Use Oracle BI Standard Edition One with multiple instances

Hi!
Our problem is that we have four resource instances (one for testing, and three with datas from different customers) and we do not know how to switch in Oracle BI Standard Edition One between them. For us it seems that is not possible.
Regards,
Balazs
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BI SE one is restricted to one RDBMS data source.
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You can install Oracle BI Standard Edition One on a machine with up to two CPUs, and it can serve from five to 50 users. Oracle Warehouse Builder can pull data from any source, but the target database is limited to the included Oracle Database. Oracle BI and Oracle BI Publisher data sources are limited to the included Oracle Database, exactly one other database, and as many flat file data sources (for example, spreadsheets) as you require.

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