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Command Line Keywords
■ TRACE_APPEND Adds the new information to the end of the file.
■ TRACE_REPLACE Overwrites the file.
Default TRACE_APPEND
Usage Notes
A.4.112 TRACEOPTS
■ In a runtime environment, or when you are monitoring Reports Services
components, you can use all three TRACE keywords. But for server security, in a
server environment you can use only TRACEOPTS. This is to prevent files from
being written to the server.
■ Tracing for the Reports Server is configured in the server configuration file,
server_name.conf. Tracing for the Reports Servlet is configured in the servlet
configuration file, rwservlet.properties. Tracing for individual jobs is
specified from the runtime command line, via the TRACE command line
arguments. See Report Trace for additional information about how tracing works
with Oracle Reports.
■ Trace information can only be generated when running a .rdf file. You cannot
specify logging when running a .rep file.
Table A–124 indicates which commands can use the TRACEOPTS keyword.
Table A–124 Commands that can use TRACEOPTS
rwclient rwrun rwbuilder rwconverter rwservlet rwcgi rwserver
yes yes yes no yes yes yes
Description TRACEOPTS indicates the tracing information that you want to be
logged in the trace file when you run the report.
Syntax TRACEOPTS={TRACE_ALL|TRACE_APP|TRACE_BRK|TRACE_DBG|TRACE_
DST|TRACE_ERR|TRACE_EXC|TRACE_INF|TRACE_LOG|TRACE_PLS|TRACE_
PRF|TRACE_SQL|TRACE_STA|TRACE_TMS|TRACE_WRN}
Values The following values apply:
■ TRACE_ALL Log all possible trace information in the trace file.
■ TRACE_APP Log trace information on all the report objects in the trace file.
■ TRACE_BRK List all breakpoints in the trace file.
■ TRACE_DBG Log debug information.
■ TRACE_DST List distribution lists in the trace file. You can use this information to
determine which section was sent to which destination.
■ TRACE_ERR List error messages and warnings in the trace file.
■ TRACE_EXC List Reports Server exceptions.
■ TRACE_INF Dumps any information not covered by the other options into the
trace file.
■ TRACE_LOG Duplicate log information in your trace file. If you have specified a log
element, in addition to a trace element, in your server configuration file, this value
will cause information that is sent to the log file to also be sent to the trace file.
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