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Configuring Reports Server
that you set maxEngine to a value greater or equal to the number of environment
elements specified in the Reports Server configuration file.
■ defaultEnvId can also be applied to pluggable engines other than rwEng.
Reports Server will spawn the pluggable engine with the specified environment
id.
■ For engines used by the in-process server, the order of precedence for environment
variables from highest to lowest is as follows:
■ reports.sh (UNIX only)
Note: If you have modified your current reports.sh file, you
should save it and, after installing 10g (9.0.4), merge your
modifications into the version of reports.sh installed with the
latest version. The latest reports.sh contains some required
changes.
■ Environment element in the Reports Server configuration file
■ In the ORACLE_HOME/j2ee/OC4J_BI_Forms/config/oc4j.properties
file: the oracle.home property defines the ORACLE_HOME setting and
oracle.path defines the PATH setting.
■ In ORACLE_HOME/opmn/conf/opmn.xml, the element
under
■ The system settings and registry (Windows only)
■ For engines used by the standalone server, the order of precedence for
environment variables from highest to lowest is as follows:
■ reports.sh (UNIX only)
Note: If you have modified your current reports.sh file, you
should save it and, after installing 10g (9.0.4), merge your
modifications into the version of reports.sh installed with the
latest version. The latest reports.sh contains some required
changes.
■ environment element in the Reports Server configuration file
■ The environment set in the console where you start rwserver.sh
■ The system settings and registry (Windows only)
■ If the same environment variable that is set in ENVID is also set in reports.sh
(ORACLE_HOME/bin/), Reports Server obtains the environment variable value
from reports.sh and not from ENVID.
For example, say you want to set the REPORTS_PATH environment variable to a
different engine by using the environment switch feature. However, the
reports.sh file also has the same REPORTS_PATH environment variable set.
Reports Server will now use only REPORTS_PATH set by reports.sh and not the
REPORTS_PATH set in ENVID when you pass any request.
To work around this issue, you must:
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