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Environment Variables
Example REPORTS_CGIMAP=c:\ora9ias\reports\conf\cgicmd.dat
B.1.35 REPORTS_CGINODIAG *
Description This environment variable specifies whether to disable all debugging
and diagnostic output, such as help and showmap, from rwcgi.
Valid Values YES|NO
Default NO
Usage Notes
■ This environment variable is supported in Oracle Reports for backward
compatibility for Common Gateway Interface (CGI) reports, or when Single
Sign-On is not used.
Example The following request does not work when REPORTS_CGINODIAG=YES:
http://your_webserver/rwcgi/help?
B.1.36 REPORTS_CLASSPATH
Note: The functionality of JavaServer Pages (JSPs) or servlets
replaces support for CGI.
Note: The functionality of JavaServer Pages (JSPs) or servlets
replaces support for CGI.
Description This environment variable specifies the list of JAR files and directories
for the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) when started by the Oracle Reports executables.
You would typically add to this list when you need to include your own classes when
designing reports (for example, when adding additional pluggable data sources
(PDSs) or using the PL/SQL to Java bridge).
Caution: Reports Builder will fail if the value of the REPORTS_
CLASSPATH environment variable (registry) exceeds 511 characters.
To work around this issue, you can use the CLASSPATH
environment variable (system) to specify a value in excess of 511
characters.
Valid Values The default values are mandatory. If any of the entries are removed, the
Oracle Reports executables may not behave correctly. Any additional user-defined
directory or JAR file that contains Java Classes may be appended to the path.
Default %ORACLE_HOME%\reports\jlib\rwbuilder.jar;%ORACLE_
HOME%\reports\jlib\rwrun.jar;%ORACLE_
HOME%\jlib\zrclient.jar;%ORACLE_
HOME%\j2ee\home\oc4j.jar;%ORACLE_HOME%\j2ee\home\lib\ojsp.jar
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