Hyperion Sqr Production Reporting Download
Sharyl Kimbro
SQR Production Reporting Engine responds to scheduled and on-demand requests by Job Service to run jobs, process data, and generate reports. SQR Production Reporting Engine is optimized for high volume reporting through the use of native drivers, array processing for large data sets, and cursor management. It processes time-saving data manipulation operations in one pass of the data source and produces large quantities of reports in online and printed formats.Financial Reporting ServicesFinancial Reporting services support Financial Reporting functionality by processing batch requests, generating output, and distributing Financial Reporting client content.
Oracle Hyperion Shared Services support authentication and user provisioning for all Oracle products. See the Shared Services documentation set.Services Tier SummaryServiceNameInstancesReporting and Analysis FrameworkGlobal Service Manager (GSM)MultipleLocal Service Manager (LSM)MultipleService BrokerMultipleJob ServiceMultipleEvent ServiceMultipleRepository ServiceMultipleUsage ServiceMultipleLogging ServiceOne per systemSession ManagerMultiplePublisher ServiceMultipleAuthentication ServiceMultipleAuthorization ServiceMultipleAnalytic Bridge (Also known as Extended Access for Hyperion Interactive Reporting Service)MultipleHarvesterMultipleTransformerMultipleSearch IndexingOne per systemSearch Keyword ProviderOne per systemSearch MonitorOne per systemInteractive ReportingInteractive Reporting Log ServiceOne per systemInteractive Reporting Intelligence ServiceMultipleInteractive Reporting Job ServiceMultipleInteractive Reporting Data Access ServiceMultipleProduction ReportingProduction Reporting EngineN/AFinancial ReportingFinancial Reporting ServiceMultipleFinancial Reporting Communication ServiceMultipleFinancial Reporting Print ServiceMultipleFinancial Reporting Scheduler ServiceMultipleShared ServicesShared ServicesOne per systemDatabase LayerArchitecturally, databases fall into two fundamental groups: repositories that store Oracle system data; and data sources that are the subject of analysis, presentation, and reporting.
There are two important repositories for information storage:
Hyperion Solutions was developing their state-of-the-art production report writer, Hyperion Reports. They chose NetCharts to facilitate the use of existing information in new and different ways. Hyperion Reports provides sophisticated, highly formatted production reports for enterprise-wide distribution of critical business information. Hyperion Reports provides deeper insight into critical business information by delivering such management reports as balance sheets, cash flow, income statements, and statutory reporting.
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Designed production reports for management and GAAP reporting requirements using Hyperion Report Writer and Hyperion Retrieve. Reports included international management , domestic management and ledger reporting.
When each business unit goes off to do their own thing, it's impossible to maintain a single source of truth for reporting. The upshot is that each business unit reports different numbers using different calculations, so there is no consistent view of your business, which triggers a chain of emails flying around the finance team trying to agree which numbers are right.
The limited native reporting capabilities of Oracle Hyperion Financial Management (HFM) force you to dump data into spreadsheets to create reports or to extract data from HFM and flatten them out for use in a BI tool. Either way, this is a time-consuming, error-prone process that breaks the link to HFM. This slows down the close process and erodes trust in the numbers.
Report directly against HFM, so it becomes your single source of truth for reporting over consolidated data. Automate manual reporting processes to accelerate the close process. Create trust by reporting on the numbers from HFM without adjustment to provide a shared, consistent view of how the whole organization is performing.
Collect commentary at the entity level to explain variances and outliers. Then roll up these comments for group level reporting to tell the story behind your numbers. Use storyboards to present your data the way a CFO or CEO would want to look at them. Guided analysis enables users to navigate their data and answer their questions, without having to come back to finance
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In this role, you will administer the enterprise Hyperion system applications, primarily Hyperion Financial Management (HFM), FDMEE, Essbase Reporting cubes, Hyperion Financial Reporting Studio (HFR),and serve as a backup administrator for Hyperion Planning. These are critical systems which are used by both FP&A and Accounting for budgeting, forecasting, financial analysis, consolidations and reporting financial results. This role will also serve as a project lead and support role for enterprise use of end-user solution tools such as PowerBI, SharePoint, and Alteryx.
20%: Partner with and support corporate accounting, FP&A, project teams and LOL subsidiary teams for HFM, FDMEE and Essbase production development projects. This requires engaging with business users to understand potential accounting, strategy, or business organization changes, working with our IT team, gathering requirements, development, creating test scripts and migration into production. Continuously evaluate systems processes and improve and implement changes within HFM, FDMEE and Essbase.
10%: Develop and provide training to end users for all Hyperion applications including Excel SmartView add-in and the Financial Reporting Studio. Create/maintain source to target quarterly SOX report for the Hyperion reporting applications and other systems documentation.
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The above architecture will also provide an overview of how we need to go about adding new components to an existing installation. Every component, for example hyperion planning, has its own web interface ( :8300/HyperionPlannig). So in a distributed environment, every machine requires an application server, a web server and the component itself. There are some components like Essbase that do not require application servers and web servers. But for the sake of this discussion lets club Essbase installation with EAS, Provider Services and Essbase Studio. But remember most of these web enabled components are brought together in a single interface through Workspace (For ex. :19000/workspace). How does that work? Also, Workspace has its own Application Server and Web Server ( :45000/workspace) which works in a standalone mode without any component integration.
If you notice this is very different from a BI EE deployment. BI EE has only one web facing component which is through the http server and the presentation services Plugin(deployed in the Java Container). Every other component like Presentation Services, BI Server talk to each other through specific ports but are not web enabled by themselves. The main reason is, BI EE itself is a single product. Presentation Services alone will not make sense without the BI Server. BI Scheduler cannot work in isolation. So, in effect, this comparison itself is not valid since we are comparing a multiple product deployment (EPM) with a single product deployment i.e BI EE. But if you look at the whole architecture in the first figure, it blends overall with the entire Oracle EPM universe story. The integration of BI EE with Oracle EPM is very similar to the integration of Hyperion Planning with Workspace. End users connect to the Workspace http server. When BI Presentation Services is chosen, Apache does a redirect to the local apache of the app server on which BI EE is deployed. But what is not seamless yet is the security integration. In the case of Planning, Workspace etc, since Hyperion itself developed it, all of them more or less followed the same security model. But in the case of BI EE, the security model is completely different. Hence Oracle i believe, had to come up in some way to pass the SSO tokens from EPM to BI EE and then make BI EE to recognize them. Hopefully this integration will become more seamless with future releases of EPM and BI EE. I can envision BI EE becoming the core of reporting in the EPM architecture replacing Web Analysis.
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