Install OWB Runtime user on other DB than runtime repository

hello all
Is it possible to install a runtime user on a different database than on which the owb runtime repository is installed? The OWB version we currently use is the 9.2.0.2 version so no Paris feature replies please.
I think so but my DBA which doesn't know and doesn't give me the rights to do so on test is not convinced he can do so. Please point me out to a doc that clearly states we should be able to do this.
Thanks in advance.
Koen

Hi
Yes, just install another runtime repository on the new database. Then use that repository for all jobs on that database.
Cheers Ian

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