It's been a wild ride but we are now starting the last in our long series of articles about relationships. For those of you who are coming to this post but who would like to know about all...Continue Reading
So we come to the final part of the State of the Intelligent Advisor Nation survey for 2022 (if you missed the first two parts you will find the first part, looking at products here, and the second...Continue Reading
In this second part of our review (here is the first part) of the State of the Intelligent Advisor Nation Survey that so many of you were so kind to complete, (you can still add your voice to...Continue Reading
The following example came up the other day in a conversation so we thought it would be useful to post it here. Consider a search extension : we've seen many of them on this site. The principle is...Continue Reading
We're back with another in our series about Relationships in Oracle Intelligent Advisor (the previous part can be found here, with links to the others). Amazing to think that this is part eight covering Reverse Relationships, and that...Continue Reading
As promised we are pleased to be able to present the results of the State of the Intelligent Advisor Nation Survey that we ran in the last part of 2021 and the beginning of 2022. The results have...Continue Reading
At least, with this chapter in our ongoing learning journey (see the earlier chapters in the links below this article) there is no real risk of someone misunderstanding the concept we are going to discuss today. It is...Continue Reading
As we wind down to the end of the calendar year and 2021 thankfully draws to a close, here are some quick and easy things that you might not have seen on the site / on the Oracle...Continue Reading
In the previous part of this learning series we uncovered the basics behind self-referential relationships. We discussed how to avoid getting false results and how using an alias allows the rule designer (and the engine) to understand more...Continue Reading
Are you talking to me? Sometimes you need to look through entity instances and relate them to each other in Oracle Intelligent Advisor. Sometimes, when working with relationships, the rule author needs to reference instances of the same...Continue Reading
