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• Where discoverer reports stored in the oracle database

  Hi Experts,
  
  I read the Forum of previos for the same topic, but I have not found the answer by reading this thread.
  
  I want in the database where are stored the exactly discover reports, I would like to list the responsibility of reports wise.
  
  I also check the table of EUL5_Documents by the owner of the END user license, but this did not help me.
  
  Please kindly look at this problem I stuck with that of the last two days.
  
  Any help would be appreciated.
  
  Thank you
  Atul.

  Hi Atul;

  Please see below note:
  To find who the owner of a workbook what and to whom it is shared [1076907.6 ID]

  Also try under request;
  SELECT
  a.doc_name disco_report,
  incongruous d.responsibility_key
  EUL5_DOCUMENTS has
  B EUL5_ACCESS_PRIVS,
  EUL5_EUL_USERS c,
  FND_RESPONSIBILITY d
  WHERE
  a.doc_id = b.gd_doc_id
  AND b.ap_type = 'GD '.
  AND b.ap_eu_id = c.eu_id
  AND REPLACE (c.eu_username,' #', ") TO_CHAR (d.responsibility_id) | To_char (d.application_id);

  Source:
  http://Oracle.ITtoolbox.com/groups/technical-functional/Oracle-Apps-l/discoverer-reports-1060199

  Respect of
  HELIOS

• Wrongly Euro symbols stored in the WE8IOS8895P1 database

  Oracle support document 341676.1 says:

  to 8i default NLS_LANG to an installation of windows (!) client has been
  WE8IOS8895P1, which is actually incorrect, the correct value is WE8MSWIN1252.

  Because of this old bug, we have an old 9.2.0.8 database running with the WE8IOS8895P1 character set, where the Euro symbol is stored as ASCII 128 in some 12,000 records even if this symbol is not taken in charge by the character set. It was no problem as long as all the customers used the NLS_LANG evil as mentioned in the aforementioned document. We now want to migrate to 11.1.0.7 with the WE8MSWIN1252 character set by using import/export. Customers will be updated as well.
  After importation, the code for the changes of the Euro-symboles in 191 ASCII which is the code for a reverse questionmark. As WE8MSWIN1252 is a superset of WE8IOS8895P1 are there opportunities to keep ASCII 128 symbols not supported with import/export, because in a WE8MSWIN1252 database, they would be quite right?

  You could turn the former first base of characterset WE8ISO8859P1 to WE8MSWIN1252 before export, use ALTER DATABASE [db_name] CHARACTER SET new_character_set;

  Otherwise you should set NLS_LANG to export and import WE8ISO8859P1, which makes the im - and export use the original settings. After import on the NLS_LANG WE8MSWIN1252 and it should work.

  Herald tiomela

• Where are stored all the images in office?

  I am not able to find the images in desktop in Windows 7. I would like to access the folder that seems to be very well hidden.

  I am not able to find the images in desktop in Windows 7. I would like to access the folder that seems to be very well hidden.

  Hello

  The wallpaper is to C:\Windows\Web\Wallpaper.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you for using Windows 7

  Ronnie Vernon MVP

• Target of hyperlink connects since the Outlook file in the Oracle database mail

  Greetings.
  Lack of permissions, I can't create text file on the UNIX server.
  This will not be changed.
  I saved the file in the Oracle 11 g database.
  
  I want to send e-mail to PL/SQL with attached file.
  No UNIX don't scripts at all.
  
  It's a big file.
  Thought has crossed my mind.
  
  Can I send e-mail to PL/SQL with a hyperlink that connects to the file that is stored in the Oracle database?
  The target of the link is a file stored in the Oracle database.
  
  Did anyone done this before?
  
  Let me know your ideas.
  
  Thank you.

  Freq Oracle wrote:

  I want to send e-mail to PL/SQL with attached file.
  No UNIX don't scripts at all.

  Can be done using UTL_SMTP or more recent UTL_MAIL.

  Attachments to emails are just that - the content of the file is attached to the body of the mail. Mail arrives at its destination, the mail reader recognizes the attachment and allows it to be saved to disk (or open/read).

  It's standard stuff... See MIME for more details on how to build a body of message with attachments.

  Can I send e-mail to PL/SQL with a hyperlink that connects to the file that is stored in the Oracle database?
  The target of the link is a file stored in the Oracle database.

  Yes. You need a web server that has been configured with Oracle "+ access +"-the default is using the Apache Oracle server which includes a module called mod_plsql. This module allows the web browser to use a URL that refers to a procedure from PL/SQL web enabled in a specific database schema - and pass parameters (as part of the URL query string) to the proceedings.

  You can also use Oracle EPG (Extended procedure gateway according to me, is what does the acronym). This provides a web server directly within the Oracle instance using Oracle XDB (integrated database of XML). It also has a module of type mod_plsql which provides that a web interface (via http) enabled PL/SQL procedures.

  This procedure can be a procedure "+ document download. Oracle provides a system procedure called WPG_DOCLOAD.download_file ()+ you can use inside this active web PL/SQL procedure. This will return the contents of the blob/clob as a 'file' in the web browser.

  For example, a download web-enabled simplistic procedure will look something like this:

  create or replace procedure downloadFile( fileName varchar2 ) is
          b       blob;
          mimeType varchar2(50);
  begin
          select
              file_content, mime_type  into b, mimeType
          from my_documents where file_name = fileName;
  
          OWA_UTIL.mime_header( mimeType, false );
          HTP.p('Content-Length: ' || DBMS_LOB.getlength(b));
          OWA_UTIL.http_header_close;
          WPG_DOCLOAD.download_file( b );
  end;
  

  The URL will look like this:

  http://my-webserver.my-domain.com:7777/pls/ora/scott.downloadfile?filename=somefile.doc
  

  where:
  Scott.DownloadFile = name of the PL/SQL procedure
  filename = somefile.doc = name values of the parameter to pass to the procedure

• Where the CRM Customer-user account is stored in the database.

  Hello
  
  When you create and approving a CRM user using CRM HTML admin responsibility, assign us the customer accounts for which the user is created.
  For example, when you create a user for A client saw 5 accounts, I can assign account # 1,2 and 3 to the user.
  
  Does anyone know where this mapping is stored in the database?
  
  Kind regards
  Mohammed

  SELECT hca.account_number
  OF hz_cust_accounts AOB.
  fnd_user fu,
  hcar hz_cust_account_roles
  WHERE hca.party_id = fu.customer_id
  AND hcar.cust_account_id = hca.cust_account_id
  AND fu.user_id =

  Please let me know if this sql works. If not, I have to go through the flow and find the place where actually stores.

  Thank you
  RK
  925-998-1494
  Independent consultant

• Where the peoplecode is stored in the database of the PS?

  Where are the peoplecode/SQL or other objects created in the application designer stored in the database of the PS. I mean, I want the name of the table that contains this information. My goal is to know where the SQL/peoplecode text is stored in the database.

  Hello

  -PEOPLECODE
  EXPORT PSPCMPROG;
  EXPORT PSPCMNAME;

  -SQL
  EXPORT PSSQLDEFN;
  EXPORT PSSQLDESCR;
  EXPORT PSSQLLANG;
  EXPORT PSSQLTEXTDEFN;

  For other references, have a look at the mvprdexp.dms DMS

  Thank you!

• Where the images of the workspace are stored at the Apex 4.2

  Hi guys,.

  I downloaded images on the apex by selecting the workspace Image downloading. Now I want to export all images so that I do not need to download them all again in case something happens to my machine and I should be able to import all the images in one click/command in the new installation of. But I don't know where the pictures of the workspace are stored. Are images stored on the local file system or in the database? If in the database then the schema that I need to export and I will be able to import all the images in the exported file? In the case of OS file system and which directory (full path) he holds?

  Thanks and greetings

  Tushar Lapani

  Hey Tushar,

  Tushar Lapani wrote:

  I downloaded images on the apex by selecting the workspace Image downloading. Now I want to export all images so that I do not need to download them all again in case something happens to my machine and I should be able to import all the images in one click/command in the new installation of. But I don't know where the pictures of the workspace are stored. Are images stored on the local file system or in the database? If in the database then the schema that I need to export and I will be able to import all the images in the exported file? In the case of OS file system and which directory (full path) he holds?

  Images that you download via Shared component-> files-> Images

  get downloaded in the WWV_FLOW_FILES.

  You can query on WWV_FLOW_FILES to see your downloaded files.

  select
      id, flow_id, name,
      filename, title, mime_type,
      doc_size, dad_charset, created_by,
      created_on, updated_by, updated_on,
      last_updated, content_type, language,
      description, file_type, file_charset
   from
      wwv_flow_files;
  

  Include all your images and files in your application using the supporting function of the object, so whenever wen you export your application at this time, your images and your include files also get exported with the application.

  1. go to your Application -> support objects component shared icon before

  Installation -> Install Scripts ->, click Create button -> to Create Scripts for install files (under tasks) under

  According to this, you will get a list of all the CSS, image and static files to downloaded in your application, select the checkbox of the files you want to include in the export file.

  2. application -> support-> tab objects export

  Include definitions of object support in export - Yes

  Also see this Doc online: export an Application and related files and Application Deployment

  Hope this helps you,

  Kind regards

  Jitendra

• Huge table with PDF (1.4 TB) be stored outside the database

  We have a table with BLOB where a PDF one stored. Now, we want to bring these data from the database (backup reaseans etc..).

  Any solution? Maybe a total another data store - stuff 'BIG DATA '?

  Thanks - regards

  Oliver

  If some give me a solution for a way to store PDF files outside the database.

  If you want to store the PDF file outside the database, then there are usually two approaches.

  (1) in the database, there is a table that stores the name of the file and the location on disk of the PDF. The written application the PDF file in the file system and then updates the database with the location and the name of this PDF file. If the application must Access the PDF, it looks up info in the database and then retrieve this file. The application must be able to read and write to the disk outside the database.

  (2) use such BFILE as mentioned previously.

  In both cases, your PDF documents is stored outside the database, but in my opinion, this does not eliminate the need for backups. If these PDF are lost, and there is no backup, then the data are lost. Because its outside of the database, a database backup backs up only data. The backup may be different and however different backup method is used. But I've seen cases where the db backup was performed at a given time and the binary backup was done at another time and restoration, there were inconsistencies that needed reconciliation.

  HTH,
  Brian

• How/where are the financial reports stored on the file system of the server?

  We recently lost a large part of our reports on our server. We cannot understand what the restore directory location in order to get these reports back. Where is the default directory for 11.1.2.2 financial reports? And in what format the reports are being saved?

  EN reports can be found in the file system of the operating system (o/s), but the EMP workspace hierarchy (folders, tree, etc.) are stored in the database of repository Hyperion bi +.

  On the system of operating system files, the reports are stored in RM1 folder under folder "C:\oracle\Middleware\user_projects\epmsystem1\ReportingAnalysis\data\RM1\root".

  The names of the reports placed here are UUID (identifiers of long - not the actual names).

  For example:

  When a report is created with the name 'My report' in Studio Financial Reporting, by connecting to the EMP workspace will be available in the name of financial reports/folder where it was saved.

  the actual report will be stored in a subfolder of the RM1\root folder on the file system.

  The file name will be a unique identifier (not the real name of the report is 'my report')

  It will be generated 'on the fly' based on various things such as the date and time on the server (i.e. 0000012f5af72b1a-0000-ec71-c0a8006c.00000130510b77bb-0000-5133-c0a8006c.1)

  The meta-data for this report ('My report', that is in the folder in the workspace, the date of the change of the report, permissions on this report, etc) will be stored in the Hyperion bi + DB as an object in an encrypted table. Financial reporting knows what metadata in the Hyperion bi + DB which corresponds to the report, in the file 'RM1\root' because all rows in the table for that object in the Hyperion bi + PB related to 'My report' will be referenced using the UUID of the file (for example 0000012f5af72b1a-0000-ec71-c0a8006c.00000130510b77bb-0000-5133-c0a8006c.1)

  Note: The location of the folder of RM1 differs with each facility's operating system.

• View the pdf file stored in the oracle forms, oracle database

  Forms [32 bit] Version 10.1.2.0.2 (Production)
  Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.8.0 - 64 bit Production
  With partitioning, OLAP and Oracle Data Mining options
  Release 9.2.0.8.0 - Production jserver
  Oracle Toolkit Version 10.1.2.0.2 (Production)
  PL/SQL Version 10.1.0.4.2 (Production)
  Oracle V10.1.2.0.2 - Production procedure generator
  PL/SQL Editor (c) WinMain Software (www.winmain.com), v1.0 (Production)
  Query Oracle 10.1.2.0.2 - Production Designer
  Oracle virtual graphics system Version 10.1.2.0.2 (Production)
  The GUI tools Oracle Utilities Version 10.1.2.0.2 (Production)
  Oracle Multimedia Version 10.1.2.0.2 (Production)
  Oracle tools integration Version 10.1.2.0.2 (Production)
  Common tools Oracle area Version 10.1.2.0.2
  Oracle 10.1.0.4.0 Production CORE
  
  ___________________
  
  I created external directory and can't seem to load pdf files in a table called test_blob oracle database.
  
  CREATE TABLE test_blob)
  ID Number (15)
  , file_name VARCHAR2 (1000)
  image BLOB
  , timestamp, DATE
  )
  
  
  
  
  
  I have 2 pdf files in the table. I wish to see this pdf from forms when the user clicks the button. On triggering when key pressed, I want to show the PDF onscreen. Any help is appreciated. Not on the designer. I need to run the application form.
  
  
  
  SELECT id, file_name,
  DBMS_LOB. Length of GETLENGTH (image),
  timestamp
  OF test_blob
  
  ID | FILE_NAME | LENGTH | TIMESTAMP
  1001 | HeartlandEmployeeReferralCard.pdf|353718|1/28/2013 2011 11:44:41
  1002 | HeartlandEmployeeReferralCard.pdf|353718|1/28/2013 2011 11:51:07
  
  Published by: user_anumoses on January 28, 2013 11:45

  I had to go back and look at some documentation on our application server. If these steps do not work for you, you may need to click on 'Help' in your business manager and search for 'DADDY' or "Database Access Descriptor".

  According to these steps:
  1. connect to Oracle Enterprise Manager (http://finserv1:1810) - this would be the name of your server and port
  2. click on FIN_Midtier_1.finserv1 - this would be the name of your application server
  3. click on HTTP_Server
  4. click on Administration
  5. click on properties of PL/SQL (link at the top: application server: FIN_Midtier_1.finserv1 > HTTP_Server > mod_plsql Services)
  6. scroll the page to the Section of DAD
  7. click the Create button (right part of the screen)
  8. Select Type of DADDY of the general and click on Next (step 1 of 2)
  9. start to fill in the information of connectivity for DAD
  10 to precede the name of DAD or a location to a / pls in this example: / pls/findadgen
  11. username: enter the user name where the stored procedure (READ_PDF)
  12 password: enter the password for the user name that you just entered.
  13 Connect String is the database you want the DAD to connect to (the READ_PDF where)
  14. the connection string format is: TNSFormat because the connection string is resolved through tnsnames.ora
  15 get the language NLS value by running the following query against the schema/database this DAD is to be setup for:

  select value, parameter
    from nls_database_parameters
   where parameter in ('NLS_LANGUAGE', 'NLS_TERRITORY','NLS_CHARACTERSET');
  
  VALUE                                      PARAMETER
  ---------------------------------------- ------------------------------
  AMERICAN                                 NLS_LANGUAGE
  AMERICA                                  NLS_TERRITORY
  WE8ISO8859P1                             NLS_CHARACTERSET
  

  Enter the value in the form: _.< nls_characterset="">
  In our example, we have: AMERICAN_AMERICA. WE8ISO8859P1

  16. default Page: enter the name of the procedure that will be called if it is not specified in the URL. In our example, we use the name of the procedure: read_pdf
  17 Authentication Mode: the default value of Basic
  18. then click on Next (step 2 of 4) at the bottom right
  19. click on next again (step 3 of 4)
  20. click OK (step 4 or 4)
  21. your done. Don't forget DAD or any changes made to the DAD will not take effect until the server is restarted. Take the necessary steps to get this done.

  We then get an image with the chapters of dads who shows a name or location of/pls/findadgen, the user name, connect the string and status (green arrow - maximum)

• where are stored physically tablespace, the table structure, package?

  Running Oracle 11 g on Linux.
  
  My disk parameters are:
  
  / dev/sda1 (start)
  / dev/sda2 (/)
  / dev/sda3 (/ u01) for Oracle software. Base: / u01/app/oracle
  / dev/sda4 (swap)
  
  / dev/sdb1 drive ASM for DATA
  / dev/sdc1 disc ASM for DATA
  / dev/sdd1 disc ASM for FRA
  
  
  1. where are the tablespace, structure of the table (for example the table name, column name, column type, primarykey keys and index), package, procedure, trigger, and stored PHYSICALLY function? I want to know the location of the path and drive common directory?
  
  2. when the Fast Recovery Area (FRA) performs the backup task, will be the tablespace, structure of the table (column, type, key, index), package, procedure, trigger and function also supported up to Fast Recovery Area (FRA), in addition to the data files, control files, and redo logs and archived newspapers?
  
  
  
  Thank you

  You must understand the difference and the concept of physical and logical storage Structures storage Structures.

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e16508/physical.htm

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e16508/logical.htm

  / dev/sdb1 drive ASM for DATA
  / dev/sdc1 disc ASM for DATA
  / dev/sdd1 disc ASM for FRA
  1. where are the tablespace, structure of the table (for example the table name, column name, column type, primarykey keys and index), package, procedure, trigger, and stored PHYSICALLY function? I want to know the location of the path and drive common directory?

  Probably your database is stored on the file system ASM, using the/dev/sdb1 and/dev/sdc1. Therefore, if your database files is on ASM diskgroup 'DATA' and then all of the objects is here.

  Query V$ DATAFILE, V$ CONTROLFILE, V$ LOGFILE, V$ TEMPFILE

  2. when the Fast Recovery Area (FRA) performs the backup task, will be the tablespace, structure of the table (column, type, key, index), package, procedure, trigger and function also supported up to Fast Recovery Area (FRA), in addition to the data files, control files, and redo logs and archived newspapers?

  FRA is used to contain backups of database then your objects are saved it too.

  RMAN can check it out:

  BACKUP FROM THE LIST;

  LIST ARCHIVELOG ALL;

  Published by: Levi Pereira on October 8, 2012 12:05

  Published by: Levi Pereira on October 8, 2012 12:09

• Where is the error log to pdf print stored on the server?

  Where will be stored in the server log files?
  What all journal contains this as all the details?
  What newspaper will contain details about the errors of pdf?

  Where will be the log files stored in server?
  What all log contains what all details? 
  

  BI Presentation Server log can be found in HOME\OracleBIData\web\log\sawlog0.log

  This log is useful for Presentation Server login questions and answers/questions about dashboard.

  You can increase the recording on this server to get a detailed logging to solve the problems of SINGLE sign-on and integration by editing the logconfig.xml file in the HOME\OracleBIData\web\config folder

  Server logs BI is NQServer.log and this NQQuery.log in the HOME\OracleBI\server\Log folder

  NQServer.log is to start the Server BI issues and responsible subjects and connected data sources
  the RPD. If the NQSConfig.ini contains errors or if the RPD has version problems or if appropriate RPD is not loaded, the BI server does not start and this is part of the NQServer.log

  NQQuery.log consists of Server BI query operations. We can also check if the result is to come from the cache or directly from database. We can get the real time to execute the query. We can get the query physical and logical journal.

  BI journal Cluster controller can be located from the HOME\OracleBI\server\Log folder. When the cluster is configured with OBIEE server nodes, the NQCluster.log file would provide the connectivity of cluster nodes and the State information. As well as the NQServer.log, NQCluster.log would be very useful for cluster of related issues.

  BI Javahost can be found in HOME\OracleBIData\web\log\javahost\jhost0.log. It is used to identify issues with tables and graphs generated by Java answers/dashboard reports.

  BI Scheduler can be located in HOME\OracleBI\server\Log\NQScheduler.log. It is used to identify the problems associated with the supply/Planner. To increase logging on Scheduler, set debug to true indicator in the scheduler jobs Manager configuration window.

   Which log will contain details about pdf errors? 
  

  can be jhost0.log... not sure

• Where is stored the packagebody create or replace?

  Friends,
  
  anyone can clear this doubt pls?...
  write, create or replace packagebody in the sql * more will be stored in the database.
  But if I write this account create or replace packagebody in the forms where it will be stored?
  It will store in the database or in the temporary memory?
  
  Thank you

  The values are stored in the memory of duration of forms, on the application server.
  When you exit forms, PL/SQL code is deleted form the forms runtime memory.

  François

• When I choose from the LOV, is not stored in the database

  Have a field (Manager) where the user selects their manager in the list (generated by the following query)
  
  Select FIRST_NAME. Last_name d, MANAGER_ID r
  staff
  where TITLE = 'MGR '.
  order by 1
  
  After the Manager is selected and you click on apply changes, nothing is stored in the database.
  
  Have defined as field Manager specifications:
  
  Source: only when the current value is session state is null
  Source type: column database
  Maintain Session State: per Session
  Source of value or an Expression: MANAGER_ID

  Well, how you created this form... manually or by using the wizard. If you have used the wizard, then it would be asked to select the table, and it would have created process for updating the same.

  If you have created this form manually, then you must add a processs to update this database...

  Kind regards
  Shijesh