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Oracle Analytics: How to Connect to the Oracle Analytics To

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In this Document

Goal
Solution
References

APPLIES TO:

Oracle Analytics Cloud - Version 18.2.1 and later


Information in this document applies to any platform.

GOAL

How to connect to the OAAC RPD in online mode using the Admin Tool via the Cloud
Method

SOLUTION

Step 1 : Download and install the latest Developer Client Tool for OAC

Step 2 : Connect to OAAC via the "In the Cloud" option

Launch the Oracle BI Administration Tool

Choose File > Open > In the Cloud

Define the parameters for your OAAC instance:

Username : <OAAC Admin username>

Password : <password>

Cloud : bootstrap ( This is the name of the Service Instance in your OAAC VM - default
value is bootstrap)

Host Name : <OAAC Host name>

For example:

If you access your OAAC service instance via https://myoaacinstance-


myidentitydomain.analytics.ocp.oraclecloud.com/dv/ui then the Host Name would be
myoaacinstance-myidentitydomain.analytics.ocp.oraclecloud.com

Port Number : 443

SSL : Check ON

Trust Store : <Location of cacerts> (This defaults to <OAC Client Home>\oracle_common\


jdk\jre\lib\Security\cacerts

Password : changeit (This is the default password for cacerts)

Note:

This approach can be used if you wanted to save / download a copy of the RPD to your local
machine.

You can use the datamodel.cmd/datamodel.sh uploadrpd/downloadrpd commands to upload


or download a rpd from an OAAC instance.

In this case you will have to pass the SSL Trust Store location and the Trust Store password
as part of the command line argument (-TS, -TSP).

Please see syntax example in Windows as below :

datamodel.cmd downloadrpd -O default.rpd -W Admin123 -U [email protected] -SI


bootstrap -S myoaacinstance-myidentitydomain.analytics.ocp.oraclecloud.com -N 443 -
SSL -TS C:\OAC1833Client_new\oracle_common\jdk\jre\lib\Security\cacerts -TSP
changeit

or syntax example in Linux as below: i.e onprem OBIEE linux server

./datamodel.sh downloadrpd -O default.rpd -W Admin123 -U [email protected] -SI


bootstrap -S myoaacinstance-myidentitydomain.analytics.ocp.oraclecloud.com -N 443 -
SSL -TS /tmp/certs/cacerts -TSP changeit

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