Script to kill long running reports in OBIEE

Hi
I have requirement to kill long running reports . I am using OBIEE version 10.1.3.4.0 which has a bug where it is not taking query limits governor and the reports are not getting killed if i am setting that parameter in RPD.
Oracle support has advised me to upgrade to next version, but for now, i cannot upgrade.
Can anyone suggest me script to run on obiee app server that can kill long running reports on obiee and database server.
I have AIX server and all reports run on database with same functional ID that is being used for ETL as well to Analytics database.

Shikhs17 wrote:
Hi
I have requirement to kill long running reports . I am using OBIEE version 10.1.3.4.0 which has a bug where it is not taking query limits governor and the reports are not getting killed if i am setting that parameter in RPD.
Oracle support has advised me to upgrade to next version, but for now, i cannot upgrade.
Can anyone suggest me script to run on obiee app server that can kill long running reports on obiee and database server.
I have AIX server and all reports run on database with same functional ID that is being used for ETL as well to Analytics database.Do you want to enforce the limitation on the database to automatically kill running sessions that run over specific period of time?

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Hi, We are on BOXI R2 SP3 on IIS 6.0. We have web servers in DMZ and have ports opened. We have reports running longer than 25 mins in production and business is facing issue as reports are timedout ( Errors ;oke The request timed out because there has been no reply from the server for 600,000 milliseconds .) after 20 mins. We would like to increase this value. I read KB 1324139 but its for Tomcat and we are on IIS 6.0.
I am planning to increase the values of below registry entry and also add command line parameter like "-requesttimeout 3600000 in RAS servers.
Anyone knows if I am overdoing or doing less?
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Business Objects\Suite 11.5\Report Application Server\Client SDK\CorbaAdapter]
"WaitReplyTimeout(ms)"="600000"==============================================>>>>>>> Want to increase this
"SendRequestTimeout(ms)"="10000"
"UpdateServerListInterval(ms)"="60000"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Business Objects\Suite 11.5\Report Application Server\InprocServer]
"EnterpriseRequestTimeout(min)"="600000"==============================================>>>>>>> Want to increase this
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Business Objects\Suite 11.5\Report Application Server\Instances]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Business Objects\Suite 11.5\Report Application Server\Instances\xxxxx505.RAS\Server]
"EnterpriseRequestTimeout(min)"="600000==============================================>>>>>>> Want to increase this
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Business Objects\Suite 11.5\Report Application Server\Server]
"EnterpriseRequestTimeout(min)"="600000" ==============================================>>>>>>> Want to increase this

Hello Pandeyji and others,
I was having the same problem, and I referred to your thread for fixing it. I got some different results which I want to share with everyone.
First of all, how is my application different? My application is actually just a jar file which is invoked through command line. There is no web-interface, so there is no app servers/web servers that need to be configured, unlike Pandeyji's configuration.
All you need is a JDK and some dependent jar files such as log4j etc to run my jar. I was getting timeout when I was calling the byteoutputstream method to export my published crystal report into a flat file. I went through a lot of registry settings as illustrated in Pandeyji's summary above, but that did not fix the issue. I kept on getting, timeout after 600,000 milliseconds and I was trying to figure out from where it's reading this value.
Then I installed procmon to see from where it's reading the clientsdkoptions.xml file. Once I found that, I replaced that file with my version of clientsdkoptions.xml file.
Now here's the interesting part - After I replaced it with my version of clientsdkoptions.xml file, I could see in ProcMon that the RAS api was indeed reading my file, but even after I had put in a different timeout of 240,000 it kept on ignoring it, and continued timing out after 600,000 milliseconds. That was crazy...and I couldn't figure out what was happening.
I strongly suspect and believe that a majority of us have had the same results, and so none of us was sure from where it is reading that 600,000 value. Finally, with my java xml background, I kindda suspected that maybe at the time I was editing the clientsdkoptions.xml file (which I obtained from our BOE default installation directory), I probably introduced some special characters, and so kindda distrubed the default encoding of the file, and maybe that's why even though RAS is reading my clientsdkoptions.xml file, it's not using the timeout value from there.
SO.......I recopied the default clientsdkoptions.xml file from our default BOE installation, and this time opened it in notepad, and edited the timeout value there....and voila it worked...I also changed the <server> tag to a different value, say TEST_SERVER, and it still worked. Then I went back and changed all the registry values back to default 600,000 and IT STILL WORKED....meaning, the RAS API picked up my customized timeout from clientsdkoptions.xml file and not from the registry.
I've searched this issue and read it at several forums where I've seen people struggling to fix this timeout or increase it and failing even after doing all the changes..I thought let me post my experience and let everyone know..maybe it's only one change at one place that's required to be done, and not like 10 different changes at 10 different places.
Hopefully, as always, SAP Support will read this and publish a note for us developers to ease this pain. Thanks & please let me know if anyone has any questions.

Identifying long running reports via SQL

I need to generate a list of reports which took longer than a specified duration threshold to run, and I am trying to build a Query Builder select statement which compares the start and execution end time of report instances.
I see from CMC Instance Manager Instance Details Start Time, End Time, and Expiry; comparing to the SQL accessed object properties SI_SCHEDULEINFO.SI_STARTTIME and SI_SCHEDULEINFO.SI_ENDTIME the end time maps to the CMC viewed 'Expiry' which doesn't help me, where can I select the value displayed in the CMC viewed Instance Details End Time from?
To state it another way: In Central Management Console - Instance Manager it is possible to filter on "Completion Time". I am looking for the DB object and attribute where this value is stored.

You can get this data from instance Manager also.
Open Instance manager through Chrome, filter it based on your requirement.
Select the Data and copy it.
Paste it in Excel .
You will get the exact data in the same format in excel

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I am currently facing one high priority issue. that was my query running for a long time . we need to pick the data for 6 months(01.2010 - 06.2010).
even though i created aggreagtes , compression and BIA indexes but no use from them .
will you please help in this regard!!!
points will be awarded.
Thanks in advance
R.S.Reddy.

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Webkit timeout kills long running tasks

Hi There
We have just been forced to refactor/recode a significant
portion of one of our AIR based RIA's due to an arbitrary decision
made by the Webkit team to restrict all XML HTTP requests via a
hard coded, hidden timeout of 60 seconds. This decision not only
affects AIR but also affects Safari and other browsers based upon
Webkit.
Our application performs complex analytic queries which may
run to a few minutes. Whilst long synchronous requests are not
generally a good idea for web based solutions, we believe that RIA
intranet applications are a completely different ball game and
should not be subject to arbitrary constraints such as these with
no flexibility or warning. We would not see this behaviour in Java
/ C# or other such application languages, so why are we seeing this
in Adobe AIR?
Our MD has understandably questioned the suitability of Adobe
AIR for future developments of enterprise RIA's, and we are all
naturally concerned about other "features" being added or removed
to the Adobe AIR functionality, even indirectly and whether in fact
we can rely upon Adobe to monitor the stability of their runtime.
We don't believe it is acceptable for us to tell our customers that
it was the fault of a component nested within multiple layers of
the runtime outside of our control and believe that it is equally
unacceptable for Adobe to stand by and claim the same.
We are excited about the prospects of investing in Adobe AIR
for delivering rapid RIAs to our customers, but are we to expect
similar show stoppers to arise over the coming months or even
years, and can we trust the Adobe runtime as an "In production"
solution going forward.
Mark Robertshaw
Director
Oxford Information Labs
http://www.oxil.co.uk

Mark,
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We, as I'm sure
you realize, aren't claiming that this sort of thing is ok. And we
do work hard to maintain the stability of the runtime. However, it
can be difficult to know a priori everything that we need to keep
an eye on. That's one of the reasons we have forums like this one
and we very much appreciate this kind of feedback.
As for this particular issue, I'll just point out that you
might consider taking advantage of the flash.net.* APIs to manage
your network request, at least as a temporary workaround.
regards,
Oliver Goldman | Adobe AIR Engineering

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