In
Oracle EPM, pipelines are essential for automating data workflows, integrating
data sources, and performing transformations. To ensure smooth execution, it's
crucial to monitor pipeline runs and detect job failures in real-time.
When
running automated data processing or calculations in Oracle EPM Cloud,
monitoring the execution status of pipelines is critical. You don’t want
to just trigger a pipeline and hope for the best—you need real-time insights
into whether jobs succeed or fail.
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This post is the continuation of the previous one where
I explained how to read the User ID, Password, etc.. from a file in the Groovy
Program. So the file containing the User ID, Password, etc.. is a central
repository where you need to change it only once.
In this post, I will extend that feature by using the
encoding/decoding methods to encode the password and decode it wherever needed.
So the password Is not exposed anywhere and no security breach of storing the
password in a file or a program.
Let me divide this post into two parts
Kindly note I have used the
AES encryption algorithm to encrypt the password.
This is Dayalan Punniyamoorthy and I am passionate about the Oracle EPM suite of products. I did start my career with Brio aka Hyperion Interactive Reporting in 2006. Until now from 2006 I did acquire knowledge on multiple Oracle Hyperion EPM suites of products. In this blog, I will post my findings and the learnings I feel helpful to others who are using the Oracle Hyperion EPM Suite of products.
Keep visiting if you find my blog useful.
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Thanks for your time.
Dayalan P.
