
	<B>7. Download files that are not uploaded in repository gives error</B><BR>If you 
	 only create a file in the Oracle Repository and do not upload the file (something
	 you probably never want to do), downloading this file in ROB results in an error.
	 This error will look something like this: ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_LOB". If you upload
	 the file in the repository the download in ROB will work fine again.<BR><BR><B>8.
	 Files are not compressed when uploaded</B><BR>You may have indicated in the Repository
	 File Registry that files with certain extensions should be stored in compressed
	 format to save space. Unfortunately, the ROB Upload mechanism cannot perform the
	 compression of files. Therefore, regardless of the setting in the File Registry,
	 any file uploaded through ROB will be uncompressed.<BR><BR><B>9. Compressed Files
	 can not be downloaded</B><BR>You may have indicated in the Repository File Registry
	 that files with certain extensions should be stored in compressed format to save
	 space. As a result, a number of files in the repository may be stored in compressed
	 format. The ROB download operation is based on a very fast but simple mechanism:
	 it streams the raw contents of the BLOB object holding the file to the browser.
	 It does not perform decompression. To prevent that you download a file with useless
	 format, download of compressed files is not possible in ROB. ROB will let you
	 now through an error message that you were trying to download a compressed file.
	 You should download the file using the RON or the command line interface of the
	 Oracle Repository. If you still want to be able to download these files you should
	 turn of the compression. You can do that in the RON - Utilities - Edit File Registry.<BR><BR><B>10.
	 Support for User Extensibility</B><BR>The support in ROB for User Extensibility
	 is concentrated in the Search tool and the Browse facility. If you search objects
	 by element type, name or any other criterion, you may find instances of User Extended
	 element types. You can then open the VHV or Browser for the element. The browser
	 will show the default properties as well as the UE properties and UE Text Usages.
	 There are no reports for UE Element Types, nor does any of the reports show UE properties
	 or associations. Only UE text usages are shown. The Navigator does show UE Element
	 Types. <i>Access on the CI-views created for the UE-element types must be granted
	 to the ROB owner, in order to make instances of those element types visible in
	 the Explorer Pane of the Navigator.</i><BR><BR>
	