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PL/SQL Batch Registering Function
1. In a text editor, create a SQL script file (e.g., rmv_rdfs.sql) that contains one
RWWWVREG.DEREGISTER_REPORT function call for each report definition file
package that you want to remove. For example:
VAR STATUS NUMBER;
EXEC :STATUS := RWWWVREG.DEREGISTER_REPORT (P_NAME=>'Security');
EXEC :STATUS := RWWWVREG.DEREGISTER_REPORT (P_NAME=>'Earnings');
EXEC :STATUS := RWWWVREG.DEREGISTER_REPORT (P_NAME=>'Acc_pay');
Note: P_NAME is the name of the report definition file package
you want to remove from OracleAS Portal.
2. Start SQL*Plus and log in to the OracleAS Portal schema that owns the reports’
packaged procedures.
3. From the SQL*Plus command prompt, execute the script you created in the first
step:
@ rmv_rdfs.sql
The script will execute and remove the packages from OracleAS Portal for each
report listed in the script.
Note: This procedure will not remove the report definition files
from the file system. It only unregisters the reports making them
unavailable from OracleAS Portal. If you want to remove the files,
you must delete them from the file system.
C.3 PL/SQL Batch Registering Function
The SQL script that rwconverter generates for you to batch register reports in Oracle
Application Server consists mainly of calls to the RWWWVREG.REGISTER_REPORT
function. The syntax of RWWWVREG.REGISTER_REPORT is as follows:
Function Rwwwvreg.register_report(
p_owner varchar2,
p_name varchar2,
p_servers varchar2,
p_filename varchar2,
p_description varchar2,
p_privileges varchar2,
p_availability varchar2,
p_types varchar2,
p_formats varchar2,
p_printers varchar2,
p_pdformTemplate varchar2,
p_parameters varchar2,
p_trigger varchar2)
return number;
-- =0 : succeeded;
-- !=0 : failed;
The table below describes each of the parameters taken by RWWWVREG.REGISTER_
REPORT.
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