OTBI for Oracle Maintenance
Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI) offers you real time, self-service reporting directly from Oracle Maintenance. It's a dynamic reporting layer built keeping the business user in mind.
You can create and view the OTBI analysis using the Reports and Analytics option. You can also be access it from the Navigator by selecting it from the Tools option on the Home page. You can also make this page a Favorite.
If you have been assigned the Maintenance Manager role by your enterprise, you can automatically access the manufacturing-related OTBI subject areas. The analysis can be performed only for those organizations that you have access to.
OTBI provides the following Maintenance subject areas, which you can use to build modified analysis:
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Installed Base - Meter Based Asset Usage Real Time
Provides real time information on asset usage based on meter readings.
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Maintenance Management - Asset Real Time
Provides information about Assets and the Actual Quantity Used.
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Maintenance Management - Forecast Real Time
Provides real time information on forecasts generated from work requirements of specified maintenance programs.
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Maintenance Management - Material Usage Real Time
Provides information about Material Usage Planned, Actual and Variance quantity, issued and returned quantity of the components.
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Maintenance Management - Purchased Item Usage Real Time
Provides information about direct procurement of items for the work order. This includes purchased item quantities that were requested, ordered, received, returned, and so on.
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Maintenance Management - Resource Usage Real Time
Provides information about Resource Usage Planned, Actual, and Variance quantity.
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Maintenance Management - Work Order Performance Real Time
Provides information about work order performance. This includes work order aging, cycle times, number of work orders, and so on.
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Maintenance Management - Work Requirement Real Time
Provides real time information on maintenance programs and related work requirements.
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Maintenance Management - Asset History Real Time
Provides real time information of asset history.
OTBI provides the following Install Base subject areas, which you can use to build modified analysis for customer assets:
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Installed Base - Customer Asset Real Time
This subject area provides real time information on customer asset definition and related customer details. Only assets that have a customer defined will be included.
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Installed Base - Customer Asset Structure Real Time
This subject area provides real time visibility into customer asset structures. Each structure is a list of components associated to a configured asset when it's shipped.
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Installed Base - Asset History Real Time
This subject area provides real time of installed base assets.
Here are the dimensions, key facts, and metrics for each subject area:
Subject Area |
Dimensions |
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Key Metrics |
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Installed Base - Meter Based Asset Usage Real Time |
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Net meter reading value |
Maintenance Management - Asset Real Time |
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Maintenance Management - Forecast Real Time |
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Maintenance Management - Material Usage Real Time |
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Maintenance Management - Purchased Item Usage Real Time |
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Maintenance Management - Resource Usage Real Time |
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Maintenance Management - Work Requirement Real Time |
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Maintenance Management - Asset History Real Time |
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Installed Base - Customer Asset Real Time |
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Customer Asset Count |
Installed Base - Customer Asset Structure Real Time |
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Installed Base - Customer Asset History Real Time |
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Creating an Analysis
The following section explains some subject areas in detail and provides guidance on creating different analysis for the different subject areas.
For more information about the subject areas, see the Subject Areas chapter in the Creating and Administering Analytics and Reports for SCM guide.
Maintenance Management - Forecast Real Time
This subject area provides real time information for creating an analysis of the forecast for a Maintenance Program. You can use these data dimension folders to create your analysis:
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Asset Details
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Calendar Pattern
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Forecast Details
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Forecast Line
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Forecasts
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Maintenance Organization
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Maintenance Program
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Product
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Time-Forecast
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Work Center
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Work Definition
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Work Order
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Work Order Status
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Work Requirement Details
To properly create an analysis, its important to understand what data dimensions are available in these folders, how they're related, and how they relate to the data model:
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Select the columns that will be included in the analysis.
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Select a Table layout.
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Edit the Table layout, define sorting and filtering, and save the analysis in your folders with a unique analysis name and description.
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Now. you can use the analysis to query your data.
Note: Optionally, you can minimally define the analysis during creation and then perform these edits after creation in the context of your data by providing more realistic creation and output comparisons of real-time data. -
Navigate to the Browse Catalog option from the Reports and Analytics page.
This opens a new tab for the Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence application. You can then look for your newly created analysis under the My Folders drop down.
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Click Edit on your analysis, which will render the Results tab that returns a query of your data.
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After you created your analysis, click on the Criteria tab to view the data dimension folders and edit the selected columns.
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Drag and drop columns and arrange them as per your requirement.
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Optionally, use the Settings icon to format your data to perform the following tasks:
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Define the sort order
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Edit a formula
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View and edit column properties, which includes formatting numbers in the results data
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Create and edit a filter
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Delete the column from the analysis
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Save the column as a special object
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Optionally, you can edit, copy, or remove the filter that you applied.
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If you remove the selected column for the filter, the filter still remains to be in use. Remove the filter as well.
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Now, you select additional columns and apply filters.
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Click the Results tab to see a refreshed analysis of your data.
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You can then adjust the selected columns, filter and sort options to refine your analysis results.
Here's the sample order of attributes and formatting in the Selected Columns region for a Maintenance Forecast analysis, including key details about the forecast method and resulting due dates and Work Orders:
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Attribute |
Data Dimension Description |
Formatting Ideas |
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Maintenance Program |
Maintenance Program Name |
Name of the Program |
Add a filter to limit the analysis to a single Maintenance Program |
Work Requirement Details |
Work Requirement Name |
Name of the Work Requirement |
Add a filter to limit the analysis to a single Work Requirement in a Maintenance Program |
Work Requirement Details |
Work Requirement Start Date |
Start Date |
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Asset Details |
Asset Number |
Asset Number |
Add a filter to only show the forecast for a single asset |
Work Requirement Details |
Forecast Using Cycle |
Yes or No If yes a cycle interval number is defined |
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Work Requirement Details |
Work Requirement Cycle Interval |
If Yes for the Forecast Using Cycle, then the number of intervals in a cycle |
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Work Requirement Details |
Next Work Order Only |
Yes, if Next Work Order is created |
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Work Requirement Details |
Calendar Based |
Yes, if its calendar based |
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Calendar Pattern |
Calendar Pattern Name |
Calendar Pattern name, if defined for the work requirement |
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Work Requirement Details |
Meter Based |
Yes, if its meter based |
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Forecast Line |
Meter ID |
ID of the Asset Meter that's due in the Forecast, if defined for the work requirement |
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Forecast Line |
Forecast Meter Reading |
The forecasted meter reading at which the forecasted due date is calculated |
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Forecast Line |
Forecast Date |
Due Date in the Forecast |
Add a filter to only show the forecast for certain date ranges |
Forecast Line |
Forecast Sequence |
Represents the due at interval in the cycle of a work definition. If its set to repeat over the cycle, then each iteration will be shown |
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Work Definition |
Work Definition Name |
Work Definition Name |
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Forecast Line |
Due at Cycle Interval |
Represents at which interval in the cycle a Work Definition is due |
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Work Order |
Work Order Name |
Name of the Work Order that a user can recognize |
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Work Order |
Scheduled Start Date |
Scheduled Start Date |
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Work Order Status |
Work Order Status |
Work Order Status |
Using the above sample table, you can create an analysis, which is:
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Organized by the Maintenance Program and then a Work Requirement
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Listed with each matching Asset, and the source Work Requirement's forecast method and the resulting sequential Due Dates
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Displayed for each Due Date, the Forecast sequence, Work Definition, and the resulting Work Order
Additionally, you can move columns around in the Results to change the presentation of the analysis. For example, if you move the Asset Number column before the Forecast Sequence, the analysis will change resulting to Work Requirement focused. You can save your analysis for future use. You can also print or export the analysis for further research using Excel.
Here's the sample order of attributes and formatting for a Work Order analysis using the Forecast subject area. This analysis provides a Work Order schedule that includes meter reading history by the Maintenance Program:
Folder |
Attribute |
Data Dimension Description |
Formatting Ideas |
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Maintenance Program |
Maintenance Program Name |
Name of the Program |
Add a filter to limit the analysis to a single Maintenance Program |
Work Requirement Details |
Work Requirement Name |
Name of the Work Requirement |
Add a filter to limit the analysis to a single Work Requirement in a Maintenance Program |
Work Requirement Details |
Work Requirement Start Date |
Start Date |
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Asset Details |
Asset Number |
Asset Number |
Add a filter to only show the forecast for a single asset |
Forecast Line |
Forecast Meter Reading |
The forecasted meter reading at which the forecasted due date is calculated |
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Forecast Line |
Forecast Date |
Due Date in the Forecast |
Add a filter to only show the forecast for certain date ranges |
Forecast Line |
Forecast Sequence |
Represents the due at interval in the cycle of a work definition. If its set to repeat over the cycle, then each iteration will be shown |
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Work Definition |
Work Definition Name |
Work Definition Name |
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Work Order |
Work Order Name |
Name of the Work Order that a user can recognize |
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Work Order |
Scheduled Start Date |
Scheduled Start Date |
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Work Order |
Scheduled End Date |
Scheduled End Date |
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Work Order Status |
Work Order Status |
Work Order Status |
Here's the sample order of attributes and formatting for a Work Order schedule using the Forecast subject area:
Folder |
Attribute |
Data Dimension Description |
Formatting Ideas |
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Maintenance Organization |
Maintenance Organization Code |
The Organization for the Maintenance Program |
Add a filter to only show a single organization |
Forecast Line |
Forecast Date |
Due Date in the Forecast |
Add a filter to only show the forecast for certain date ranges |
Asset Details |
Asset Number |
Asset Number |
Add a filter to only show the forecast for a single asset |
Calendar Pattern |
Calendar Pattern Name |
Calendar Pattern name, if defined for the work requirement |
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Forecast Line |
Forecast Meter Reading |
The forecasted meter reading at which the forecasted due date is calculated |
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Work Definition |
Work Definition ID |
Identification of the Work Definition, useful if work definitions are merged |
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Work Definition |
Work Definition Name |
Work Definition Name |
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Work Order |
Work Order Name |
Name of the Work Order that a user can recognize |
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Work Order |
Scheduled Start Date |
Scheduled Start Date |
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Work Order |
Scheduled End Date |
Scheduled End Date |
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Work Order Status |
Work Order Status |
Work Order Status |
Adding a Deep Link to an Analysis
Deep links can be embedded for an asset or work order directly in related results attributes of an analysis. Here's an example of how you can enable the asset number attribute with an asset details deep link in a simply analysis.
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Create a new analysis and add these subject areas:
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Maintenance Management - Work Order Performance Real Time
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Maintenance Management - Asset Real Time
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Add these fields from the dimension folders:
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Asset Number
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Asset ID (only from asset details)
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Work Order ID
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Work Order Name
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Work Order Description
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Document type and document number details (optional)
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To add a deep link, click on the Asset Number details icon, then select column properties.
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Click the Interaction tab
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Select Action Links as the value.
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Add an Action Link by clicking the + symbol in the Action Links region.
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The New Action Link dialog box will open. On it:
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Click the left most running man icon. From the list of options, select the Navigate to a Web Page.
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The New Action Link dialog box will display a URL field. On it:
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Click the Define Parameters button. A Define Parameter region will appear below the URL field.
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Click the + symbol to create a new parameter. A parameter region will appear.
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Define four new unique parameter rows, as follows:
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Row 1: ORA_MNT_ASSET
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Row 2: EDIT
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Row 3: select the drop down option of column Value for Asset ID. The full name of the value is Maintenance Management - Asset Real Time, Asset Details, Asset ID.
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Row 4: select the drop down option of column Value for Asset Number. The full name of the value is Maintenance Management - Work Order Real Time, Asset Details, Asset ID.
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After the parameter rows are defined, you can define the URL for the deep link to use these parameter rows.
Enter the URL as: https://<servername>/fscmUI/faces/deeplink?objType=@{1}&action=@{2}&objKey=assetId=@{3};assetNumber=@{4}
The {1} references parameter row 1, {2} references parameter row 2, and so on.
Here's an example of a standard URL for a deep link: https://<environment name>/fscmUI/faces/deeplink?objType=ORA_MNT_ASSET&action=EDIT&objKey=assetId=<assetId value>;assetNumber=<asset number value>
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Finally, click Options on the New Action Link dialog box. Select the Open in new window check box
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Click OK to save and close the New Action Link dialog box.
The link is defined in the column properties of the asset number.
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To test, render the analysis and retrieve asset data. You should see a hyperlink on the Asset Number field. Click the link and a new browser tab should render and display the Edit Asset details page or similar