How to Fix Workbook Query Errors in Oracle Analytics Cloud

Resolving workbook query errors in Oracle Analytics Cloud helps ensure users can access visualizations by providing access to the datasets those workbooks depend on. This tutorial shows how to identify inaccessible related items, move datasets to shared locations, and support reliable workbook access across teams. Explore additional training and benefits at the resources linked below. This tutorial explains how to fix workbook query errors in Oracle Analytics Cloud that occur when users can access a workbook but do not have permission to access its underlying datasets. The walkthrough begins with creating a workbook that uses a dataset stored in My Folders, a private location that is not automatically available to other users. During the sharing process, Oracle Analytics Cloud displays a related items warning that highlights assets that workbook consumers cannot access. The tutorial demonstrates how to review these warnings, identify inaccessible datasets, and move those assets from My Folders into Shared Folders so authorized users can query the data successfully. It also explains that datasets do not need to reside in the same folder as the workbook, provided consumers have permission to access them. By organizing datasets in shared locations and understanding how related item permissions work, teams can reduce access issues, improve collaboration, and ensure visualizations load correctly for workbook consumers. Find training paths for Oracle Analytics and AI from beginner to advanced and expert: https://social.ora.cl/6008B8XaPm Explore self-paced short courses in the Oracle Analytics and AI Learning Hub: https://social.ora.cl/6009B8Xaul How to share your content: https://social.ora.cl/6009B8XaRt How to manage datasets: https://social.ora.cl/6003B8XapD How to assign shared catalog folder and workbook permissions: https://social.ora.cl/6005BDGgQf How to move catalog folders and contents: https://social.ora.cl/6009BDGgxZ 00:00 Introduction to Workbook Quer