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Viewing and Changing the Reports Server Configuration Files
■ Engine ID lists the type of engines available for processing jobs on the selected
Reports Server.
■ Engines provides the total number of the specified engine type that is currently
active on the selected Reports Server.
■ Running provides the total number of this type of engine that is currently running
on the selected Reports Server.
■ Engine Parameters button to directly take you to the Configuration page where
you can view/modify the Engine and Report Server parameters. This page has a
link using which you can edit the Report Server Configuration file directly.
19.6 Viewing and Changing the Reports Server Configuration Files
You can modify/view the Reports Server Configuration in either of the following
ways:
■ Configuring Selected Parameters
■ Configuring the server_name.conf File
19.6.1 Configuring Selected Parameters
To view and modify some of the most commonly used engine and server parameters
through Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g:
1. Navigate to the Reports Server main page in Application Server Control Console
for the Reports Server you want to view.
2. Click the Configuration link under Administration. The parameters displayed in
the Configuration screen are picked up from the Reports Server's configuration file
(server_name.conf).
a. Reports Engine Parameters:
* Engine ID: Displays the valid Engine IDs for the selected server.
Select the Engine ID from a drop down menu to edit the engine parameters
for the selected engine. Only those engines that are already present in
the server configuration file are displayed in the drop down list.
Note: Click the Edit Configuration File button to add a new
engine.
* Classpath(Optional): The directory path to the Java class specified in the
class attribute. Refer to engine for more information on the various engine
properties available for the Reports Server.
* Initial Engines(initEngine): The number of engines you want the
Reports Server to start at initialization. Refer to engine for more
information on the various engine properties available for the Reports
Server.
* Maximum Engines (maxEngine): The maximum number of this type of
engine that can run on the server. Refer to engine for more information on
the various engine properties available for the Reports Server.
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