obiee All You Ever Wanted to Know About OBIEE Performance…but were too afraid to ask At the Polish Oracle Users Group (POUG) conference [http://poug.org/en/timeline/] this week I'm presenting one of my favourite talks, [Still] No Silver Bullets - OBIEE Performance in the Real World [https://speakerdeck.com/rmoff/still-no-silver-bullets-obiee-12c-performance-in-the-real-world] . This presentation is based on the shared experiences of myself
Technical Changes in BI Server Cache Behaviour in OBIEE 12c : OBIS_REFRESH_CACHE The OBIEE BI Server cache can be a great way of providing a performance boost to response times for end users - so long as it's implemented carefully. Done wrong, and you're papering over the cracks and heading for doom; done right, and it's
Technical Managing the OBIEE BI Server Cache from ODI 12c I wrote recently about the OBIEE BI Server Cache and how useful it can be [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2015/09/obiee-bi-server-cache-management-strategies/], but how important it is to manage it properly, both in the purging of stale data and seeding of new. In this article I want to show
Technical OBIEE BI Server Cache Management Strategies The OBIEE BI Server cache can be one of the most effective ways of improving response times of OBIEE dashboards. By using data already in the cache it reduces load on the database, the network, and the BI Server. Should you be using it? I always describe it as the
