Publishing Reports to the Web - Downloads - Oracle

Usage Notes
A.4.83 RECURSIVE_LOAD
Command Line Keywords
■ This keyword is only useful for reports using multiple queries. Oracle 9i
automatically provides read consistency, without locking, for single query reports.
■ In the Report trigger order of execution, SET TRANSACTION READ ONLY must
be set up before the data fetch occurs.
■ READONLY can be used when running JSP-based Web reports from the command
line.
Table A–94 indicates which commands can use the RECURSIVE_LOAD keyword.
Description Use RECURSIVE_LOAD to specify whether to validate external
references in program units when running a report. If any of the references become
invalid, the program unit is automatically recompiled. Setting RECURSIVE_LOAD to
NO is useful when running your report against a different database than the one
against which its PL/SQL was originally compiled.
Syntax RECURSIVE_LOAD={YES|NO}
Values
■ YES Validates external references when running a report. If any of the references
become invalid, the program unit is recompiled (whether it be in .rdf or .pll).
■ NO Does not validate external references when running a report. This setting is
useful when running a report against a different database than the one against
which its PL/SQL was originally compiled.
Default YES
A.4.84 REPLACEITEM
Table A–94 Commands that can use RECURSIVE_LOAD
rwclient rwrun rwbuilder rwconverter rwservlet rwcgi rwserver
yes yes no yes yes yes no
Table A–95 indicates which commands can use the REPLACEITEM keyword.
Table A–95 Commands that can use REPLACEITEM
rwclient rwrun rwbuilder rwconverter rwservlet rwcgi rwserver
yes yes no no yes yes no
Description Use REPLACEITEM to specify that the current report output being
pushed to Oracle9iAS Portal Release 1 should replace an earlier version of the same
item stored in the same output target.
Syntax REPLACEITEM={YES|NO}
Values
■ YES Earlier report output should be replaced.
Command Line Options A-65