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A.4.101 SQLTRACE
Command Line Keywords
■ When DTYPE=REGISTER, you may only want to list report definition files with
common parameters, such as destination types and formats, user access, and
availability calendars.
Table A–112 indicates which commands can use the SQLTRACE keyword.
Description Use SQLTRACE to specify whether to perform SQL tracing on your report
without modifying the report definition.
Syntax SQLTRACE=[YES|NO]
Values
A.4.102 SSOCONN
Table A–112 Commands that can use SQL_TRACE
rwclient rwrun rwbuilder rwconverter rwservlet rwcgi rwserver
yes yes yes no yes yes no
■ YES SQL tracing will be performed on the report.
■ NO SQL tracing will not be performed on the report.
Default NO
Table A–113 indicates which commands can use the SSOCONN keyword.
Table A–113 Commands that can use SSOCONN
rwclient rwrun rwbuilder rwconverter rwservlet rwcgi rwserver
no no no no yes no no
Description Use SSOCONN to specify one or more connect strings to use to connect to
one or more data sources in a Single Sign-On environment.
Syntax SSOCONN=key[/type[/conn_str]][,key[/type[/conn_str]]]
For example:
ssoconn=mykey/OracleDB/userid
Values The following information describes the variable values expressed in the
SSOCONN syntax:
■ key refers to a connection string value stored in the Oracle Internet Directory
(OID).
■ type is a predefined character string that specifies a Reports data source type.
Types provided with your Oracle Application Server installation include
OracleDB, JDBCPDS (Java Database Connectivity Pluggable Data Source), and
ExpressPDS (Oracle Express Pluggable Data Source).
■ conn_str is the name of the connection string parameter that rwservlet will
compose to run the report
Default None
Command Line Options A-75