Judging back the complete lack of replies, I'm guessing not. Have you tried raising an SR?

I need to find best approach to apply changes of Oracle BI repository from test server to production server. Create a set of RPD XML patch files, one for each of your environments. As part of your deployment process, apply the patch automatically with patchrpd, and then deploy the resulting RPD - optionally directly with…

+1 to @Gianni Ceresa. JS for encryption in the front end ... wat. Unless you mean obfuscation, and you want to translate the value, but don't care if someone else can too. This kind of data work you should be doing in the database.

Any idea or any sugestion for search references for this problem? If the tool is throwing an internal error, and there's no hit on My Oracle Support, then raise an SR. That's what you pay your support money for.

This is to control data entitlement by leveraging pre-existing architecture. I would be inclined to stick to one Connection Pool per schema, and use Logical Table Sources to do the data security. Off the top of my head and without the Administration Tool in front of me, I'd look at a session variable-based WHERE predicate…

First up -- why? Secondly - you can't do this in the tool natively. You'd need some nasty JS hack.

I'd partition the table, probably on date. Get your DBAs doing that, and then take it from there.

It all depends on how the LTS resolve from the business layer. If an LTS from each of the three BMM hit the same physical table, they'll use the same CP. It's easy to see your capacity/usage though - use the DMS metrics. They'll tell you how many connections there are, high watermark of usage, high watermark of queuing,…

This is something that you can get via the Presentation Services log, which is the source for "Enhanced Usage Tracking" - read more here: http://ritt.md/eut

OK, but my question remains - did you look at the log for bi_server1 to see where it gets to in the startup process? You can do this from the command line, you don't need a browser.

The VM works just fine for me. Did you look at the log for bi_server1 to see where it gets to in the startup process?

Blog article mentioned in the video: Instrumenting OBIEE Database Connections For Improved Performance Diagnostics

https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1221/biee/BIESG/toc.htm https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1221/biee/BIESG/components.htm#i1167766

rmoff Likewise we do in Linux, I wanted to troubleshoot each BI Process as they are failing to start (Scheduler, CCS, BI Server and BIPS) and get a log. Thanks. So yeah - procmon should help.

Why do you want to trace the process? Curiosity or troubleshooting? I've found procmon to be useful in the past.

That makes more sense. In 11.1.1.9 there's more options on the manage sessions cache page in terms of sorting, which may help you. You can see some detail here: What's New in OBIEE 11.1.1.9 for Systems Administrators and Developers - Rittman Mead Consulting

Doubt it very much -- what'd the be point in the product supporting that? What's your use case for it?

Doc: http://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1221/biee/BIESG/answersconfigset.htm#BIESG9185

https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/11119/biee/BIESG/components.htm#BIESG117

So have you raised an SR?