Version Controller for Oracle BI EE

Hi,
Is there any way to control Version in Oracle BI EE Reports and Dashboards which are created by different developers and modified as per time and as per requirements?
So that we can track, on perticular which day which developer did which changes on reports or dashboard etc.

No, there isn't hence you will want to keep a back up of any changes you do. There are ways of keeping a full track of changes using software that tracks changes on file systems. So for instance you could track changes in a Windows System using [Shadow Copies|http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/techinfo/overview/scr.mspx].

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Version Controller for Oracle BI EE Reports and Dashboard

Hi,
Is there any way to control Version in Oracle BI EE Reports and Dashboards which are created by different developers and modified as per time and as per requirements.
So that we can track that on perticular day this developer did some changes etc.

Hi,
This is a very good feature that should be there. However, it's currently non-existent. Existing usage tracking can be used to identify bottlenecks and improve performance as well as show who has accessed what. Still, at present time, it's not possible to have developer's tracking. I hope this is a helpful answer.

Latest version available for Oracle Forms and Reports in 11g AS

Deaer Friends,
Please let me know latest version available for Oracle Forms and Reports in 11g Application Server and let me know whether it is supported in Windows - 64 Bit Platform
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DB

DB,
Oracle Forms and Reports 11g Release 2 (11.1.2) is the most recent forms and reports.
If you're on 11.1.1.x (for example 11.1.1.5 or 11.1.1.4), please refer to http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24269_01/doc.11120/e23975/upgrade_from_r1.htm for upgrade procedure.
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I have a Reports and Java development enviroment and I need version control for both. In JDeveloper there is only support for CVS and SVN. Does report have support for CVS and SVN?. What can I choose to offer Java and Reports version control?
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I have Oracle Database 9i and OWB 9.2. I want to install Oracle Workflow, which version is required for OWB 9.2.
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Liyakat

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jpy

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Right
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"version control" for Oracle database?

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My work involves loading data from csv files into database tables. The data structure is different in the csv files than that in the tables, so the loading is not straight forward and I often make mistakes along the way. I would like to know what the best practice is for undoing mistakes and rolling back to meaningful point back in time. To make this more concrete, consider the following scenario.
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Today i came across situation to suggest latest patchset available for 11G for my OS. How to find in systamatic way?
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Does Veridata have Agent for oracle database 11gr2 on linux?

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