Re: error 1051419 essabase application {app name}Registration failed

You have to use a Microsoft word.Open a word document->Go to File->Click Open ->type the url http://server:28080/interop/content/ in the file name.(look screen shot 1)



It will prompt for user and password type in and then go to Files->AdminProjects->Default application Group(look screen shot 2)
then look for the application and then delete it.


also look in for the application name in that project folder too.....(shot 2)

If MS word is not working also you can navigate through using MAP NETWORK DRIVE option in the windows and follow the same steps above.

You can also use Dav Explorer
http://davexplorer.org/download.html
and also follow their installation instructions

Removing Bulk User from Groups ---shared services v 11.1.x.x

1.login into shared services
go to the group from from which you want to remove .Double click the groups and you see a window pop up got to the USER MEMBER from there you can remove it manually.
2.if you want to users from many groups ,you can also do this
login into that shared services
go to FOundation Application group->click sharedservices->drop down native directory ->Right click on Groups and select export for edit.THat will save you Groups.csv file.
1,open that file
2.go to the group ,from which you want to remove the users (ctrl +F) .DO remove all the unwanted users.
3.remove the users entry under that group (whole row)and save it to the same file..
4go to FOundation Application group->click sharedservices->drop down native directory ->Right click on Groups and select IMPORT for edit.

thats all

or
3.you can maxl to do this
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12032_01/doc/epm.921/html_techref/maxl/ddl/statements/altusr.htm

Moving Essbase Security From essbase 7.X to 11.1.2.0

if you have LDAP/MSAD try to configure it first .That will get your users

Now using maxl

spool on to GROUP.txt
display gruoup all;
.....
spool on to USER.txt
display user in group all;
.....
for test purpose create a test group and a test user from the shared services.

Now using GROUP.txt
make up maxl statements to create groups(use any advanced text editor or MS excel to get your work done fast)
create group 'groupname';
...
.
now login into that shared services
go to FOundation Application group->click sharedservices->drop down native directory ->Right click on Groups and select export for edit.THat will save you Groups.csv file.

Now
1.Open that Groups.csv file
2.Using USER,txt ,paste the users in that file under their respective group.(Look for test group created that should give you an idea!!!)
3.Paste user correctly and save it to the same file Groups.csv
4.go to FOundation Application group->click sharedservices->drop down native directory ->Right click on Groups and select IMPORT for edit.
5.that will get your users into the groups.
________filters_______
Using maxl again
When we use the migration wizard filters will move along with cubes
(special case(not sure if its same with every one out there): filters do not happened to move migrating to oracle essbase 11.1.2.0)
spool on to FILTER.txt
display filter row all;
.............
spool on to GRPRIVILEGE.txt
display privilege group all;
...
Now using FILTER.txt
create maxl statements
(use any advanced text editor or MS excel to get your work done fast)

Ex: create filter app.database.filtername read/write/none/metaread on 'AREA ' ;
..........
(The above filter creation can be omitted if filters move in along with migration using migration wizard)

Using GRPRIVILEGE.txt
create maxl statements
grant filter app.databse.filtername to 'groupname';
........
that should get your filters created and assigned.


else you can use Advanced Security Manger
http://www.appliedolap.com/free-tools/advanced-security-manager