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After upgrade to OBIEE12c : [nQSError: 46168] Operation RawFile::checkSoftLimit failed, it'll exceed

Hi,
We get the following error in a dashboard after having upgraded from 11g to 12c.
We haven't changed anything in config file like instanceconfig.xml, NQSconfig, ...
Error Codes: OPR4ONWY:U9IM8TAC:U9IM8TAC:U9IM8TAC:U9IM8TAC:OI2DL65P
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Gaétan Francoeur wrote:Hi,We get the following error in a dashboard after having upgraded from 11g to 12c.We haven't changed anything in config file like instanceconfig.xml, NQSconfig,
ThanksYou may think that but the upgrade actually does that for you
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I'm trying to find out where that "Current size in MB: 5120" comes from.
I looked in the NQSconfig.ini, but I don't see it.
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I found that : [nQSError: 46168] Operation RawFile::checkSoftLimit failed
But we already have 100GB size limit and 5% as default parameters.
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Yes but that jsut means that effectively you have 5GB - not that you're "ok" by default:
"By default the temporary file size limit is 100 GB * 5% = 5 GB. "
What *exact* OBI version are you running? "12c" doesn't mean anything because we already had 3 major releases with a total of 13 patches as you can see from MOS Doc 2070465.1
And there is even bug 22675491 (non-public) which relates to your error message mentioned in
So before starting to change that parameter maybe first check / let us know your exact version number
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Build: 12.2.1.2.0.BISERVER_12.2.1.2.0_LINUX.X64_170404.0308
Release Version: Oracle Business Intelligence 12.2.1.2.0
Package: 170404.0347.000
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So have you investigated what causes this? Have you checked how much space there is and if you could increase the settings?
If you want a simple order instead of analysis then just do what most people would suggest in such a thread: double the space, keep the percentage.
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We doubled the percentage from 5% to 10% to make it work.
We'll check when the BUG will become public.
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Doubling the space should go hand in hand when you double the percentage...
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