Excel.

Integration Services Metadata-driven environment to bridge the gap between data stored in Essbase

databases and detailed data stored in relational databases.

The Hybrid Analysis feature gives business users more detail for decision making and ITmanagers more modularity in designing and maintaining large-scale analytic applications.

rov er erv ces

Middle-tier data-source provider to Essbase for Java API, Smart View, and XMLA clients.

Provider Services supports highly concurrent analytical scenarios and provides scalabilityand reliability in a distributed Web-enabled enterprise environment.

Smart View Common Microsoft Office interface for Essbase, Oracle's HFM, Planning and Oracle'sWorkspace data.

Using Smart View, you can view, import, manipulate, distribute and share data in MicrosoftExcel, Word, and PowerPoint interfaces.


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Essbase Product Components Contd.

Application Programming Interface (API)

Allows creation of customized applications.

The Essbase API Referenceprovides a complete listing of API functions, platforms, and

supported compilers.

Developer Products

Enable the rapid creation, management and deployment of tailored enterprise analytic.

Provide a comprehensive set of application programming interfaces, drag and dropcomponents and services.

Data Mining

Shows hidden relationships and patterns in organizational data.

Enables better business decisions.

you can plug in various data mining algorithms, build models, and then apply them to

existing Essbase applications and databases.


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EPM Architecture


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Provides an interface to various sources for metadata

Data from these sources can be imported into the system via flat files or Hyperion

interface tables.

Provides a direct interface to Financial Management and Planning applications

Enables the creation, maintenance, and synchronization of these applicationsdirectly from Performance Management Architect.

EPM Architecture

The middle tier of Performance Management Architect includes the requiredapplication services for application construction, metadata management, datasynchronization, and surfacing the user interface.

End users access Performance Management Architect and reporting and

application content through Oracle's Hyperion Workspace.


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Components of Hyperion


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Components of Hyperion

Components Involved

Hyperion Financial Management

Hyperion Essbase

Hyperion Foundation Services

Hyperion Enterprise

Hyperion Production Reporting

Hyperion Interactive Reporting

Hyperion Performance Scorecard

Hyperion Planning


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Hyperion Financial Data Quality Management

Hyperion Strategic Finance

Hyperion Web Analysis

Hyperion Financial Reporting

Components of Hyperion - Contd

Hyperion Financial Data Quality Management

Hyperion Workforce Planning.

Hyperion Data Integration Management

Hyperion Master Data Management


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Hyperion Install Sequence


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Create a DatabaseInstall & Configure

Hyperion shared services

Install Administration services

Install Essbase server and

configure

Hyperion Install Sequence

Install Integration services and

configure

Install Hyperion reporting services Install Hyperion reporting UI services

Install Hyperion

reporting client


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Startup/Shutdown sequence


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Shared Services

Hyperion S9 OpenLDAP

Hyperion S9 Shared Services

Reporting and Analysis Core Services

Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Core Services 1

BI+ Analytics

Hyperion S9 BI+ Analytic Services 9.3.1 -

Hyperion S9 Administration Services ATS5

Hyperion S9 Provider Services ATS5

Performance Management Architect Services

Hyperion S9 EPM Architect Process Manager

IIS Admin Service

Startup Order for Hyperion ProductServices and Processes

Reporting and Analysis UI Services

Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Financial Reporting Java RMI Registry

Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Financial Reporting Print Server

Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Financial Reporting Report Server

Hyperion S9 Apache 2.0

Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Workspace

Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Financial Reporting Web application

Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Web Analysis

yper on + . nanc a epor ng c e u er erver

Performance Management Architect Application Server Service

Hyperion S9 EPM Architect Web ATS5

Hyperion S9 EPM Architect Data Synchronization ATS5

Planning Services

Hyperion S9 Planning

Hyperion RMI Registry


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Shared Services

Hyperion S9 OpenLDAP

Hyperion S9 Shared Services

Reporting and Analysis Core Services

Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Core Services 1

BI+ Analytics

Hyperion S9 BI+ Analytic Services 9.3.1 -

Hyperion S9 Administration Services ATS5

Hyperion S9 Provider Services ATS5

Performance Management Architect Services

Hyperion S9 EPM Architect Process Manager

IIS Admin Service

Shutdown Order for Hyperion ProductServices and Processes

Reporting and Analysis UI Services

Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Financial Reporting Java RMI Registry

Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Financial Reporting Print Server

Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Financial Reporting Report Server

Hyperion S9 Apache 2.0

Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Workspace

Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Financial Reporting Web application

Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Web Analysis

yper on + . nanc a epor ng c e u er erver

Performance Management Architect Application Server Service

Hyperion S9 EPM Architect Web ATS5

Hyperion S9 EPM Architect Data Synchronization ATS5

Planning Services

Hyperion S9 Planning

Hyperion RMI Registry


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Accessing Application


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Hyperion Shared Services User Management Console

http://hostname.domainname:58080/interop

Essbase Administration Services Console

http://hostname.domainname:10080/easconsole/console.html

Hyperion workspace

http://hostname.domainname:19000/workspace


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Hyperion Financial Management

http://hostname.domainname/hfm

Hyperion Planning

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Shared Services


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Shared Services - User Provisioning


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Assigning Access to Users in Webforms


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Hyperion Workspace


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Workspace Elements

Number Name Description

1 Menu Bar Commands and sub-commands that organize tasks and modules (SeeMenus)

2 Standard toolbar Buttons for performing tasks (See Toolbars.)

3 View pane Area that provides buttons that enable jumps between panels (each panelhaving a specific use and corresponding controls) and displays the list ofdocuments and modules (Hiding this pane provides a larger content frame inwhich to use Workspace. Select View > View Pane to hide and display).

4 View Pane orContent AreaAdjuster

Setting to adjust the size of the View pane and content area

5 Content area Area in which you view active-module documents, tasks, or files

6 Buttons Buttons for performing module tasks

7 Process bar Location of the current folder, document, or step.

8 Document tabbar

Information bar specific to the current module (If multiple documents areopen, the current document tab is highlighted).


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Hyperion Workspace


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Workspace Functionalities


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Workspace Functionalities


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Preferences Screen in Workspace


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Navigation from Workspace to Planning


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Web Analysis integrated with Workspace


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Financial Reporting integrated with Workspace


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Webforms through Smart View


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Oracle Hyperion Strategic Finance


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ApplicationMaintenance


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Application Maintenance

Ad-hoc Maintenance

Planned Maintenance

During any change in hierarchy

During User/Group/Role Create/Edit/Deletion process

During Patch DeploymentDuring Upgrade/Migration process

Applying Bug Fixes


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Migration


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Migration

Typical Hyperion Essbase migration:

Move the application and associated files from one server to

another

Upgrade server to a newer version

Move applications from Development to Productionenvironment

Examples of Migration Components: Application

OutlineLoad RulesDataCalc ScriptsReport ScriptsConfiguration FilesSecurity Filters

SecurityUsers

Groups


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Migration Steps Summary

Typical Hyperion Essbase migration steps to migrate an Essbase applicationfrom one server to another using Migration Wizard, where native security wasin force.

Examining Source and Target Servers

Launching Migration Wizard Selecting Source and Target Servers Selecting Source and Target Applications Selectin Application-Level Ob ects to Mi rate Selecting Database-Level Objects to Migrate Selecting Security Migration Options Selecting Individual Groups to Migrate Selecting Individual Users to Migrate Examining Migration Results


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Documentation


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Documentation

Main Documentation

http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10530_01/welcome.html

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Technical Troubleshooting Reference

http://metalink3.oracle.com


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Q U E S T I O N SQ U E S T I O N S

A N S W E R SA N S W E R S


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