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Is there an impact if we don't update to Frequent data refresh version 2?

Paras Negi

Recently we have started seeing the below notification in FDI-

"This frequent data refresh capability is planned to be deprecated in an upcoming future release."

In case if we don't update it to version, what would be the impact.

Regards

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RVohra

I agree, there might be none, but someone need to talk to the Oracle Account Manager and make sure there is nothing, just to avoid any surprises later. Hope it helps!

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RVohra

The longer you delay, more complex it will be later.

Is there a reason for your organization to not update?

Paras Negi

https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/comment/72000#Comment_72000

Hi @RVohra , thanks for the answer, we are trying to evaluate the Pros and cons of this update.

RVohra

Pros

No immediate hassle: You don’t have to deal with migration issues right now.
Familiar setup: Everything keeps working the way you know it.
No new limits (for now): If your license might restrict FDR V2 features, staying on V1 avoids that—until it’s retired.

Cons

Harder later: The longer you wait, the trickier the switch will get.
Missed upgrades: FDR V2 is faster and supports more data—V1 won’t get those perks.
No fixes: V1’s end-of-life, so no bug fixes or support going forward.
Data gaps: Over time, reports may get inconsistent as new data areas move to V2.

Paras Negi

Hi @RVohra

This makes sense.

Although I don't understand what limitations our license could have, we had implemented FDI in Feb-25.

Regards

RVohra

I agree, there might be none, but someone need to talk to the Oracle Account Manager and make sure there is nothing, just to avoid any surprises later. Hope it helps!

Rob Toogood

On this topic - my organisation is in the same situation.

The thing stopping us at present is the frequency - currently in FDR V1, we update 20 tables hourly to ensure we have up to date information over finance month end close period - to capture the latest adjustment journals being posted.

From what I have read so far - FDR V2 only allows up to 4 reloads per day? Is this going to change? Hourly refresh is more or less essential for our use case.

RVohra

As per Schedule Frequent Data Refreshes

For customers with subscriptions ordered on or after September 1, 2025, there are some restrictions for FDR V2:

Hosted employee license: Can use FDR V2 up to 4 times a day for up to 100 tables across all sources.
Named user license: Doesn't include FDR V2. To obtain FDR V2, please contact your Oracle representative.

Rob, it will be good idea to contact Oracle Rep and get it sorted out now.

Paras Negi

https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/comment/72118#Comment_72118

Hi @RVohra

From how many refreshes now to how many refreshes per day after the update can we change this?

The suggestion from oracle is that atleast 180 mins of gap should be their in FDR v1

RVohra

You can specify data to be refreshed at specific times in a day; up to a maximum of three time per day. For example, you could set refreshes at 10AM, 2PM, and 5PM because that's when you want the intra-day data to be refreshed.

Paras Negi

Hi @RVohra

Is it possible to get more refreshes frequency?

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