Oracle Map Builder + OBIEE

Hello,
I created a Geometry Theme in MapBuilder over a Google Maps tile and I can't use it in OBIEE because i get the following error when I try to import the layer:+" The layer key dropdown has empty columns. Please check theme definition in Oracle Mapbuilder."+ Anyone can help me with a solution or suggestion to this issue?
Thanks in advance.
William
Edited by: Janoti on 05/10/2012 19:24

Hi, Nico. Thanks for the reply,
Yes., I have defined the key column in my theme. Yet, it still doesn't show up when I import the layer in OBIEE.
Key column definition -> http://postimage.org/image/9gxrguuzp/
When I import in OBIEE the dropdown list doesn't show the key column -> http://postimage.org/image/wc2tfiqnt/
Dou you have any ideia of what I could be?
Thanks!
William

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INFO [oracle.sdovis.DBMapMaker] **** time spent on rendering: 2266ms
...and with 4 tiffs in georaster theme (error):
INFO [oracle.sdovis.DBMapMaker] clearing internal theme list and cache
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.SRS] *** isGeodetic=false, unit=METER
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.ltd] LoadThemeData running thread: Thread-48
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] [Master scale] 3123.287671232877 [Scale factor for theme GEORTHEME] 1.0
INFO [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] Screen resolution: 32.534246575342465
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] [Query] select grt.IMAGE from GEORASTER_TABLE grt WHERE MDSYS.SDO_FILTER(grt.IMAGE.spatialextent, MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY(2003, 2065, NULL, MDSYS.SDO_ELEM_INFO_ARRAY(1, 1003, 3), MDSYS.SDO_ORDINATE_ARRAY(-433661.34699643834,-1246776.379195,-400248.6757635616,-1237276.379195)), 'querytype=WINDOW') = 'TRUE' AND grt.image.rasterid in (1,2,3,4)
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Computing resolution...
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Res X: 1.0 Res Y: 1.0 Pyramidlevel: 0
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Pyramid level: 0 GeoRaster: 4 for screen resolution: 32.534246575342465
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] ULT offset: 0,0
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Res X: 1.0 Res Y: 1.0 Pyramidlevel: 0
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] GeoRaster Dimension: width= 2500.0 height= 2000.0
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] [DimX] 2499[DimY] 1999
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] getCellCoordinate query: SELECT sdo_geor.getCellCoordinate(grt.IMAGE,0,sdo_geometry(2001,2065,sdo_point_type(-424999.5,-1239999.5,null), null,null)) coord FROM GEORASTER_TABLE grt WHERE grt.IMAGE.rasterid = 4 and grt.IMAGE.rasterdatatable = 'RDT_GEOR'
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Row:-1 Column: -1
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] Upper Left Cell for Upper left Spatial Extent: (-1,-1)
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] getCellCoordinate query: SELECT sdo_geor.getCellCoordinate(grt.IMAGE,0,sdo_geometry(2001,2065,sdo_point_type(-433661.34699643834,-1237276.379195,null), null,null)) coord FROM GEORASTER_TABLE grt WHERE grt.IMAGE.rasterid = 4 and grt.IMAGE.rasterdatatable = 'RDT_GEOR'
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Row:-2724 Column: -8662
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] getCellCoordinate query: SELECT sdo_geor.getCellCoordinate(grt.IMAGE,0,sdo_geometry(2001,2065,sdo_point_type(-400248.6757635616,-1246776.379195,null), null,null)) coord FROM GEORASTER_TABLE grt WHERE grt.IMAGE.rasterid = 4 and grt.IMAGE.rasterdatatable = 'RDT_GEOR'
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Row:6776 Column: 24750
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] Calling JGeoRaster.getRasterImage - area: 0 , 0 , , 2499 , 1999
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] End of JGeoRaster.getRasterImage call.
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Computing resolution...
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Res X: 1.0 Res Y: 1.0 Pyramidlevel: 0
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Pyramid level: 0 GeoRaster: 3 for screen resolution: 32.534246575342465
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] ULT offset: 0,0
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Res X: 1.0 Res Y: 1.0 Pyramidlevel: 0
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] GeoRaster Dimension: width= 2500.0 height= 2000.0
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] [DimX] 2499[DimY] 1999
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] getCellCoordinate query: SELECT sdo_geor.getCellCoordinate(grt.IMAGE,0,sdo_geometry(2001,2065,sdo_point_type(-419999.5,-1239999.5,null), null,null)) coord FROM GEORASTER_TABLE grt WHERE grt.IMAGE.rasterid = 3 and grt.IMAGE.rasterdatatable = 'RDT_GEOR'
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Row:-1 Column: -1
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] Upper Left Cell for Upper left Spatial Extent: (-1,-1)
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] getCellCoordinate query: SELECT sdo_geor.getCellCoordinate(grt.IMAGE,0,sdo_geometry(2001,2065,sdo_point_type(-433661.34699643834,-1237276.379195,null), null,null)) coord FROM GEORASTER_TABLE grt WHERE grt.IMAGE.rasterid = 3 and grt.IMAGE.rasterdatatable = 'RDT_GEOR'
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Row:-2724 Column: -13662
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] getCellCoordinate query: SELECT sdo_geor.getCellCoordinate(grt.IMAGE,0,sdo_geometry(2001,2065,sdo_point_type(-400248.6757635616,-1246776.379195,null), null,null)) coord FROM GEORASTER_TABLE grt WHERE grt.IMAGE.rasterid = 3 and grt.IMAGE.rasterdatatable = 'RDT_GEOR'
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Row:6776 Column: 19750
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] Calling JGeoRaster.getRasterImage - area: 0 , 0 , , 2499 , 1999
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] End of JGeoRaster.getRasterImage call.
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Computing resolution...
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Res X: 1.0 Res Y: 1.0 Pyramidlevel: 0
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Pyramid level: 0 GeoRaster: 2 for screen resolution: 32.534246575342465
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] ULT offset: 0,0
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Res X: 1.0 Res Y: 1.0 Pyramidlevel: 0
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] GeoRaster Dimension: width= 2500.0 height= 2000.0
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] [DimX] 2499[DimY] 1999
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] getCellCoordinate query: SELECT sdo_geor.getCellCoordinate(grt.IMAGE,0,sdo_geometry(2001,2065,sdo_point_type(-417499.5,-1241999.5,null), null,null)) coord FROM GEORASTER_TABLE grt WHERE grt.IMAGE.rasterid = 2 and grt.IMAGE.rasterdatatable = 'RDT_GEOR'
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Row:-1 Column: -1
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] Upper Left Cell for Upper left Spatial Extent: (-1,-1)
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] getCellCoordinate query: SELECT sdo_geor.getCellCoordinate(grt.IMAGE,0,sdo_geometry(2001,2065,sdo_point_type(-433661.34699643834,-1237276.379195,null), null,null)) coord FROM GEORASTER_TABLE grt WHERE grt.IMAGE.rasterid = 2 and grt.IMAGE.rasterdatatable = 'RDT_GEOR'
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Row:-4724 Column: -16162
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] getCellCoordinate query: SELECT sdo_geor.getCellCoordinate(grt.IMAGE,0,sdo_geometry(2001,2065,sdo_point_type(-400248.6757635616,-1246776.379195,null), null,null)) coord FROM GEORASTER_TABLE grt WHERE grt.IMAGE.rasterid = 2 and grt.IMAGE.rasterdatatable = 'RDT_GEOR'
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Row:4776 Column: 17250
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] Calling JGeoRaster.getRasterImage - area: 0 , 0 , , 2499 , 1999
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] End of JGeoRaster.getRasterImage call.
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Computing resolution...
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Res X: 1.0 Res Y: 1.0 Pyramidlevel: 0
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Pyramid level: 0 GeoRaster: 1 for screen resolution: 32.534246575342465
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] ULT offset: 0,0
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Res X: 1.0 Res Y: 1.0 Pyramidlevel: 0
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] GeoRaster Dimension: width= 2500.0 height= 2000.0
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] [DimX] 2499[DimY] 1999
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] getCellCoordinate query: SELECT sdo_geor.getCellCoordinate(grt.IMAGE,0,sdo_geometry(2001,2065,sdo_point_type(-412499.5,-1239999.5,null), null,null)) coord FROM GEORASTER_TABLE grt WHERE grt.IMAGE.rasterid = 1 and grt.IMAGE.rasterdatatable = 'RDT_GEOR'
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Row:-1 Column: -1
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] Upper Left Cell for Upper left Spatial Extent: (-1,-1)
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] getCellCoordinate query: SELECT sdo_geor.getCellCoordinate(grt.IMAGE,0,sdo_geometry(2001,2065,sdo_point_type(-433661.34699643834,-1237276.379195,null), null,null)) coord FROM GEORASTER_TABLE grt WHERE grt.IMAGE.rasterid = 1 and grt.IMAGE.rasterdatatable = 'RDT_GEOR'
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Row:-2724 Column: -21162
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] getCellCoordinate query: SELECT sdo_geor.getCellCoordinate(grt.IMAGE,0,sdo_geometry(2001,2065,sdo_point_type(-400248.6757635616,-1246776.379195,null), null,null)) coord FROM GEORASTER_TABLE grt WHERE grt.IMAGE.rasterid = 1 and grt.IMAGE.rasterdatatable = 'RDT_GEOR'
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtd] Row:6776 Column: 12250
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.theme.grtp] Calling JGeoRaster.getRasterImage - area: 0 , 0 , , 2499 , 1999
INFO [oracle.sdovis.DBMapMaker] **** time spent on loading features: 35344ms.
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.RE] xfm: 0.030736842105263153 0.0 0.0 -0.030736842105263153 13329.38034978526 -38029.968707888416
FINEST [oracle.sdovis.RE] rendering image theme: GEORTHEME
WARN [oracle.sdovis.ImageRenderer] GeoRaster theme GEORTHEME has no rendered images.
DEBUG [oracle.sdovis.VectorRenderer] time to render theme GEORTHEME with 0 styled features: 0ms
INFO [oracle.sdovis.DBMapMaker] **** time spent on rendering: 16ms
...but if I make 1 base map consisting 4 separate georaster themes - it works ok

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