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You can review and rollback the steps that are merged in the semantic model by using the “User Extension” main area. This area shows all the steps that are applied to the model, such as adding or extending dimensions, facts, and subject areas. You can disable any step by clicking on the toggle button next to it. This will remove the effect of that step from the model1

The data sources that are available for Data Augmentation are Fusion Applications and additional data connections that are available in FAW. You can use Manage Connections to create connections to various data sources, such as Oracle Database, Oracle Autonomous Database, Oracle Object Storage, Oracle Applications Cloud, and others4. You can then use Data Augmentation to select the columns from these data sources and create datasets for analysis

The FAW system role/group that is required to grant a user the privilege to manage data augmentation is Modeler. The Modeler role allows the user to create and manage data augmentations, as well as semantic model extensions, snapshots, and bundles1. The Functional Administrator role allows the user to manage functional areas, data pipelines, and data refreshes2. The Security Administrator role allows the user to manage users, groups, roles, and access3

The FAW Security framework allows a flexible and extensible mapping of Security Content to Data Roles. A Security Content is a predefined attribute that defines the boundaries of data access for a given subject area, such as Business Unit, Country, Department, Job Family, Legal Entity, and Worker Type. A Data Role is a custom role that grants access to specific subsets of data in the data warehouse based on the Security Content. A Security Content can be mapped to multiple Data Roles, and a Data Role can have multiple Security Content associated with it. For example, a Security Content of Country = US can be mapped to a Data Role of US HR Manager, and a Data Role of US HR Manager can have multiple Security Content such as Country = US, Business Unit = Sales, and Department = Marketing.

Verified References: Reference for Fusion HCM Analytics, page 9-10.

As a FAW Service Administrator, you have access to two consoles: the FAW console and an OAC console. The FAW console is used to manage the FAW service, such as setting up data sources, loading data, monitoring data pipelines, and configuring users and roles. The OACconsole is used to access the prebuilt dashboards and reports, as well as create and customize your own analytics content. However, the OAC console has limited functionality as compared to the standalone OAC platform service, such as restricted access to data sources, data flows, and data sets4

The Reporting Configuration parameters are used to define how the data is displayed in the FAW user interface. They include settings such as currency, date format, decimal separator, number of decimals, and default dashboard. These parameters affect the presentation layer of the FAW semantic model and can be changed at any time without affecting the data pipeline or the data warehouse.

Verified References: Oracle Fusion HCM Analytics, page 9.

Data Augmentation is a feature in FAW that supports both data movement and semantic model extensibility to provide missing data elements. Data Augmentation allows you to extract data from additional data sources that are not part of the FAW data pipeline and load them into ADW. You can then use the data to customize the semantic model and create new dimensions, facts, and subject areas2

The purpose of the system groups (like FAW Licensed ERP Authors and FAW Functional Administrator) in the FAW Security framework is to grant a user access to FAW based on the system groups to which they are assigned. System groups are predefined groups that specify the user’s system permissions, such as whether they can consume, author, or administer content for a specific module5. System groups do not map duty and data roles or define job-specific roles for users. 

The security privilege that is required by the user to activate UCC and FAW in your Oracle Cloud account is to be a Cloud Account Administrator in the Oracle Cloud account. The Cloud Account Administrator is responsible for activating UCC and FAW subscriptions, managing users and roles, configuring security settings, monitoring service usage, and performing other administrative tasks6. The user does not need to be a Business Administrator or have no special security privileges to activate UCC and FAW in the Oracle Cloud account.

The prerequisite for creating a data pipeline for any functional area is setting up the pipeline parameters. The pipeline parameters define the global settings for the data pipeline, such as the source application URL, credentials, notification email, incremental refresh frequency, and retention period4. Configuring single sign-on and completing data security assignments are not prerequisites for creating a data pipeline, but they are recommended for securing access to FAW and Fusion Applications5

The operations that are disabled during the scheduled incremental data refresh are ad hoc data refresh for functional areas and semantic model extensions. You cannot perform an ad hoc data refresh for a functional area while a scheduled data load is ongoing, as this may cause conflicts or errors in the data pipeline3. You also cannot perform semantic model extensions while a scheduled data load is ongoing, as this may cause inconsistencies or corruption in the semantic model1. FAW subject areas and decks are not disabled during the refresh, but they may show outdated or incomplete data until the refresh is completed. 

You need to create a report in OTBI for that metric and then compare it with the value in FAW. Explanation: To validate your metric that is not part of the predefined data validation in FAW, you have to do it manually. You need to create a report in OTBI for that metric and then compare it with the value in FAW. You can use the Data Validation workbook in FAW to view the details of the predefined data validation1. You do not need to wait for FAW to support that metric or open a ticket with Oracle support for this purpose

The type of Application Role that is used to secure access to the Subject Area is the Data Role. The Data Role defines the data security context for a user, such as which business units, legal entities, or departments they can access2. The Duty Role defines the functional security for a user, such as which tasks they can perform or which objects they can view3. Any of the Application Role types cannot be used to secure access to the Subject Area, as they have different purposes. 

The best way to identify the Fusion Applications object that you want to extract using Data Augmentation is to find the Public View Object (PVO) that contains the content you are looking for. A PVO is a Business Intelligence view object that is exposed for external consumption andis available for Data Augmentation3. You do not need to open an SR or identify the physical database table in Fusion Applications to use Data Augmentation.

You can create multiple branches to customize the semantic model. You use a branch or version to publish your changes to the model. You can apply the model from the branch to a local service instance for testing. When the changes are correct, you can merge that branch with the main branch3