Release Notes
13.2.3.1 for Linux x86-64
E90555-02
October 2017
Oracle Real User Experience Insight (RUEI) provides you with powerful analysis of your network and business infrastructure. You can monitor the real-user experience, define Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and Service Level Agreements (SLAs), and trigger alert notifications for incidents that violate them.
RUEI is a Web-based utility to report on real-user traffic requested by, and generated from, your Web infrastructure. It measures the response times of pages and user transactions at the most critical points in your network infrastructure. An insightful diagnostics facility allows Application Managers and IT technical staff to perform root-cause analysis.
This document provides information about the changes introduced to Oracle Real User Experience Insight (RUEI) in release 13.2.3.1. Known issues and limitations are also described. It is recommended that you review its contents before installing the product or upgrading to this version of the product.
This document contains the following sections:
If you are upgrading from a release other than the most recent previous release, it is strongly recommended that you review the Release Notes for each of the intermediate releases for information about possible compatibility issues. This information is available at the following location:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/documentation/realuserei-091455.html
This release includes the following new features:
RUEI now supports RedHat Enterprise/Oracle Linux 7.x.
Note:
RedHat Enterprise/Oracle Linux 5.x is no longer supported.
This release improves performance of several different UI usability screens:
Session diagnostics
Limiting HTTP response size of tree views for KPI and application listings.
This release improves processing performance by optimizing database hints usage.
The UI status screen now more clearly resembles individual checks, and status changes can be seen in the Event Log functionality.
A new delivery status collection error has been introduced in the Delivery and Violation reporting. This metric will be used whenever RUEI has detected that network data loss has occurred, but it was likely an error in the network hardware. Previously, such errors were reported as client / server abort and/or no server responses.
In dashboards and KPI overview, users with Overview role can now also view KPI definitions to see it's configuration.
Within the Web Services configuration, the number of unique function calls can now be viewed. Also a new tab is added which identifies all the recorded function call names.
This release supports upgrading from 13.x.x.x versions.
When upgrading 12.1.x.x, you should upgrade from 13.x.x.x version first.
When upgrading 11.1.x, you should upgrade from 12.1.x.x version first followed by an upgrade of 13.x.x.x.
After upgrading to 13.2.3 version RUEI, there will be some limitations on historic data in the session diagnostics page, including session cube and user flow completion cube (The Info metrics data of old sessions will display n/a).
Starting RUEI 13.2.3, RedHat Enterprise / Oracle Linux 5.x is no longer supported. Existing customers need to setup RUEI on RedHat Enterprise / Oracle Linux 6.x or higher.
The following bugs have been fixed in this release:
Table 1-1 Bugs Fixed in 13.2.3.1 Release
| Bug Number | Description |
|---|---|
|
26820334 |
Cant Delete Session Replay Data Through UI |
|
26565770 |
RUEI page load time is showing incorrect values |
|
26397939 |
Incorrect Full Session Replay Content |
|
26187463 |
Materialized views not cleaned up at upgrade causes ORA-12012/00942/06512 errors |
|
25681398 |
The forms traffic report continues to be incorrect with installed patch 23627498 |
|
25422419 |
RUEI reporting no value for Siebel Applets |
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Oracle Real User Experience Insight Release Notes, 13.2.3.1 for Linux x86-64
E90555-02
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