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How do one import BAR files without replacing "My Folders"? everytime i do it it overrides users my folders.

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[Deleted User]

By not using BAR files at all and just dump all into a target environment but by using runcat.sh/.cmd and being precise about it:

runcat.sh -cmd archive -help

runcat.sh -cmd unarchive -help

That will tell you precisely what you need to do to either just export /shared and then import it or export all and just import /shared. Both are possible

Khalid Ibrahim

you could use the archive and unarchive feature from the OBIEE Web interface, I have been using that quite a bit.

[Deleted User]

That's literally the same thing. Once command line, once GUI.

The GUI part though is mostly frowned upon by infrstructure teams in proper deployment processes.

Steve F-2

Curios, what is your export command?

Are you specifying, includeCatalogRuntimeInfo=true

What is your specific version?

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Oracle Business Intelligence 12.2.1.2.0

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exportServiceInstance('/u02/oracle/config/domains/obieeprod2','ssi','/u01/workdir','/u01/backup','','','',false,)

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3463828 wrote:exportServiceInstance('/u02/oracle/config/domains/obieeprod2','ssi','/u01/workdir','/u01/backup','','','',false,)

So runcat is just not an option at all for you? Just to know whether I can un-follow this thread if it's not interesting to you...