The root path of location OUTPUT_FILE_DIR

The root path of location OUTPUT_FILE_DIR must be specified as one of the file paths for the UTL_FILE_DIR parameter in the init.ora for the runtime instance. The root path of location OUTPUT_FILE_DIR must be a file path on the server.
give me some hints

Sorry, what is the context of "location OUTPUT_FILE_DIR"?
Nikolai Rochnik

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