Oracle Reports - Distributing Multiple Reports in a Management Report

Hi,
I am new to Oracle Reports and would sincerely appreciate some guidance.
Requirement.
I plan on using Oracle Reports to write multiple reports containing Text, Graphs, Crosstabs, Tables etc. There are 3 developers and each will be developing a number of reports.
At the end of each month, we need to run all the reports and publish it into a Management Report Pack.
This Management Report Pack must contain a table of contents with the names of the different reports and page numbers. Each Report in the Report pack needs to have a header, footer and page number.
The number of reports will change on a monthly basis so the page numbering will not be specific to a report.
Summary,
3 developers writing multiple reports
All reports must be run and then printed out in a specific order.
Table of Contents page with page numbering for each report.
How can we do this with Oracle Reports?
Is it possible, and if so, how?
What is involved and what is required?
Your assistance is highly appreciated.
Thank you.

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10/04/11 14:37:25 discoverer: [DEBUG] [AJPRequestHandler-ApplicationServerThread-17] oracle.discoverer.applications.viewer.model.WorksheetModel.getStateString EXT_HS: dvhs
10/04/11 14:37:25 discoverer: [DEBUG] [AJPRequestHandler-ApplicationServerThread-17] oracle.discoverer.applications.viewer.model.WorksheetModel.getStateString EXT_DS: dv_ds &qls_z!2=New GL Report.Clndr Id&arq=false&qls_x!14=Sheet 1.Closing Balance (Credit)&qls_x!3=New GL Report.Voucher No&qls_z!3=New GL Report.Frm Prd&fm=xml&qls_z!4=New GL Report.To Prd&qls_x!2=New GL Report.Prd Desc&qls_x!11=Sheet 1.Debit Amount&qls_x!4=New GL Report.Gl Voucher No&qls_x!9=Sheet 1.Opening Balance Debit&tss_s!0=New GL Report.Acct Id,lh,group,false&qls_x!1=New GL Report.Acct Sdesc&qls_z!1=New GL Report.Loc Desc&qls_x!10=Sheet 1.Opening Balance (Credit)&qls_x!12=Sheet 1.Credit Amount&aow=false&qls_x!7=New GL Report.Shrt Code&qls_x!13=Sheet 1.Closing Balance (Debit)&qls_x!6=New GL Report.Pmt Rct Dt&qls_x!8=New GL Report.Dtl Nrtn&sss=true&qls_x!5=New GL Report.Voucher Dt&qls_x!0=New GL Report.Acct Id&qls_z!0=New GL Report.Loc Id&ddsver=1
10/04/11 14:37:25 discoverer: [DEBUG] [AJPRequestHandler-ApplicationServerThread-17] oracle.discoverer.applications.viewer.model.ViewerModelImpl.externalize [EXTERN_STATE]: $wksht$%24dv_ds%24%26qls_z%212%3DNew+GL+Report.Clndr+Id%26arq%3Dfalse%26qls_x%2114%3DSheet+1.Closing+Balance+%28Credit%29%26qls_x%213%3DNew+GL+Report.Voucher+No%26qls_z%213%3DNew+GL+Report.Frm+Prd%26fm%3Dxml%26qls_z%214%3DNew+GL+Report.To+Prd%26qls_x%212%3DNew+GL+Report.Prd+Desc%26qls_x%2111%3DSheet+1.Debit+Amount%26qls_x%214%3DNew+GL+Report.Gl+Voucher+No%26qls_x%219%3DSheet+1.Opening+Balance+Debit%26tss_s%210%3DNew+GL+Report.Acct+Id%2Clh%2Cgroup%2Cfalse%26qls_x%211%3DNew+GL+Report.Acct+Sdesc%26qls_z%211%3DNew+GL+Report.Loc+Desc%26qls_x%2110%3DSheet+1.Opening+Balance+%28Credit%29%26qls_x%2112%3DSheet+1.Credit+Amount%26aow%3Dfalse%26qls_x%217%3DNew+GL+Report.Shrt+Code%26qls_x%2113%3DSheet+1.Closing+Balance+%28Debit%29%26qls_x%216%3DNew+GL+Report.Pmt+Rct+Dt%26qls_x%218%3DNew+GL+Report.Dtl+Nrtn%26sss%3Dtrue%26qls_x%215%3DNew+GL+Report.Voucher+Dt%26qls_x%210%3DNew+GL+Report.Acct+Id%26qls_z%210%3DNew+GL+Report.Loc+Id%26ddsver%3D1%24dv%24xk-1ml+versionzw1.0w+kyxdv+bazw0w+cszw25wyxpc+vzw1wjyxjdvy%24wd%24false%24lc%24%24dvtb%24xk-1ml+versionzw1.0w+kyxdvtbyxbisltyxbicho+vzwwjyxjbisltyxjdvtby%24wvs%241101%24dvhs%24$cn$&vct=svd&cnk=cf_a101$ap$%26df%3D%26l%3D%26s%3D%26nc%3D%26dl%3D$expl$&sp=&node=&event=focus&state=(117)&root=63&wbt=2$prid$NEW_GL_REPORT%2F31$ctyp$viewer
10/04/11 14:37:25 discoverer: [TRACE] [AJPRequestHandler-ApplicationServerThread-17] oracle.discoverer.applications.framework.ApplicationController.execute Storing state
10/04/11 14:37:25 discoverer: [INFO] [AJPRequestHandler-ApplicationServerThread-17] oracle.discoverer.applications.framework.ApplicationController.execute Externalize Perf: 8ms
10/04/11 14:37:25 discoverer: [TRACE] [AJPRequestHandler-ApplicationServerThread-17] oracle.discoverer.applications.framework.ApplicationController.execute Saving Attributes
10/04/11 14:37:25 discoverer: [TRACE] [AJPRequestHandler-ApplicationServerThread-17] oracle.discoverer.applications.framework.ApplicationController.execute Saving ApplicationRequest
10/04/11 14:37:25 discoverer: [TRACE] [AJPRequestHandler-ApplicationServerThread-17] oracle.discoverer.applications.framework.ApplicationController.execute Checking for SSO mode
10/04/11 14:37:25 discoverer: [TRACE] [AJPRequestHandler-ApplicationServerThread-17] oracle.discoverer.applications.framework.ApplicationController.execute Saving errors, messages
10/04/11 14:37:25 discoverer: [DEBUG] [AJPRequestHandler-ApplicationServerThread-17] oracle.discoverer.applications.framework.ApplicationController.execute Returning final forward: "/ExportProgress.uix" redirect: "false"
10/04/11 14:37:25 discoverer: [TRACE] [AJPRequestHandler-ApplicationServerThread-17] oracle.discoverer.applications.framework.ApplicationController.execute ----------------------- End Request --------------------------
10/04/11 14:37:25 discoverer: [INFO] [AJPRequestHandler-ApplicationServerThread-17] oracle.discoverer.applications.framework.ApplicationController.execute Total Request Time in AppCtrl: 18
10/04/11 14:37:25 discoverer: [DEBUG] [AJPRequestHandler-ApplicationServerThread-17] org.apache.struts.action.RequestProcessor.processForwardConfig processForwardConfig(ForwardConfig[name=long running operation,path=/ExportProgress.uix,redirect=false,contextRelative=false])
10/04/11 14:37:25 discoverer: [DEBUG] [AJPRequestHandler-ApplicationServerThread-17] oracle.discoverer.applications.viewer.view.DiscovererPageBroker.isCacheable Setting cacheable to: true
4: XML log:
log2010041114285615691.xml
<MSG_GROUP>DCS</MSG_GROUP> <PROCESS_ID>15691</PROCESS_ID> <FILE_NAME>dcstim.cpp</FILE_NAME> <LINE_NUMBER>184</LINE_NUMBER> <THREAD_ID>-1283799360</THREAD_ID> <LOG_TIME>Sun Apr 11 14:29:13 2010
</LOG_TIME> ]]>
</SUPPL_DETAIL> </PAYLOAD> </MESSAGE>
<MESSAGE><HEADER><TSTZ_ORIGINATING>2010-04-11T14:29:13+00:00</TSTZ_ORIGINATING> <COMPONENT_ID>DISCOVER</COMPONENT_ID> <MSG_TYPE TYPE="NOTIFICATION"></MSG_TYPE><MSG_LEVEL>4</MSG_LEVEL> <HOST_ID>2010041114285615691</HOST_ID> <MODULE_ID>DCS</MODULE_ID> </HEADER> <PAYLOAD><MSG_TEXT><![CDATA[Timer started.]]></MSG_TEXT> <SUPPL_DETAIL><![CDATA[
<MSG_GROUP>DCS</MSG_GROUP> <PROCESS_ID>15691</PROCESS_ID> <FILE_NAME>dcstim.cpp</FILE_NAME> <LINE_NUMBER>162</LINE_NUMBER> <THREAD_ID>-1283799360</THREAD_ID> <LOG_TIME>Sun Apr 11 14:29:13 2010
</LOG_TIME> ]]>
</SUPPL_DETAIL> </PAYLOAD> </MESSAGE>
<MESSAGE><HEADER><TSTZ_ORIGINATING>2010-04-11T14:29:13+00:00</TSTZ_ORIGINATING> <COMPONENT_ID>DISCOVER</COMPONENT_ID> <MSG_TYPE TYPE="TRACE"></MSG_TYPE><MSG_LEVEL>5</MSG_LEVEL> <HOST_ID>2010041114285615691</HOST_ID> <MODULE_ID>DCS</MODULE_ID> </HEADER> <PAYLOAD><MSG_TEXT><![CDATA[Return DCSModelInterface::SendReceiveData(kScheduleInterface, inTable, outTable)
outTable = DCITable
     Length=0
]]></MSG_TEXT> <SUPPL_DETAIL><![CDATA[
<MSG_GROUP>DCS</MSG_GROUP> <PROCESS_ID>15691</PROCESS_ID> <FILE_NAME>dcsmdli.cpp</FILE_NAME> <LINE_NUMBER>259</LINE_NUMBER> <THREAD_ID>-1283799360</THREAD_ID> <LOG_TIME>Sun Apr 11 14:29:13 2010
</LOG_TIME> ]]>
</SUPPL_DETAIL> </PAYLOAD> </MESSAGE>
<MESSAGE><HEADER><TSTZ_ORIGINATING>2010-04-11T14:29:13+00:00</TSTZ_ORIGINATING> <COMPONENT_ID>DISCOVER</COMPONENT_ID> <MSG_TYPE TYPE="NOTIFICATION"></MSG_TYPE><MSG_LEVEL>4</MSG_LEVEL> <HOST_ID>2010041114285615691</HOST_ID> <MODULE_ID>DCS</MODULE_ID> </HEADER> <PAYLOAD><MSG_TEXT><![CDATA[DCSModelInterface::SendReceiveData(kScheduleInterface)]]></MSG_TEXT> <SUPPL_DETAIL><![CDATA[
<MSG_GROUP>DCS </MSG_GROUP> <PROCESS_ID>15691</PROCESS_ID> <FILE_NAME>dcsmdli.cpp</FILE_NAME> <LINE_NUMBER>226</LINE_NUMBER> <THREAD_ID>-1283799360</THREAD_ID> <LOG_TIME>Sun Apr 11 14:29:13 2010
</LOG_TIME> <LOG_SIZE>0</LOG_SIZE> <EXTRA_INFO><MethodEnd duration="0.1" sizeChange="0" >
real 0m0.1s
user 0m0.900s
sys 0m0.109s
</MethodEnd></EXTRA_INFO> ]]>
</SUPPL_DETAIL> </PAYLOAD> </MESSAGE>
<MESSAGE><HEADER><TSTZ_ORIGINATING>2010-04-11T14:37:13+00:00</TSTZ_ORIGINATING> <COMPONENT_ID>DISCOVER</COMPONENT_ID> <MSG_TYPE TYPE="NOTIFICATION"></MSG_TYPE><MSG_LEVEL>4</MSG_LEVEL> <HOST_ID>2010041114285615691</HOST_ID> <MODULE_ID>DCS</MODULE_ID> </HEADER> <PAYLOAD><MSG_TEXT><![CDATA[Timer stopped.]]></MSG_TEXT> <SUPPL_DETAIL><![CDATA[
<MSG_GROUP>DCS</MSG_GROUP> <PROCESS_ID>15691</PROCESS_ID> <FILE_NAME>dcstim.cpp</FILE_NAME> <LINE_NUMBER>184</LINE_NUMBER> <THREAD_ID>-1283799360</THREAD_ID> <LOG_TIME>Sun Apr 11 14:37:13 2010
</LOG_TIME> ]]>
</SUPPL_DETAIL> </PAYLOAD> </MESSAGE>
<MESSAGE><HEADER><TSTZ_ORIGINATING>2010-04-11T14:37:13+00:00</TSTZ_ORIGINATING> <COMPONENT_ID>DISCOVER</COMPONENT_ID> <MSG_TYPE TYPE="NOTIFICATION"></MSG_TYPE><MSG_LEVEL>4</MSG_LEVEL> <HOST_ID>2010041114285615691</HOST_ID> <MODULE_ID>DCS</MODULE_ID> </HEADER> <PAYLOAD><MSG_TEXT><![CDATA[Timer started.]]></MSG_TEXT> <SUPPL_DETAIL><![CDATA[
<MSG_GROUP>DCS</MSG_GROUP> <PROCESS_ID>15691</PROCESS_ID> <FILE_NAME>dcstim.cpp</FILE_NAME> <LINE_NUMBER>162</LINE_NUMBER> <THREAD_ID>-1283799360</THREAD_ID> <LOG_TIME>Sun Apr 11 14:37:13 2010
</LOG_TIME> ]]>
</SUPPL_DETAIL> </PAYLOAD> </MESSAGE>
Regards,

Hi ,
as per Note: 466697.1 ....its an memory error....& need to increase MaxVirtualDiskMem and MaxVirtualHeapMem
But we already have slowly increased MaxVirtualDiskMem and MaxVirtualHeapMem to below very high values ...but the issue remains same.......
as per note we are getting Logkeys: exceptions discoiv.servlet_exceptions error but
after that we are not getting below error ............
Unexpected error in state machine: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
Hence I presume that its different issue rather than memmory....
Below are pref.txt values..........
CacheFlushPercentage          = 25          # Percent of cache flushed if the cache is full. valid values 0 - 100%.
MaxVirtualDiskMem          = 9294967296     # Maximum amount of disk memory allowed for the data cache. Should be greater than or equal to MaxVirtualHeapMem
MaxVirtualHeapMem          = 4294967296     # Maximum amount of heap memory allowed for the data cache.
QueryBehavior = 0          # Action to take after opening a workbook (0 = Run Query Automatically, 1 = Don't Run Query, 2 = Ask for Confirmation)
Also we have raised an SR & as per SR .............all below settings are tried as per SR except for applying a recent patch....
====================================================================
Discoverer performance is largely determined by how well the database
has been designed and tuned for queries.
A well-designed database will perform significantly better than a poorly
designed database.
Workbook design can also affect query performance.
1. Apply latest Discoverer patch as documented in <<Note:237607.1>>
'ALERT: Required and Recommended Patch Levels For All Discoverer Version'.
2. Increase the maximum JVM heap memory:
In general, the default values for the minimum heap (-Xms) memory and
maximum heap (-Xmx) memory are sufficient.
However, if your organization consistently runs large Discoverer queries
then you may benefit from increasing the maximum heap memory from the
default values.
This is recomended if your users are typically running large queries via
Discoverer Viewer.
Increasing the JVM memory can help to avoid "java.lang.OutOfMemoryError"
in Discoverer Viewer:
Please see <<Note 563960.1>>, Best Practice: Configuring The
OC4J_BI_Forms JVM For
Discoverer Viewer/Portlet 10g Performance And Stability for specific
details.
3. Disable Query Prediction:
Query Prediction provides an estimate of the time required to retrieve
the information in a query.
The Query Prediction appears before the query and consumes time.
Edit the <oracle_home>/discoverer/util/pref.txt on the middle-tier
server and set:
QPPEnable=0
Also set:
QPPObtainCostMethod = 0
4. Uncheck the 'Enable fantrap detection' checkbox.
When the box is checked, every query generated by Discoverer is
interrogated. Discoverer will detect a fan trap and rewrite the query to
ensure that the aggregation is done at the correct level.
Please refer to <<Note:210553.1>>, Oracle BI Discoverer: Fan Trap
Resolution - Correct Results
Everytime for more information on fantraps.
To disable, in Plus go to Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> Fan Trap
settings.
In Viewer go to Preferences and uncheck the box.
5. Disable Materialized Views/Summaries
In pref.txt add parameter:
MaterializedViewRedirectionBehavior = 0
Value equal to 0 ensures that Materialized View (MV) Redirection is
always performed when MVs are available.
6. Improve query performance by optimizing the SQL.
In pref.txt modify/add following parameters:
SQLFlatten = 0
SQLItemTrim = 0
SQLJoinTrim = 0
UseOptimizerHints = 0
If value of SQLFlatten is 1 then Discoverer will merge inline views in
the query SQL where ever possible.
In case of SQLItemTrim, Discoverer will remove unused folder items from
the query SQL where possible and for SQLJoinTrim Discoverer will remove
unnecessary joins from the query where possible.
UseOptimizerHints will add Optimizer hints to SQL if set >
0.Unnecessarily making Discoverer perform these checks consumes
resources and rather than increasing the performance may reduce the same. So unless you feel these checks have to be performed depending on
requirements, assign zero to these parameters.
7. When Discoverer builds a query, Discoverer makes a database security
check to confirm that the user has access to the tables referenced in
the folders. Avoiding this check can save time.
So in pref.txt underDatabase section add:
ObjectsAlwaysAccessible = 1
8. Whenever you are creating conditions, ensure that you match the Case.
This in turn can reduce the time Discoverer spends on changing the Case
and matching.
For example:
option Upper(Department) in (Upper('VIDEO SALES')
9. Ensure that summaries are refreshed periodically in Discoverer
Administrator.
10. Increase the amount of memory available for the Discoverer data cache. Please refer to <<Note 245752.1>>, Explaining Oracle BI Discoverer
Session Memory Management
And Server Cache Settings.
11. Performance may be enhanced by enabling OracleAS Web Cache.
==================================================================
Thanks for your reply....................
Regards,

User submitted Credit Card Historical Transactions Management Report by mis

A user has submitted the 'Credit Card Historical Transactions Management Report' by mistake. They have noticed that as a result of this, the concurrent request appears to have deactivated all iExpense unused transactions up to and including the date that they ran the program which results in a number of cardholders affected are unable to see or acquit their Visa transactions.
We believe this process can be reversed using the same report and choosing "activate transactions" however we just need confirmation that our
assumption is correct and that the request can be reversed. Can anyone please confirm if this can be reversed.
Thanks
Lee

I created a SR with Oracle to confirm this and they said you can run this program. I just wanted to make sure program is safe to run for clearing out outstanding charges for termed employee.If Oracle support confirmed that you can run the program, then I would say go with what they said :)
Thanks,
Hussein

Multiple db connections for one report

Hi all,
I am using Oracle Reports 10g R2. Could someone tell me if Oracle Reports supports multiple database connections for one rdf file, like this (using servlet)
http://your_web_server:port_num/reports/rwservlet?server=server_name&report=myreport.rdf& userid1=username/password@my_db1&userid2=username/password@my_db2 &desformat=pdf&destype=cache
I am asking this question because my report needs data from two separate Oracle databases.
Edited by: user12239004 on Apr 27, 2010 2:14 AM

No, you can only have one login.
However, this is simple to resolve by creating a database link in one database to the other database.

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