OBIEE 11g | 12c: Is It Possible To Make the Non Master (Slave) Nodes Reflect the Online Changes In the Repository Without a restart In a Cluster Environment? (Doc ID 2129146.1)

Last updated on OCTOBER 03, 2019

Applies to:

Business Intelligence Server Enterprise Edition - Version 11.1.1.7.0 and later
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Goal

In a clustered (scaled out) Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) environment, the below scenario is noticed:

On making changes to the repository (RPD) in online mode, the changes do not reflect in the RPDs of the non-master/slave nodes.
For the changes to reflect in the RPD of non-master (secondary/slave) node(s) a restart of the BI Services on the respective node(s) is required.
Same behavior is noticed even if READ_ONLY_MODE is set to NO in the repository.

Is it possible to make the non master (slave) nodes reflect the online changes in the repository, without the necessity of a restart of the respective nodes?

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OBIEE 11g | 12c: Is It Possible To Make the Non Master (Slave) Nodes Reflect the Online Changes In the Repository Without a restart In a Cluster Environment? (Doc ID 2129146.1)

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