Problem How to install OBIEE 11g on Windows 7 (64 bits). Description Find the step by step procedure in Procedure Section. The prerequisite are Oracle 11g DB R2 and RCU 11.1.13.3. Procedure Before installation OBIEE 11.1.1.6 on Windows 7 64 bit Operating System, ensure the below requirements are taken care.

System Requirements • Disk Space 20GB or higher • Physical Memory 4GB • Temp Space 950MB • Swap Space 3GB • CPU & Processor: dual-core Intel 64 Bit, 2.10GHz or greater • Internet Explorer 8 or higher Other Requirements • Environmental Variables (TEM to C: directory) • Install Loopback Adapter with specific IP Address • JDK 7 (64bit) • Adobe Flash Player 11 • Oracle Database 1 Bar Sport Duemila Pdf Writer. 1.1.0.7.0 or higher • RCU Installation (no changes in RCU installation steps). OBIEE11g (11.1.1.6) Installation Steps Download all the OBIEE11g 64 bit files from Oracle site and unzip all the files and click on “setup.exe” on disk 1 to start the installation process. Click on next Click on Skip software updates and click next Click on simple install and click next Click next Create a OBIEE11g home directory and ensure there are no spaces on the folder name.

Locate the folder and click next. Provide the Administration user name and password. Click next Provide the connect string and metadata schema name (DEV_BIPLATFORM) Click next Uncheck the security update and click next. Click on Install Once the configuration is 100% complete, click on next. Once the installation is complete click finish. The system will open up the analytics page.

Dec 04, 2012 OBIEE 11.1.1.6 Installation Pre requisites on Windows 7 64bit OSBefore installation OBIEE 11.1.1.6 on Windows 7 64 bit.

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NOTE: OBIEE 11g (11.1.1.3) BI Administration Tool does not work under Windows 64-bit OS. It is expected that the next release of OBIEE 11g (11.1.1.4) will support 64-bit Operating Systems for the OBI Client applications. But Presentation Services work with the present release. So, think twice before you take decision to install 11g(11.1.1.3) on 64-bit OS. So, if you have decided to install on 64-bit machinefollow these steps: This installation post is going to be series of 3 parts. This is the first of the 3 posts. Part-1 –>Download software and configuring RCU (Repository Creation Utility) Part-2–>Installing OBIEE 11g Part-3–>Configuration Part-1: Download OBIEE 11g(11.1.1.3.0) software and RCU(for 32 bits)from.

Download Driver Modem Prolink Phs301. As there is no RCU for 64bits, download the 32bits one and it works) also download RCU Once you download all the files, extract them and keep them under one directory(Keeping RCU in the same directory is not mandatory, just for convinience). Before starting the installation keep your have got database up and running. RCU will create two schemas in the installation process First step of installaton is running RCU (Repository Creation Utility), go to C: Software OBIEE11gR1 bishiphome rcuHome BIN and double click on rcu.bat file. Welcome page of the installation wizard will open click Next. Select Create Click Next Enter all the required information, be sure that the database user has got sysdba previlagesClick Next Click OK Enter the Prefix (or leave the default one DEV) and select the components install Click OK and enter the passwords for all the users (2 users) that created in the following screen Click Next Click OK Click OK Click Create Click Close.we are done with RCU till next time.

I am Kalyan Chukapalli, an independent contractor in United Kingdom. I've 12+ years of experience working with Oracle technologies.

I started my career as a Oracle Developer (Forms/Reports), then moved to E-Business Suite. My current interests are Business Intelligence and DWH. For the last 6 years I have been working on OBIEE, BI Apps, OWB, Informatica, ODI and E-Business Suite. From this blog, I would like to share my experiences on OBIEE with you and any kind of feedback would be highly appreciated. All the views expressed here are my own and does not reflect the views of my employers or colleagues.