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Reports Queue Manager (rwrqm)
(Windows only) Maintains timestamp and status information about reports jobs
managed by the Reports Server (rwserver).
Reports Runtime (rwrun)
An Oracle Reports executable that runs a report using the OracleAS Reports Services
in-process server.
Reports Server (rwserver)
An Oracle Reports executable that enables running reports on a remote server. A
component of OracleAS Reports Services that processes client requests, including user
authentication, scheduling, caching, and report distribution. Use rwclient to send a
report to the Reports Server.
Reports Services
The runtime environment for Reports Developer applications. OracleAS Reports
Services executes, distributes, and publishes your reports for enterprise wide
reporting. Using OracleAS Reports Services to deploy your reports results in gains of
flexibility, time savings, and processing capacity.
Reports Servlet (rwservlet)
An Oracle Reports executable that translates and delivers information between either a
Web Server or a J2EE Container (for example, OC4J) and the Reports Server, enabling
you to run a report dynamically from your Web browser.
row
One set of field values in a table; for example, the fields representing one employee in
the example table EMP.
Runtime Parameter Form
A screen or window appearing optionally at runtime in which a user can modify print
options and parameters prior to report execution.
schema
A collection of related database objects, usually grouped by database user ID. Schema
objects include tables, views, sequences, stored program units, synonyms, indexes,
clusters, and database links.
SELECT statement
A SQL statement that specifies which rows and columns to fetch from one or more
tables or views.
servlet
A Java application that runs in a Web server or application server and provides
server-side processing, typically to access a database or perform e-commerce
processing. Servlets provide an alternative to CGI (Common Gateway Interface)
scripts. Because they are written in Java, servlets are portable between servers and
operating systems.
The Reports Servlet and JSP are components of OracleAS Reports Services that process
custom (JSP) report tags and deliver information between the Oracle HTTP Server and
the Reports Server.
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