Access System Settings Search for System Settings Enable System Settings Properties Move Settings to Database
16.1 Access System Settings
To access the system settings, perform the following steps:1. Click System Settings in the sidebar on the Oracle Enterprise Repository Admin
screen. 16-2 Oracle Fusion Middleware Configuration Guide for Oracle Enterprise Repository Figure 16–1 Oracle Enterprise Repository System Settings Page The System Settings section opens in the main pane. System Settings are organized into categories. Each category is further divided into feature groups. Figure 16–2 Functional Settings2. Click the plus icon to expand the display of any category or feature group.
3. Click the minus icon to collapse the display.
16.2 Search for System Settings
System settings for particular features can be located using the System Settings Search.1. Enter a search term in the System Settings Search box. The relevant category
sections expand to display the relevant System Settings. System Settings Overview 16-3 Figure 16–3 Functional Settings2. Click the Clear button to clear the search results.
16.3 Enable System Settings Properties
In some cases it may be necessary to enable specific properties in order to activate certain optional Oracle Enterprise Repository features. These properties are provided by Oracle Support.1. Obtain the necessary system setting property.
2. Enter the system setting property in the Enable New System Setting text box.
3. Click Enable. The appropriate System Setting category will open in the lower
pane.4. Edit the system setting properties as necessary.
5. Click Save when finished.
16.4 Move Settings to Database
Exercising this option moves all system settings stored in property files to the database. This action cannot be reversed.1. Click Move settings to database. All system settings are saved to the database.
This is for a clustered environment. All servers in the clustered environment will now have one source for system settings. For more information, see the Move Application Properties to the Database section in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Installation Guide for Oracle Enterprise Repository.16.5 System Settings in Oracle Enterprise Repository
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