- In HKLM\SOFTWARE\ORACLE\
\ Try setting your NLS_LANG setting in the registry to AMERICAN_AMERICA.WE8ISO8859P1 - Check REPORTS_CLASSPATH in registry. Make sure it clear
- Check you path settings
- In $OH\bin there is a file called oracle.key. Open it and see the entry there. The entry there should match the oracle home in registry ( HKLM\SOFTWARE\ORACLE\
) - See whether there is any XML syntax error in $OH\reports\conf\rwbuilder.conf. Best way would be to delete the existing rwbuilder config file and start the builder. It would generate a new config file.
- See whether REPORTS_TMP points to a valid directory.
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
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Tuesday, July 03, 2007
FORMS_MMAP
Default: TRUE
Valid values: FALSE, TRUE (default)
FORMS_MMAP configures Forms services to use memory mapped file I/O
when running Forms applications. This reduces the amount of memory
required on a system when more than one user is running the same Form.
By default FORMS_MMAP is set on.
Switching Memory mapping to off (FALSE) may be desirable in a
development environment as memory mapped file i/o has the side effect
of locking the forms in use preventing a developers from replacing
them with a new version. However, be aware that doing so may increase
memory usage and reduce performance. For production systems,
FORMS_MMAP should be unset or set to a value of TRUE
error = FRM-30087
Valid values: FALSE, TRUE (default)
FORMS_MMAP configures Forms services to use memory mapped file I/O
when running Forms applications. This reduces the amount of memory
required on a system when more than one user is running the same Form.
By default FORMS_MMAP is set on.
Switching Memory mapping to off (FALSE) may be desirable in a
development environment as memory mapped file i/o has the side effect
of locking the forms in use preventing a developers from replacing
them with a new version. However, be aware that doing so may increase
memory usage and reduce performance. For production systems,
FORMS_MMAP should be unset or set to a value of TRUE
error = FRM-30087
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