Killer issue : OBIEE server hits the session cursors or chance.

Hi,
We have seen a killer issue.
We tested a report & saw some data on it, immediately for testing we deleted the data from the backend & again ran the report by clciking on the go button & we saw the same data though the data was delted from the DB.
it is seen that it hits cache or the cursors & because of that, now if we clear just the sessions/cursors/ refresh the results we see no data.
but in real time environment the users wont be accessibl to this & wont be doing this.
Also we have a environment where in we have data updated in short intervals, problem is we cannot implement cache purgin now...
Please suggest.
Pankaj

Valid points, but still the BI Server cache will persist and the request will hit it.
Since you have no access to rpd or DB (what kind of a setup is that anyways?), you also won't be able to do this or this .
Try to find a way to sneak this past your system guys and make it a scheduled task on the server or something.

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You need to uninstall Remote desktop session host feature. After removing it, you will default two connections which does not need to purchase RD CALs'.
Thanks,
Umesh.S.K

How can we Kill the session using Maxl

Hi All,
iam using EAS(11.1)
i want to kill the sessions before loading the dimension and data into the cube , if any body connected or workinng on that server cube bcoz
to avoid cube correptions
how can i write MAXl for this scenario.???
If any help,It would be appriciated.
Thanks

Hi,
You can use the following maxl statements
alter system kill request all;
Which will kill all requests on the essbase server, also you can use
alter system logout session all force;
More information available at :- http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12825_01/epm.111/esb_techref/maxl_altsys.htm
Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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