“We use Oracle Business Suite as our primary ERP. We have acquired BICG product through Oracle, with plug in adapters, and thought we could do it on our own and after 3 years were unsuccessful. We contacted BICG … within a week we had working instance of the BI Aps. We decided we had to work with BICG. It has been 3years now, we have had BICG do training, had consultants onsite. It has been a great relationship. We are a reference often for Oracle, and when we are asked I tell them that they need to do business with a company like BICG. They have done wonderful work for us. They are the first ones that I would recommend to do the work.”

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Jun102009

Oracle EPM and Essbase 11x Installation Files in 30 Seconds or Less

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Here is a quick guide outlining the steps I used to download the Oracle EPM files for an Essbase version 11.1.1.2 installation.

1) Go to Oracle eDelivery (http://edelivery.oracle.com). Provide login information. From the "Media Pack Search" window, select the product pack “Oracle Enterprise Performance Management System” and Platform (ie Windows).

2) This takes you to the page listing the Essbase EPM files for your selection.


3) Here are the EPM files I downloaded for Essbase 11.1.1.2. I added some comments on the left side describing the type of file. Select the "Download" button to download the required zip file(s).

I hope this provides a clear explanation of where to locate the EPM files for Essbase version 11.1.1.2. As Oracle issues updates and new releases, the file names may change but the basic process should remain the same. My next post will provide more details on how to complete the installation.

Posted by AuthorBI Consulting Group on DateJun 10, 2009
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