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This appendix contains descriptions of RWCLI60 command line arguments.
RWCLI60 parses and transfers the command line to the specified Reports Server (RWMTS60). It uses a command line very similar to RWRUN60.
Syntax
RWCLI60 MODULE|REPORT=runfile USERID=userid [ [keyword=]value|(value1, value2, ...) ] SERVER=tnsname
where keyword=value is a valid command line argument.
Usage Notes
Description MODULE|REPORT is the name of the report to run. (REPORT is allowed for backward compatibility.)
Syntax
[MODULE|REPORT=]runfile
Values
Any valid runfile (i.e., a file with an extension of .RDF, .REP, or .XML). If you do not enter a file extension, Reports Runtime searches first for a file with extension .REP, then extension .RDF, then .XML, and then no extension. Reports Runtime will use its file path search order to find the file.
Description USERID is your ORACLE username or placeholder username (i.e., $username) and password with an optional database name, Net8 communication protocol to access a remote database, or ODBC datasource name (if accessing a non-Oracle datasource). If the password is omitted, a database logon form is provided.
If you want users to log on to the database, omit the USERID command line argument from the report request. If you want users to log on every time they run report requests, then use the Web CGI command SHOWAUTH and AUTHTYPE=S in the report URL, or include the %D argument to the key mapping entry in the cgicmd.dat (Web CGI) file.
Values
The logon definition must be in one of the following forms and cannot exceed 512 bytes in length:
username[/password] username[/password][@database] [user[/password]]@ODBC:datasource[:database] or [user[/password]]@ODBC:* <$username>[/password] <$username>[/password][@database]
See Appendix D, "Database Connection Strings" for a list of valid connection strings.
Description If PARAMFORM is specified, it must be NO.
Syntax
[PARAMFORM=]NO
Description CMDFILE is a file that contains arguments for the RWRUN60 command. This option enables you to run a report without having to specify a large number of arguments each time you invoke RWRUN60.
Syntax
[CMDFILE=]cmdfile
Values
Any valid command file.
Restrictions
Description TERM is the type of terminal on which you are using RWRUN60. TERM is useful for the Runtime Parameter Form and Runtime Previewer only. This keyword is only used in character mode.
Syntax
[TERM=]termtype
Values
Any valid terminal type.
Default
Installation dependent. (See your Oracle Reports system administrator for a compatible definition.)
Usage Note
The argument(s) for this keyword may be case sensitive, depending on your operating system.
Description ARRAYSIZE is the size (in kilobytes) for use with ORACLE array processing. Generally, the larger the array size, the faster the report will run.
Syntax
[ARRAYSIZE=]n
Values
A number from 1 through 9,999. This means that Reports Runtime can use this number of kilobytes of memory per query in your report.
Default
The default array size is 10K. For details about the ORACLE array processing, see the Oracle8 Server Administrator's Guide.
Description DESTYPE is the type of device that will receive the report output.
Syntax
[DESTYPE=]{CACHE|LOCALFILE|FILE|PRINTER|SYSOUT|MAIL}
Values
Default
Taken from the Initial Value property of the DESTYPE parameter.
Usage Note
Screen and Preview cannot be used for DESTYPE with RWCLI60.
Description DESNAME is the name of the file, printer, or e-mail ID (or distribution list) to which the report output will be sent. To send the report output via e-mail, specify the e-mail ID as you do in your e-mail application (any MAPI-compliant application on Windows or your native mail application on UNIX). You can specify multiple usernames by enclosing the names in parentheses and separating them by commas (e.g., (name, name, . . .name)).
Syntax
[DESNAME=]desname
Values
Any valid filename, printer name, or e-mail ID not to exceed 1K in length. For printer names, you can optionally specify a port. For example:
DESNAME=printer,LPT1: DESNAME=printer,FILE:
Default
Taken from the Initial Value property of the DESNAME parameter. If DESTYPE=FILE and DESNAME is an empty string, it defaults to reportname.lis at runtime.
Usage Notes
In some cases, this parameter may be overridden by your operating system.
Description In bit-mapped environments, DESFORMAT specifies the printer driver to be used when DESTYPE is FILE. In character-mode environments, it specifies the characteristics of the printer named in DESNAME.
Syntax
[DESFORMAT=]desformat
Values
Any valid destination format not to exceed 1K in length. Examples of valid values for this keyword are hpl, hplwide, dec, decwide, decland, dec180, dflt, wide, etc. Ask your System Administrator for a list of valid destination formats.
Default
Taken from the Initial Value property of the DESFORMAT parameter. For bit-mapped Report Builder, if DESFORMAT is blank or dflt, then the current printer driver (specified in File->Choose Printer) is used. If nothing has been selected in Choose Printer, then Postscript is used by default.
Usage Notes
Description Description CACHELOB specifies whether to cache retrieved Oracle8 large object(s) in the temporary file directory (specified by REPORTS60_TMP).
Values
YES means to cache the LOB in the temporary file directory.
NO means to not cache the LOB in the temporary file directory.
Default
YES
Usage Notes
Description COPIES is the number of copies of the report output to print.
Syntax
[COPIES=]n
Values
Any valid integer from 1 through 9,999.
Default
Taken from the Initial Value property of the COPIES parameter.
Usage Notes
Description CURRENCY is the currency character to be used in number formats.
Syntax
[CURRENCY=]currency_symbol
Values
Any valid alphanumeric string not to exceed 1K in length.
Default
The default for ORACLE is determined by the ORACLE National Language Support facilities. You can also set a default of up to four characters in the Initial Value property of the CURRENCY parameter.
Usage Notes
Description THOUSANDS is the thousands character to be used in number formats.
Syntax
[THOUSANDS=]thousands_symbol
Values
Any valid alphanumeric character.
Default
The default for ORACLE is determined by the ORACLE National Language Support facilities. You can also set a default of up to four characters in the Initial Value property of the THOUSANDS parameter.
Usage Notes
Description DECIMAL is the decimal character to be used in number formats.
Syntax
[DECIMAL=]decimal_symbol
Values
Any valid alphanumeric character.
Default
The default for ORACLE is determined by the ORACLE National Language Support facilities. You can also set a default in the Initial Value property of the DECIMAL parameter.
Usage Notes
Description READONLY requests read consistency across multiple queries in a report. When accessing data from ORACLE, read consistency is accomplished by a SET TRANSACTION READ ONLY statement (refer to your Oracle8 Server SQL Language Reference Manual for more information on SET TRANSACTION READ ONLY).
Syntax
[READONLY=]{YES|NO}
Values
YES requests read consistency.
NO means do not provide read consistency.
Default
NO
Usage Notes
This keyword is only useful for reports using multiple queries, because ORACLE automatically provides read consistency, without locking, for single query reports.
Restrictions
Description LOGFILE is the name of the file to whichFile->Print Screen output is sent. If the specified file already exists, output will be appended to it. This keyword is only used in character mode.
Syntax
[LOGFILE=]logfile
Values
Any valid filename.
Default
dfltrep.log in the current directory.
Description BUFFERS is the size of the virtual memory cache in kilobytes. You should tune this setting to ensure that you have enough space to run your reports, but not so much that you are using too much of your system's resources.
Syntax
[BUFFERS=]n
Values
A number from 1 through 9,999. For some operating systems, the upper limit may be lower.
Default
640K
Usage Notes
Description If BATCH is specified, it must be YES.
Syntax
[BATCH=]YES
Description PAGESIZE is the dimensions of the physical page (i.e., the size of the page that the printer outputs). Note that the page must be large enough to contain the report. For example, if a frame in a report expands to a size larger than the page dimensions, the report will not run.
Syntax
[PAGESIZE=]width x height
Values
Any valid page dimensions of the form: page width x page height, where page width and page height are zero or more. The maximum width/height depends upon the unit of measurement. For inches, the maximum width/height is 512 inches. For centimeters, it is 1312 centimeters. For picas, it is 36,864 picas.
Default
For bitmap, 8.5 x 11 inches. For character mode, 80 x 66 characters. If the report was designed for character mode and is being run or converted on bitmap, the following formula is used to determine page size if none is specified: (default page size * character page size)/default character page size. For example, if the character page size is 80 x 20, the bit-mapped page size would be: (8.5 * 80)/80 x (11 * 20)/66 = 8.5 x 3.33.
Usage Notes
Description PROFILE is the name of a file in which you want to store performance statistics on report execution. If you specify a filename, Report Builder calculates statistics on the elapsed and CPU time spent running the report. PROFILE calculates the following statistics:
Note: For some operating systems, the Report Builder time includes the database time because the database is included in Report Builder's process.
Syntax
[PROFILE=]profiler_file
Values
Any valid filename in the current directory.
Description RUNDEBUG is whether you want extra runtime checking for logical errors in reports. RUNDEBUG checks for things that are not errors but might result in undesirable output. RUNDEBUG checks for the following:
Syntax
[RUNDEBUG=]{YES|NO}
Values
YES means perform extra runtime error checking.
NO means do not perform extra runtime error checking.
Default
YES
Description ONSUCCESS is whether you want a COMMIT or ROLLBACK performed when a report is finished executing.
Syntax
[ONSUCCESS=]{COMMIT|ROLLBACK|NOACTION}
Values
COMMIT means perform a COMMIT when a report is done.
ROLLBACK means perform a ROLLBACK when a report is done.
NOACTION means do nothing when a report is done.
Default
COMMIT, if a USERID is provided.
NOACTION, if called from an external source (e.g., Oracle Forms) with no USERID provided.
Usage Notes
Description ONFAILURE is whether you want a COMMIT or ROLLBACK performed if an error occurs and a report fails to complete.
Syntax
[ONFAILURE=]{COMMIT|ROLLBACK|NOACTION}
Values
COMMIT means perform a COMMIT if a report fails.
ROLLBACK means perform a ROLLBACK if a report fails.
NOACTION means do nothing if a report fails.
Default
ROLLBACK, if a USERID is provided.
NOACTION, if called from an external source (e.g., Oracle Forms) with no USERID provided.
Usage Notes
Description Description KEYIN is the name of a keystroke file that you want to execute at runtime. KEYIN is used to run the keystroke files created with KEYOUT. Since KEYIN is used to execute a keystroke file, it is only relevant when running in a character-mode environment.
Syntax
[KEYIN=]keyin_file
Values
Any valid key filename in the current directory.
Description KEYOUT is the name of a keystroke file in which you want Reports Runtime to record all of your keystrokes. You can then use KEYIN to execute the keystroke file. KEYOUT and KEYIN are useful when you have certain keystrokes that you want to do each time you run a report. They are also useful for debugging purposes. Since KEYOUT is used to create a keystroke file, it is only relevant when running reports in a character-mode environment.
Syntax
[KEYOUT=]keyout_file
Values
Any valid filename.
Description ERRFILE is the name of a file in which you want Report Builder to store error messages.
Syntax
[ERRFILE=]error_file
Values
Any valid filename.
Description LONGCHUNK is the size (in kilobytes) of the increments in which Report Builder retrieves a LONG column value. When retrieving a LONG value, you may want to retrieve it in increments rather than all at once because of memory size restrictions. LONGCHUNK applies only to Oracle7 and Oracle8.
Syntax
[LONGCHUNK=]n
Values
A number from 1 through 9,999. For some operating systems, the upper limit may be lower.
Default
10K
Description ORIENTATION controls the direction in which the pages of the report will print.
Syntax
[ORIENTATION=]{DEFAULT|LANDSCAPE|PORTRAIT}
Values
DEFAULT means use the current printer setting for orientation.
LANDSCAPE means landscape orientation
PORTRAIT means portrait orientation
Default
DEFAULT
Usage Notes
Description BACKGROUND is whether the call is synchronous (BACKGROUND=NO) or asynchronous (BACKGROUND=YES). A synchronous call means that the client waits for the report to queue, be assigned to a runtime engine, run, and finish. An asynchronous call means that the client simply sends the call without waiting for it to complete. If the client process is killed during a synchronous call, the job is canceled.
Syntax
[BACKGROUND=]{YES|NO}
Values
YES or NO
Default
NO
Description MODE specifies whether to run the report in character mode or bitmap. This enables you to run a character-mode report from bit-mapped Report Builder or vice versa. For example, if you want to send a report to a Postscript printer from a terminal (e.g., a vt220), you could invoke character-mode RWRUN60 and run the report with MODE=BITMAP. On Windows, specifying MODE=CHARACTER means that the Report Builder ASCII driver will be used to produce editable ASCII output.
Syntax
[MODE=]{BITMAP|CHARACTER|DEFAULT}
Values
BITMAP
DEFAULT means to run the report in the mode of the current executable being used.
CHARACTER
Default
DEFAULT
Description PRINTJOB specifies whether the Print Job dialog box should be displayed before running a report.
Syntax
[PRINTJOB=]{YES|NO}
Values
YES or NO
Default
NO
Usage Notes
Description TRACEFILE is the name of the file in which Report Builder logs trace information.
Syntax
[TRACEFILE=]tracefile
Values
Any valid filename.
Usage Notes
RWRUN60 MODULE=order_entry USERID=scott/tiger TRACEFILE=trace.log LOGFILE=mylog.log ERRFILE=err.log
Description TRACEMODE indicates whether Report Builder should add the trace information to the file or overwrite the entire file.
Syntax
[TRACEMODE=]{TRACE_APPEND|TRACE_REPLACE}
Values
TRACE_APPEND adds the new information to the end of the file.
TRACE_REPLACE overwrites the file.
Default
TRACE_APPEND
Usage Notes
Description TRACEOPTS indicates the tracing information that you want to be logged in the trace file when you run the report.
Syntax
[TRACEOPTS=]{TRACE_ERR|TRACE_PRF|TRACE_APP|TRACE_PLS| TRACE_SQL|TRACE_TMS|TRACE_DST|TRACE_ALL|(opt1, opt2, ...)}
Values
A list of options in parentheses means you want all of the enclosed options to be used. For example, TRACE_OPTS=(TRACE_APP, TRACE_PRF) means you want TRACE_APP and TRACE_PRF applied.
TRACE_ALL means log all possible trace information in the trace file.
TRACE_APP means log trace information on all the report objects in the trace file.
TRACE_BRK means list breakpoints in the trace file.
TRACE_DST means list distribution lists in the trace file. You can use this information to determine which section was sent to which destination. The trace file format is very similar to the .DST file format, so you can cut and past to generate a .DST file from the trace file.
TRACE_ERR means list error messages and warnings in the trace file.
TRACE_PLS means log trace information on all the PL/SQL objects in the trace file.
TRACE_PRF means log performance statistics in the trace file.
TRACE_SQL means log trace information on all the SQL in the trace file.
TRACE_TMS means enter a timestamp for each entry in the trace file.
Default
TRACE_ALL
Usage Notes
Description Specifies whether database changes (e.g., CREATE) should be automatically committed to the database. Note that some non-ORACLE databases (e.g., SQL Server) require that AUTOCOMMIT=YES.
Syntax
[AUTOCOMMIT=]{YES|NO}
Values
YES or NO
Default
NO
Description NONBLOCKSQL specifies whether to allow other programs to execute while Reports Runtime is fetching data from the database.
Syntax
[NONBLOCKSQL=]{YES|NO}
Values
YES means that other programs can execute while data is being fetched.
NO means that other programs cannot execute while data is being fetched.
Default
YES
Description ROLE specifies the database role to be checked for the report at runtime. ROLE is ignored for RWBLD60.
Syntax
[ROLE=]{rolename/[rolepassword]}
Values
A valid role and (optionally) a role password.
Description DISABLEPRINT specifies whether to disable File->Print, or File->Choose (on Motif) and the equivalent toolbar buttons in the Runtime Previewer.
Syntax
[DISABLEPRINT=]{YES|NO}
Values
YES or NO
Default
NO
when there are blank pages in your report output that you do not want to print.
Description DISABLEMAIL specifies whether to disable the Mail menu and the equivalent toolbar buttons in the Runtime Previewer.
Syntax
[DISABLEMAIL=]{YES|NO}
Values
YES or NO
Default
NO
Description DISABLEFILE specifies whether to disable the File->Generate to File menu in the Runtime Previewer.
Syntax
[DISABLEFILE=]{YES|NO}
Values
YES or NO
Default
NO
Description DISABLENEW specifies whether to disable the Generate->New Previewer menu to prevent the ability to display a new instance of the Runtime Previewer.
Syntax
[DISABLENEW=]{YES|NO}
Values
YES or NO
Default
NO
Description The DESTINATION keyword allows you to specify the name of a .DST file that defines the distribution for the current run of the report.
Syntax
[DESTINATION=]filename.DST
Values
The name of a .DST file that defines a report or report section distribution.
Usage Note
To enable the DESTINATION keyword, you must specify DISTRIBUTE=YES on the command line.
Description DELIMITER specifies the character(s) to use to separate the cells in your report output.
DISTRIBUTE enables or disables distributing the report output to multiple destinations, as specified by the distribution list defined in the report distribution definition or a .DST file.
Syntax
[DISTRIBUTE=]{YES|NO}
Values
YES means to distribute the report to the distribution list.
NO means to ignore the distribution list and output the report as specified by the DESNAME and DESFORMAT parameters. This is fundamentally a debug mode to allow running a report set up for distribution without actually executing the distribution.
Default
NO
Usage Note
To enable the DESTINATION keyword, you must specify DISTRIBUTE=YES.
Description PAGESTREAM enables or disables page streaming for the report when formatted as HTML or HTMLCSS output, using the navigation controls set by either of the following:
Syntax
[PAGESTREAM=]{YES|NO}
Values
YES means to stream the pages.
NO means to output the report without page streaming.
Default
NO
Description BLANKPAGES specifies whether to suppress blank pages when you print a report. Use this keyword when there are blank pages in your report output that you do not want to print.
Syntax
[BLANKPAGES=]{YES|NO}
Values
YES means print all blank pages
NO means do not print blank pages
Default
YES
Usage Note
BLANKPAGES is especially useful if your logical page spans multiple physical pages (or panels), and you wish to suppress the printing of any blank physical pages.
Description SERVER is the TNS service entry name of the Reports Server.
Syntax
[SERVER=]tnsname
Values
Any valid TNS service entry name.
Usage Note
If you set the REPORTS60_REPORTS_SERVER environment variable on your Web Server machine, you can omit the SERVER command line argument to process requests using the default server, or you can include the SERVER command line argument to override the default.
Description JOBNAME is the name for a job to appear in the Reports Queue Manager. It is treated as a comment and has nothing to do with the running of the job. If it is not specified, the queue manager will show the report name as the job name.
Syntax
[JOBNAME=]string
Description SCHEDULE is a scheduling command. The default is now. To eliminate the need for quoting the scheduling command, use underscore (_) instead of a space. For example:
schedule=every_first_fri_of_month_from_15:53_Oct_23,_1999_retry_3_after_ 1_hour schedule=last_weekday_before_15_from_15:53_Oct_23,_1999_retry_after_1_ hour
Note: Earlier forms of the SCHEDULE syntax are supported, but only the current SCHEDULE syntax is documented here.
Syntax
[SCHEDULE=]string
where the string is:
[FREQ from] TIME [retry {n} + after LEN]
Description TOLERANCE is the time tolerance for duplicate job detection in minutes. TOLERANCE determines the maximum acceptable time for reusing a report 's cached output when a duplicate job is detected. Setting the time tolerance on a report reduces the processing time when duplicate jobs are found.
See Section 4.2, "Duplicate job detection" for more information on duplicate job detection.
Syntax
[TOLERANCE=]number
Values: any number of minutes starting from 0
Usage Note:
Description DELIMITER specifies the character(s) to use to separate the cells in your report output.
Syntax
[DELIMITER=]value
Values
Any alphanumeric character or string of alphanumeric characters, such as:
, means a comma separates each cell
. means a period separates each cell
You can also use any of these four reserved values:
tab means a tab separates each cell
space means a space separates each cell
return means a new line separates each cell
none means no delimiter is used
You can also use escape sequences based on the ASCII character set, such as:
\t means a tab separates each cell
\n means a new line separates each cell
Default
Tab
Usage Note
This argument can only be used if you've specified DESFORMAT=DELIMITED.
Description CELLWRAPPER specifies the character(s) that displays around the delimited cells in your report output.
Syntax
[CELLWRAPPER=]value
Value
Any alphanumeric character or string of alphanumeric characters.
" means a double quotation mark displays on each side of the cell
` means a single quotation mark displays on each side of the cell
You can also use any of these four reserved values:
tab means a tab displays on each side of the cell
space means a single space displays on each side of the cell
return means a new line displays on each side of the cell
none means no cell wrapper is used
You can also use escape sequences based on the ASCII character set, such as:
\t means a tab displays on each side of the cell
\n means a new line displays on each side of the cell
Default
None
Usage Notes
Description DATEFORMATMASK specifies how date values display in your delimited report output.
Syntax
[DATEFORMATMASK=]mask
Values
Any valid date format mask
Usage Note
This argument can only be used if you've specified DESFORMAT=DELIMITED
Description NUMBERFORMATMASK specifies how number values display in your delimited report output.
Syntax
[NUMBERFORMATMASK=]mask
Values
Any valid number format mask
Usage Note
This argument can only be used if you've specified DESFORMAT=DELIMITED.
Description EXPRESS_SERVER specifies the Express Server to which you want to connect.
Syntax
EXPRESS_SERVER="server=[server]/domain=[domain]/
user=[userid]/password=[passwd]"
Syntax with RAM
EXPRESS_SERVER="server=[server]/domain=[domain]/
user=[userid]/password=[passwd]/ramuser=[ramuserid]/
rampassword=[rampasswd]/ramexpressid=[ramexpid]/ ramserverscript=[ramsscript]/rammasterdb=[ramdb]/
ramconnecttype=[ramconn]"
values
A valid connect string enclosed in double quotes (") where
server is the Express server string (e.g., ncacn_ip_tcp:olap2-pc/sl=x/st=x/ct=x/sv=x/). See below for more details on the server string.
domain is the Express Server domain.
user is the userid to log on to the Express Server.
password is the password for the userid.
ramuser is the userid to log into the RDBMS.
rampassword is the password for the RDBMS.
ramexpressid is the Oracle Sales Analyzer database userid. This is required for Oracle Sales Analyzer databases only.
ramserverscript is the complete file name (including the full path) of the remote database configuration file (RDC) on the server. This file specifies information such as the location of code and data databases. Using UNC (Universal Naming Convention) syntax allows multiple users to use the same connection to access the data without having to map the same drive letter to that location. UNC syntax is \\ServerName\ShareName\ followed by any subfolders and/or files.
rammasterdb is the name of the Relational Access Manager database to attach initially. You must specify only the database file name. This database must reside in a directory that is included in the path list in ServerDBPath for Express Server. You can check the ServerDBPath in the File I/O tab of the Express Configuration Manager dialog box.
ramconnecttype is the type of Express connection. Always specify 0 for a direct connection.
Parameters
The server value contains four parameters that correspond to settings that are made in the Oracle Express Connection Editor and stored in connection (.XCF) files. All four parameters are required and can be specified in any order. The following table describes the parameters and their settings..
Usage Notes
EXPRESS_SERVER="server=ncacn_ip_tcp:olap2-pc/sl=0/ st=1/ct=0/sv=1/ domain=tools//reports"
Description AUTHID is the username and password used to authenticate users to the restricted Reports Server. User authentication ensures that the users making report requests have access privileges to run the requested report. When users successfully log on, their browser is sent an encrypted cookie that authenticates them to the secured Reports Server registered in WebDB. By default, the cookie expires after 30 minutes. When a cookie expires, subsequent requests (i.e., ones sent to a secured Reports Server) must be re-authenticated.
You can use the REPORTS60_COOKIE_EXPIRE environment variable to change the expiration time of the authentication cookie. See Appendix C, "Environment Variables" for more information.
If you want users to authenticate and remain authenticated until the cookie expires, omit the AUTHID command line argument from the report request. If you want users to authenticate every time they run report requests, then use the Web CGI command SHOWAUTH and AUTHTYPE=S in the report URL, or include the %S argument to the key mapping entry in the cgicmd.dat (Web CGI) file.
Syntax
[AUTHID=]username/password
Values
Any valid username and password created in Oracle WebDB. See your DBA to create new users accounts in WebDB.
Description CUSTOMIZE specifies an XML file that you want to apply to the report when it is run. The XML file contains customizations (e.g., font changes or color changes) that change the report definition in some way.
Syntax
[CUSTOMIZE=]filename.xml | (filename1.xml, filename2.xml, . . .)
Values
A filename or list of filenames that contain a valid XML report definition, with path information prefixed to the filename(s) if necessary.
Description SAVE_RDF specifies a file to which you want to save a combined .RDF file and .XML customization file. This argument is most useful when you have an .RDF file to which you are applying an .XML file via the CUSTOMIZE keyword and want to save the combination of the two to a new .RDF file.
Syntax
[SAVE_RDF=]filename.rdf
Values
Any valid filename.
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