How To Change Oracle Report Server Nam1

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How to change oracle report server name You can do this by making the following (from Metalink note nÂș242610.1): 1. Stop your mid-tier $OH\opmn\bin\opmnctl stopall Note: If the infrastructure and middle tier are installed on the same machine then ORACLE_HOME mentioned above is ORACLE_HOME of your mid-tier. 2. Stop EM Website $OH\bin\emctl stop Note: If the infrastructure and middle tier are installed on the same machine then stop Infrastructure EM, and if the infrastructure and middle tier are installed on separate machines then stop Middle Tier EM. 3. Rename $OH\reports\conf\rep_.conf file to something else. Note: ORACLE_HOME mentioned above is ORACLE_HOME of your mid-tier. 4. Rename $OH\reports\server\rep_.dat file to something else. Note: ORACLE_HOME mentioned above is ORACLE_HOME of your mid-tier. 5. Edit $OH\reports\conf\rwservlet.properties file and change the SERVER parameter to the new in-process reports server name you want (this new name has to be a unique name), e.g. myRepSrv. Note: ORACLE_HOME mentioned above is ORACLE_HOME of your mid-tier. 6. Create a backup copy of the $OH\sysman\emd\targets.xml file. 7. Open $OH\sysman\emd\targets.xml file and edit the below tag to reflect new inprocess Report server name (myRepSrv) : <MemberOf TYPE="oracle_ias" NAME="iAS902.shgoel-us.us.oracle.com" ASSOCIATION="null"/> 8. Save the targets.xml file 9. Start EM Website

$OH\bin\emctl start 10. Start your mid-tier $OH\opmn\bin\opmnctl startall

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