Command line to clear cache?

JRE 1.4.2_04
I need to clear the cache on about 2000 machines and would prefer not to visit each one physically. Is there a command line parameter I can feed to jpicpl32.exe to trigger the cache clear? I've seen several threads asking about this but it does not seem to have been addressed as other solutions were found. However, I have no access to the server side of the application, so my only option is to clear the cache.
can this be done?

Hi,
OBIEE Cursor Cache clear from Dashboard Java Script
OBIEE Cursor cache is normally cleared from the Administration - Manage Sessions Screen...
Here is a way that a piece of java can be embedded into a dashboard and call an xframe so you cant see it being called and clear the OBIEE Cursor cache - Presentation cache in effect.
1. Just insert a text box into Dashboard - Tick the "Contains HTML Markup"
2. Paste the script below into the text box
<script language="javascript">
document.write(
"<iframe width=0px height=0px src=" +
document.location.href.match(/^[^?]+/) +
"?ManageSessions" +
document.location.href.match(/&_scid=[^&]+/) +
"&Action=CloseAllCursors&Done=saw.dll%3fSessions',{ensureFreshUrl:true});return false;')></iframe>"
</script>
Voila - when ever you click on the dashboard or refresh it the cursor cache will get cleared.
Please refer the below links for more information on this.
What Is Presentation Services Cache In Fact?
http://prolynxuk.com/blog/?p=496
how to seed n clear cache of obiee
http://obiee101.blogspot.in/2008/03/obiee-manage-cache-part-1.html
How to clear the cache daily automatically
http://obiee10grevisited.blogspot.in/2012/02/cache-in-obiee.html
Award points it is useful.
Thanks,
Satya

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Wait.... WHAT??? ... You did convert Star Wars whole saga?... Wow!!!... That will take an eternity to crunch through... =O
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The community's contribution list:
... *tumbleweed in the wind* ...
Links
Download: https://bitbucket.org/SysGhost/asus-ole … .1.tar.bz2
Documentation (subject to change): https://bitbucket.org/SysGhost/asus-ole … /wiki/Home
git: https://bitbucket.org/SysGhost/asus-ole … tility.git
Read README for details. (It's named README for a reason)
Update:
Version 0.1.2 - Minor bugfixes.
Upcoming: 0.2 - Rewritten in python. Twice as fast.
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