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Hi, I use Mondrian (master branch) as jar with xmondrian servlet https://github.com/markkimsal/mondrian.war and it principally works great. There are multiple datasources/schemas. But I cannot flush data belonging to one schema only. I use a simple jsp for this with the essential code being
clear contains the name of the schema to be deleted. It is found and in addition to flushSchema I also clear the measures regions of each cube in the schema but I'm not sure if that's important if I do flushSchema anyway.
So, problem is that after a change in the underlying database and executing this script I still get old values if I do an MDX query that has been done before the flushing.
With a web search I only have found examples that boil down to the above code so this seems to be the common way of doing it.
At the moment I do a servlet restart by touching web.xml and that works but if there are multipe schemas with multiple data warehouses this leads to unwanted performance delays for queries on unaffected dwhs.
Thanks,
Andreas
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Hi, I use Mondrian (master branch) as jar with xmondrian servlet https://github.com/markkimsal/mondrian.war and it principally works great. There are multiple datasources/schemas. But I cannot flush data belonging to one schema only. I use a simple jsp for this with the essential code being
clear contains the name of the schema to be deleted. It is found and in addition to flushSchema I also clear the measures regions of each cube in the schema but I'm not sure if that's important if I do flushSchema anyway.
So, problem is that after a change in the underlying database and executing this script I still get old values if I do an MDX query that has been done before the flushing.
With a web search I only have found examples that boil down to the above code so this seems to be the common way of doing it.
At the moment I do a servlet restart by touching web.xml and that works but if there are multipe schemas with multiple data warehouses this leads to unwanted performance delays for queries on unaffected dwhs.
Thanks,
Andreas
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: