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OBIEE 11g - Unable to find the physical query issued

Im logged in as the adminstrator -with a log level set to 5.
I try going into Administration -> Manage Sessions -> Locate the query I want and click on "View Log"
I was expecting to see the physical query, but I only see the logical query.
I try to search for the string "Send" as usually that precedes the phsyical query but I dont see anything, just the logical query.
Is there another setting I am missing some where that is not letting me see the physical query generated?
Thanks in advance
Answers
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If there's no physical query...are you not simply hitting cache entries? Those obviously don't spawn physical queries.
Apart from that it would be a lot easier to troubleshoot if you would actually post the log.
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You should only need log level 2 to see physical query. Have you checked the nqquery.log file directly on disk?
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*smacks forehead*
Thanks for pointing out the cache Christian
When I ran the report/query in Answers I had gone into [Administration -> Manage Sessions] and clicked on "Cancel Running Requests" and "Close All Cursors".
I then re-ran the report/query and noticed I was only getting the logical query. At the end of the log it also mentioned [Created by: XYZ] (this should have been my first hint).
I forgot to ALSO go into the RPD cache manager to clear it.
After clearing the RPD cache manager THEN I could see the physical query.
Silly me I thought by clearing the "Manage Sessions" area was sufficient. Forgot to also clear the RPD cache of queries.
Thanks so very much - was really scratching my head for a bit on that one.
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chillychin wrote:*smacks forehead*Thanks for pointing out the cache Christian
;-)
I think you'll find that we pretty much aren't big cache fans around here because of just these issues.
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