About cookies
A cookie is a small piece of data that a website stores on the visitor's computer or mobile device. At EMA, we use cookies to enable the technical functioning of the ADR reports portal and its website. In addition, if you consent to it, we use cookies to collect your browsing experience on our website. This enables us to collect anonymous statistics to help us improve our website and services.
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ADR report
The ADR reports website utilizes specific cookies crucial to its operation and enhancement of its user's experience. Disabling them may affect the performance and features available to you. Below is an overview of the cookies used in the ADR reports portal.
Essential cookies
First party cookies
The ADR reports website uses two first-party cookies: JSESSIONID and ema-adc-cookie. Both provide support for session management.
Oracle cookies
The ADR reports website has some features built using Oracle tools. These tools use the following session cookies, automatically deleted from the user's device when the web browser is closed:
- OAM_ID, OAMAuthnCookie and OAMAuthnHintCookieassociated with the Oracle Access Manager (OAM), which is a security solution used for managing user authentication and access control for web applications.
- ORA_BIPS_LBINFO and ORA_BIPS_NQID associated with Oracle Business Intelligence (BI) Publisher applications. It is used primarily for session management and load balancing purposes in environments that utilize Oracle's BI tools.
