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Configuring Reports Server
For example:
testsvr.world = (ADDRESS=
(PROTOCOL=tcp)
(HOST=testhost.mydomain.com)
(PORT=1950)
)
You can bypass this requirement by turning compatibility off. To turn compatibility
off, remove the compatible element from the Reports Server configuration file.
3.2.1.3 cache
Example
Note: The tnsnames.ora file is located in the following
directory on your Oracle Application Server:
ORACLE_HOME/network/admin
Note: If compatible is set to 6i, and you have a TNS entry for
Reports Server in your tnsnames.ora file, you should include the
cluster name if the server is a member of a cluster. If you use a
cluster name, you should exclude the default domain that was
specified in the sqlnet.ora file. For example:
myserver.world (standalone server with default domain world)
myserver.cluster1 (server part of cluster1)
myserver.cluster1.world (invalid entry)
Required/Optional
Optional. You can have a maximum of one cache element in your server
configuration file. If no cache element is specified, the default is used
(oracle.reports.cache.RWCache).
Description
The cache element is available for specifying the Java class that defines the server's
cache implementation. You can use the default cache Java class or develop your own
implementation through the OracleAS Reports Services Cache API.
Note: Look for information about the OracleAS Reports Services
APIs on the Oracle Technology Network,
(http://otn.oracle.com).
The cache element has one attribute: class, described in Table 3–3.
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