How to kill Reverse session
Hi
I did reverse of essbase cube,Its running since 3 hrs, i want to kill the session,i did try to stop session from Operator,I got a messgae saying "Stop Failed,java.lang.NullPointerException".we are on version 10.1.3.How can i kill this session
Please help me
Thanks,
If you reverse engineered using the local agent then most probably the session is already killed.
Operator relies on the agent to update the Work repository execution logs to indicate the state of the session.
Since, the agent (for whatever reason) couldnt update the execution log, the Operator will continue to show that the session is running.
You can mark the session as complete/error yourself and that will update the Work rep logs.
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Please find here a link about the use of orakill:
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hellow to everyone.
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any help or if there is any FMB please any help would be greatly appreciated.
MehwishAmmad Ahmed wrote:
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Hi,
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AK> Actually I am working on development envrionment (Not
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regards
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However...
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