Upgrading Gauges Oracle BI Presentation Catalog: Other Upgrade Considerations

1-28 Upgrade Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence 2. If the minimum or maximum value is not specified for a range, then the gauge is populated in accordance with the 10g gauge in the following manner. If the final ranges obtained are continuous and valid, then the gauge is rendered for the upgraded gauge. a. If the minimum value is missing for the first range specified, then the minimum scale limit is used, as described in Table 1–4 .

b. If the minimum value is missing for the other ranges not in first range, then

the maximum value specified for the preceding range is used, as described in Table 1–5 .

c. If the maximum value is missing for the Last range specified, then the range

extent of the preceding range plus the minimum value specified is used, as described in Table 1–6 .

d. If the maximum value is missing for other ranges not in the last range, then

the minimum value specified for the following range is used, as described in Table 1–7 .

3. If the ranges are disjointed, then see

Table 1–8 . The upgraded gauge is rendered based on the MinimumLow values that are specified. Table 1–4 Gauge Ranges with Minimum or Maximum Values Not Specified Range1 Minimum = ? 0 This value is used for the missing value Maximum = 200 red Range2 Minimum = 200 Maximum = 400 yellow Table 1–5 Gauge Ranges with Minimum Value Missing Range1 Minimum = 0 Maximum = 200 red Range2 Minimum = ? 200 This value is used for the missing value Maximum = 400 yellow Table 1–6 Gauge Ranges with Maximum Value Missing for Last Range Range1 Minimum = 0 Maximum = 200 Range2 Minimum = 200 Maximum = 500 Range3 Minimum = 500 Maximum = ? 500-200 + 500 = 800 Table 1–7 Gauge Ranges with Maximum Value Missing for Other Ranges Range1 Minimum = 0 Maximum = 200 Range2 Minimum = 200 Maximum = 600 Range3 Minimum= 600 Maximum = 700 Table 1–8 Gauge Ranges Disjointed in 10g Range1 Minimum = 0 Maximum = 100 red Range2 Minimum = 200 Maximum = 300 yellow Range3 Minimum= 400 Maximum = 500 green Planning to Upgrade from Oracle BI 10g to BI 11g 1-29 For the upgraded gauge, the range is described in Table 1–9 . 4. If the specified ranges overlap, then see Table 1–10 . The upgraded range might not be identical to the 10g gauge, as described in Table 1–11 .

5. If the ranges specified are nested, then see

Table 1–12 . The upgraded range might not be identical to the 10g gauge, as described in . Table 1–13 . 6. If the minimum value specified is higher than the maximum value, then see Table 1–14 . The upgraded range might not be identical to the 10g gauge, as described in . Table 1–15 . Table 1–9 Gauge Ranges Disjointed 11g Range1 Minimum = 0 Maximum = 200 red Range2 Minimum = 200 Maximum = 400 yellow Range3 Minimum = 400 Maximum = 500 green Table 1–10 Gauge Ranges Specified Overlap 10g Range1 Minimum = 0 Maximum = 200 Range2 Minimum = 100 Maximum = 500 Table 1–11 Gauge Ranges Specified Overlap 11g Range1 Minimum = 0 Maximum = 100 Range2 Minimum = 100 Maximum = 500 Table 1–12 Gauge Ranges Nested 10g Range1 Minimum = 0 Maximum = 500 Range2 Minimum = 100 Maximum = 200 Table 1–13 Gauge Ranges Nested 11g Range1 Minimum = 0 Maximum = 100 Range2 Minimum = 100 Maximum = 200 Table 1–14 Gauge Range Minimum Higher than Maximum 10g Range1 Minimum = 500 Maximum = 200 Range2 Minimum = 100 Maximum = 200 Table 1–15 Gauge Range Minimum Higher than Maximum 11g Range2 Minimum = 100 Maximum = 500 synchronized Range1 Minimum = 500 Maximum = 200 ignored