Oracle BI Cache

Hi all,
We are using OBI 11G and repository caching, this is great for performance but I have one problem, I don't want any cache to be used unless the logical query created is exactly the same. When I retrieve a result set, sometimes OBI is using that result set and aggregates it without sending new query to the database. Is there any way to change this behavior?
Thanks in advance..

Hi seth,
I don't want any cache to be used unless the logical query created is exactly the sameExactly the same of what.
When I retrieve a result set, sometimes OBI is using that result set and aggregates it without sending new query to the databaseThe concept of cache is to shorten or give less burden to again go back and hit the database and get the results back to you which takes huge time.
Instead if you use cache as enabled then it will directly check the cache and build the changes you have applied and stitches it with the existing one to retrieve the results fast.
More information on cache by john :- http://obiee101.blogspot.com/2008/07/obiee-cache-management.html
Hope helps you.
Cheers,
KK

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