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The jobStatusRepository element has one attribute: class, described in
Table 3–10.
Table 3–10 Attributes of the jobStatusRepository element
Attribute Valid values Description
class see the Description
column
The jobStatusRepository element allows for zero or multiple properties for
passing options into the repository. The only requirement is that the class you specify
in the server configuration file must recognize the name/value pairs you introduce.
The jobStatusRepository element might look like this in your server
configuration file:
In this example, the value for the repositoryConn property is the login for access to
the database that stores the repository. The confidential and encrypted attributes
are used to invoke encryption on the login information once Reports Server is
restarted.
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Default:
oracle.reports.server.JobRepositoryDB
A fully qualified Java class that implements the
Reports Server Job Repository Java class
(oracle.reports.server.JobRepository).
Note: For repositoryConn database connection strings, both
the thin (testhost.mydomain.com:1521:iasdb) and Oracle
Call Interface (scott/tiger@ordb) JDBC formats are supported.
Example
Required/Optional
Optional. You can have a maximum of one trace element in your server
configuration file.
Description
Use the trace element to create a file for tracing your report's execution and to
specify the objects and activities you want to trace. The trace element controls
tracing only for the server and the engine.
Note: Tracing for the servlet and JSP are configured in the servlet
configuration file, rwservlet.properties, discussed in
Configuring the Reports Servlet. Tracing for an individual report
can be built into the Reports Runtime command line, discussed in
Appendix A, "Command Line Options".
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