Christian Berg wrote:4069849 did you give up on this thread? You didn't give him an exhaustive list of bugs in dot point form so why would he stay.......

Hi Joel, Did consider this but as I have never done it and this is our Production box, I was hesitant. Will look into it. Was worried about path and env variables mainly. Thanks mate, Adam

Yeah that's exactly where i've been changing it. Turns out a colleague of mine had turned xdodebug on and had forgotten to remove it. After deleting that, i'm able to change log levels appropriately.

Gianni Ceresa wrote:You could try by redeploying the default BAR (the file must be stored somewhere in your install, search for any *.bar file).https://gerardnico.com/dat/obiee/admin/12c/bar#from_122141 Beware: this command will probably do more than just resetting the RPD, there are chances it will override and bring back…

Christian Berg wrote:Any progress Adam? Ok, so yes... Great progress actually. Sorry I haven't been back to reply yet. Was up until all hours with Oracle support last night trying to nut it out. Went through a lot of changes including changing the obis port number, NQSConfig server thread stack size increase etc etc I was…

Have had a quick look at the firewall but couldn't seem to see anything. I might turn it off and retry. I may not have mentioned before but this server has been working fine for months up until this morning when I attempted the export. Frustrating. Is there any way of "re-setting" the rpd back to what it was out of the…

Looks like some other stuff is not connecting either....

As do I. for example, we have an external LDAP account called "obieeadmin" which we can use to connect to analytics, WLS and EM.

Aren't we going over ground here? We have LDAP accounts that are able to connect to EM and WLS because we've granted them admin role in WLS as specified earlier in this thread.

When you say administrators group, do you mean application role?

Sorry I didn't respond to this question but glad you were able to get a good result.

Ok, so before using "export_service_instance.cmd" or "import_bar.cmd", we had to add the following line to the java call: -Doracle.bi.servicelcm.producthome=%PRODUCT_HOME% After adding that to the scripts, they worked as described in your linked website Joel.

Yep, good stuff there Joel. I've worked this one out actually with some help from the Oracle dev team. Will complete this thread with the solution on Monday when i'm in the office as it wasn't as simple as what that link has. (we needed to apply changes to the scripts themselves as well).

As Christian mentioned, you can add users to specific roles within WLS. We have added an LDAP user (which we have specified as "admin") to the global admin role which now allows it to login to EM and WLS as the weblogic user does.

To be fair Christian, we had login time issues which were caused by using Oracle service connections in our connection pools. We discovered this by disabling our init blocks which confirmed they were the issue. I thought that would be relevant in this case but it seems the OP ignored my suggestion so we'll never know.

Ok. Create a brand new analysis, add any field to the criteria. Edit the formula of this field and replace what's there with 'This is a test'. Hit "Results". What happens?

Have you tried disabling all of your init blocks, restarting and seeing if your long login time issue persists? If login time improves, then turn init blocks on one at a time until you find the culprit.

We're going through a system integration test phase as we speak and finding a lot of issues like the one you've mentioned here. While it's probably expected in a major version change, it doesn't make it any less frustrating. Good luck!!

Just out of interest, if you remove the calculated part and just use <advdate> as your formula, does it show the same figure in table and header? We're in the process of migrating as well and I've noticed a few changes in the way dates are handled. BIP queries for one. Have you tried creating a new analysis with only that…

Speaking with Oracle rep and apparently import_bar.cmd in /bitools has replaced wlst. Unfortunately, it still doesn't work.