Manupulation in cgicmd.dat file...!

Hi all I'm using Forms/Reports 9.0.1 ..My question is wether is it possible to make a key in cgicmd.dat file for "HOST" i.e.
mykey:http://local11:8888/reports/rwservlet
can i make a key like that ...???? If yes, then how to use it ... I have referred the mannual for that it says 'Key must be defined for parameters after the "?" sign in URL '...
I want to hide the HOST path in URL of web.show_document command..
Anybody,
Thanx in advance
Regards
Percy

Thanx for reply ..
can i make key for whatever written on LEFT of "?"...
Let me tell u first why i want to do this .. It might be possible that my host server might get changed in future & if it happens i ve to change the host name in every form where i wrote the web.show_document statement ... that could be a big headache...i dont want to do that..... So instead of modifying the statement in every form can i make a KEY in cgicmd.dat so that i will modify only the KEY and subsequent changes will reflect in every form...!!

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[2011/1/19 7:37:1:664] Debug 50103 (RWClientUtility:getReportsServer): server: test
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[2011/1/19 7:37:1:665] Debug 50103 (ServerManager:getServer): ping server successfully
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[2011/1/19 7:37:1:666] Debug 50103 (RWClientUtility:isFromPortal): webdbversion: null
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