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Many years ago (just over 10!), Yr. Obt. Svt.<\/em> wrote a blog post on why he Hated and Loved Calculation Manager<\/a>. I even did it twice<\/em><\/a>. I am \u2013 oft times, still, it continues unabated \u2013 a complete smartass who pays little heed to what he says and writes and this was most definitely one of those times. These posts were a continuation of not altogether terrifically awesome judgement as they were an expansion of a similarly-snarky two<\/a> parter<\/a> on Hyperion Business Rules. 2009? 2012? My, but the time does fly<\/a>.<\/p>\n So that\u2019s four<\/em> snide technical blog posts on two closely related Oracle products. As is typical and as has been noted, I performed zero thought on any potential consequences that might arise from click-bait (was that even a term in 2009?) titles: Oracle could have gotten annoyed and come down on my head with a bag of hammers or<\/em> they could have ignored it and hoped that no one read my posts or<\/em> they could have read it, realized that (somehow) there was a little value in it and reached out to me so that in future my posts on this subject weren\u2019t complete and unmitigated garbage<\/s> were improved in their content, focus, and quality.. The latter is exactly what happened and it did so in the person of Sree Menon<\/a>, the EPM Calculation Manager Development Manager, aka Calc Man.<\/p>\n