Where does presentation cache reside in obiee?

Hi all,
where does presentation cache reside in obiee?
Regards,
Vishal

Hi Vishal,
Presentation cache stores the finished report output in the presentation server. It resides here,
OracleBIData\tmp\ folder
Rgds,
Dpka

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