SBC/ESBC Version Considerations for HDR Reports and Analytics Support

For deployments using the HDR Reports and Analytics feature, Oracle recommends upgrading to SBC/ESBC version S-Cz9.3.0p3. While it is possible to use S-Cz9.3.0, S-Cz9.3.0p1, or S-Cz9.3.0p2 with ssh-rsa for HDR reporting, Oracle does not recommend this approach due to the reduced security offered by ssh-rsa.

Performance Considerations for Oracle SDM Cloud Analytics

• Clustering and other advanced analytics features, such as outlier classification, can be resource-intensive operations. These features may require longer processing times, particularly when executed on large datasets.
• When creating visualizations such as bar charts or line charts, Oracle SDM Cloud Analytics applies a default limit of 500,000 rows for rendering purposes. If the query result set exceeds this limit, the visualization cannot be displayed.
• When a visualization or query attempts to retrieve more data than can be processed or rendered efficiently, Oracle SDM Cloud Analytics displays a Too Much Data. Please add more Filters message. This prevents excessive load on the system and ensures responsiveness.
  Workarounds:

  • While generating visualizations on Raw datasets containing a large number of data points, Oracle recommends applying filters to reduce the number of datapoints.
  • Oracle recommends generating visualizations using the aggregated datasets (for example, hourly, daily, or weekly).

Network Function Model Support S-Cz9.2.0 Limitation

Oracle SDM Cloud is able to configure system-config, log-tls-key even when 'FIPS or R226 Entitlement' is enabled. However the SBC indicates an error when verify-config is run.

Subscription Distribution Email List

When a distribution email list is added to a Subscription, all emails in the distribution list are activated for sending emails. When any member unsubscribes, the entire distribution list is deleted.

Offline Configuration Spreadsheet Limitations

• If you create a spreadsheets with no default value for a Data Variable (DV), Oracle SDM Cloud considers the spreadsheet "not configured". While going back and editing the DV to add a default value updates that value in the non-configured spreadsheet, it does not change the spreadsheet's configuration status.

  Workaround: Create a new spreadsheet including the DV default values or manually configure the existing spreadsheets.

• When you edit a DV default value, the new value is not reflected in the existing configured spreadsheet automatically.

  Workaround: Edit the existing spreadsheet, updating the DV value or generate a new spreadsheet.

Ladder Diagram Transfer Limitations

The Oracle SDM Cloud currently supports the transfer of on-premises SBC configuration files and ladder diagrams of only 1Mb or less.