Preface

Audience

The Installation Guide is intended for system engineers responsible for installing and configuring the OFS Investigation Toolkit Application’s components. The document assumes that you have experience in installing Enterprise components and basic knowledge about the following is recommended:

PGQL and PGX
UNIX commands
Database concepts

Related Resources

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Abbreviations

The following table lists the abbreviations used in this document.

Table -1 Abbreviations Used in This Guide

Abbreviation	Meaning
OFS	Oracle Financial Services
AAI	Analytical Applications Infrastructure
PGX	Parallel Graph Analytics
PGQL	Property Graph Query Language
LHS	Left Hand Side
OFSAA	Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications
FCGM	Financial Crime Graph Model
FCDM	Financial Crime Data Model
SQL	Structured Query Language
ECM	Enterprise Case Management
AML	Anti-money Laundering
BD	Behavior Detection
OOB	Out-of-the-Box

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