Custom Report layout

I have a simple question to ask (simple I hope a tleast). In the past, I have been able to use the out of the box layout for most reports. However at my current job, we will be needing some custom layouts done to the report region to show parent child style reports.
I know that the region is just HTML with some CSS thrown in along with placeholder columns, but am confused as to if I can get the formatting to look like this:
Name ID # DOB Race Office Location (Parent row of data)
Appt Loc Appt Date/Time Appt Descript Appt Meet With (Child Row)
Where there will be a number of child rows per employee. I could do this manually (HTP.p processing), but would prefer to have the pagination and other features the product provides.
Can any suggest a solution here?
Thank you,
Tony Miller
UTMB/EHN

Guess I will look at customizing the HTML layout, or doing it via htp.p output. My main goal is getting reports for the users, and it works well with the PDF out option with BI Publisher..
Thank you,
Tony Miller
UTMB/EHN

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Custom Report Layout with mutliple child tables

I am trying to create a custom report layout (using Bi Publisher) where I have parent data (multiple jobs on a page) and several child tables for each job (JobDays and JobStops) and several child tables for JobDays (JobDayProviders, JobDayCrew). On the apex screen, I have a join on Jobs and JobDays and I am using functions to string each child row value for JobDayProviders and JobDayCrew together and putting a <br> in between so that they will format on separate lines within a cell. It works fine on the screen but when trying to print to pdf, it ignores these line breaks. I have also tried using <br></br> (saw an article that said just use HTML in bi pulisher) which puts two lines in between each value on the screen and is still ignored on the pdf.
for example:
Table hierarchy:
Jobs table
Job Stops
Job Days
Job Day Service Providers
Job Day Crew
Report Layout per job (will have mutlipe jobs to print, just printing 1 day per job):
Jobs.col1 JobStops.row1 JobDay.col1 JobDayProviders.row1 JobDayCrew.r1
JobStops.row2 JobDayProviders.row2 JobDayCrew.r2
JobDayProviders.row3
Thanks,
Linda
First, is there a way to get bi publisher to recognize the line breaks? If not, what is the best way to create a custom report for this scenario? I tried to create a report query with mutliple queries, but cannot determine how to link the child queries to the paren query. I have seen an example where a button is pressed to print one parent row and the id of that row is saved and referenced as a parameter in each of the queries, but if printing mutliple parents on a report, how would I link the child queries to the parent query?

Helen,
The best way for your case is to use a content folder and customize it whichever way you like.
however, your question is about reports. the problem in reports is this that you have to use just one single query and the layout of the results of this query are displayed in a peculiar way.
anyway. something similar but not exactly the same as what you wanted do is the following.
use a query like the following: (with a union in between)
SELECT COLUMN1,NULL , NULL ,NULL ,NULL
FROM my_source_table
WHERE myCriteria LIKE 'SoAndSo%'
UNION
SELECT NULL,COLUMN2 , COLUMN3, COLUMN4, COLUMN5
FROM my_source_table
WHERE myCriteria LIKE 'SoAndSo%'
---------- Now, have the following codes in the layout segments:

<table border="0" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" width="20%" align="center">

<tr align="center">
<td><table border="0" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="0" width="30%" align="center">
<tr align="center">
<TH><#COLUMN1.FIELD#></TH>
</tr>
</table>
</td>
<TD class="report_cell" ALIGN="LEFT"><#COLUMN2.FIELD#></TD>
<TD class="report_cell" ALIGN="LEFT"><#COLUMN3.FIELD#></TD>
<TD class="report_cell" ALIGN="LEFT"><#COLUMN4.FIELD#></TD>
<TD class="report_cell" ALIGN="LEFT"><#COLUMN5.FIELD#></TD>
</tr>

<TR><TD></TD></TR>
this should produce a report with a table structure (you may see the whole if you give BORDER="1" in the main table tag). Within this table, the first column of the first row should be showing top-leftmost column value once (COLUMN1 value) and then the next rows would show last four column values as a table block on the right-bottom part.
with kind regards,
naqvi

Custom Report Layout in APEX 3.0 PDF

How much freedom do we have when developing a custom report layout using BI Publisher when we create the template file using the Word XML add-on?
Why I am asking is, I am trying to replicate several Crystal based reports that use multiple lines of for data. They group on several columns and display the grouped data on separate lines in the report.
Grouping 1 Line one has customer detail information
Next grouping 1 or more lines are provider of service line information
Last Line count of detail lines for customer
Or would I be better off porting these reports to Oracle Reports?
Thank you!
Tony Miller
UTMB/EHN

Marc, I was able to create reports based on a layout and a report query...Is it possible to let the end user (not apex developers) download the report layout, make modifications and load it again. They will only be changing the text and very rarely will modify the fields..
Thanks
Ashlee
update: i found the following logic in the f4000 app on page 1405 for download
declare
l_report_document blob;
l_file_ext varchar2(255);
l_mime_type varchar2(255);
begin
for c1 in (
select *
from wwv_flow_report_layouts
where id = :P1405_ID
) loop
if c1.report_layout_type = 'RTF_FILE' then
l_mime_type := 'application/rtf';
l_file_ext := 'rtf';
else
l_mime_type := 'application/xml';
l_file_ext := 'xml';
end if;
l_report_document := wwv_flow_utilities.clob_to_blob(c1.page_template,wwv_flow_lang.get_db_charset);
sys.owa_util.mime_header (l_mime_type ,false);
sys.htp.p('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename='||lower(replace(c1.report_layout_name,' ','_'))||'.'||l_file_ext);
wpg_docload.download_file( l_report_document );
end loop;
end;
and 1406 for upload
declare
l_report_layout clob;
l_report_layout_id number;
begin
for c1 in (
select blob_content from wwv_flow_files
where name = :P1406_LAYOUT_FILE
) loop
l_report_layout_id := wwv_flow_id.next_val;
l_report_layout := wwv_flow_utilities.blob_to_clob(c1.blob_content);
insert into wwv_flow_report_layouts (
id,
flow_id,
report_layout_name,
report_layout_type,
page_template
) values (
l_report_layout_id,
:FB_FLOW_ID,
:P1406_REPORT_LAYOUT_NAME,
'RTF_FILE',
l_report_layout
end loop;
end;
are these the tables/apis i could use ?

Custom report layout question...can't find any answers anywhere

I am trying to build a report in Portal, using the custom report layout. The report displays like so, before I do any customization:
COLUMN1 COLUMN2 COLUMN3
COLUMN1 COLUMN2 COLUMN3
COLUMN1 COLUMN2 COLUMN3
COLUMN1 COLUMN2 COLUMN3
where COLUMN1 is the same value, always per report; COLUMN2 and COLUMN3 vary.
What I want is:
COLUMN1
COLUMN2 COLUMN3
COLUMN2 COLUMN3
COLUMN2 COLUMN3
COLUMN2 COLUMN3
In the report layout editor, Body section, this is what I see:
<TD ALIGN="LEFT"><#COLUMN1.FIELD#></TD>
<TD ALIGN="LEFT"><#COLUMN2.FIELD#></TD>
<TD ALIGN="LEFT"><#COLUMN3.FIELD#></TD>
so #COLUMN1.FIELD# must be some kind of array, but I am not finding any documentation anywhere on how to reference the individual values. All I need is the very first value of the COLUMN1 variable. Once I have that value, I can put it where I need it, but I can't get at that value, just the array.
I have searched portal center, the app server documentation, html documentation. I have googled everything I could think of, but came up with nothing. I found a similar question on this forum, but no one responded with an answer. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Helen,
The best way for your case is to use a content folder and customize it whichever way you like.
however, your question is about reports. the problem in reports is this that you have to use just one single query and the layout of the results of this query are displayed in a peculiar way.
anyway. something similar but not exactly the same as what you wanted do is the following.
use a query like the following: (with a union in between)
SELECT COLUMN1,NULL , NULL ,NULL ,NULL
FROM my_source_table
WHERE myCriteria LIKE 'SoAndSo%'
UNION
SELECT NULL,COLUMN2 , COLUMN3, COLUMN4, COLUMN5
FROM my_source_table
WHERE myCriteria LIKE 'SoAndSo%'
---------- Now, have the following codes in the layout segments:

<table border="0" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" width="20%" align="center">

<tr align="center">
<td><table border="0" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="0" width="30%" align="center">
<tr align="center">
<TH><#COLUMN1.FIELD#></TH>
</tr>
</table>
</td>
<TD class="report_cell" ALIGN="LEFT"><#COLUMN2.FIELD#></TD>
<TD class="report_cell" ALIGN="LEFT"><#COLUMN3.FIELD#></TD>
<TD class="report_cell" ALIGN="LEFT"><#COLUMN4.FIELD#></TD>
<TD class="report_cell" ALIGN="LEFT"><#COLUMN5.FIELD#></TD>
</tr>

<TR><TD></TD></TR>
this should produce a report with a table structure (you may see the whole if you give BORDER="1" in the main table tag). Within this table, the first column of the first row should be showing top-leftmost column value once (COLUMN1 value) and then the next rows would show last four column values as a table block on the right-bottom part.
with kind regards,
naqvi

Problem with creating customized report layout

Hello,
I want to create customized report layout. However, it doesn't work. Can somebody help me?
I have a page 24 in apex.oracle.com(workspace: houbcm, username: apex, password: apex1). Here is the code in my .xslt.
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<fo:root xmlns:fo="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format">
<fo:layout-master-set>
<fo:simple-page-master master-name="content"
page-width="210mm" page-height="297mm">
<fo:region-body/>
</fo:simple-page-master>
</fo:layout-master-set>
<fo:page-sequence master-reference="content">
<fo:flow flow-name="xsl-region-body">
<fo:table table-layout="fixed" width="100%">
<fo:table-body>
<fo:table-row >
<fo:table-cell> <fo:block text-align='right' > <fo:inline> Product Name: </fo:inline> </fo:block> </fo:table-cell>
<fo:table-cell> <fo:block text-align='left' > <fo:inline> <xsl:value-of select='.//PRODUCT_NAME' /> </fo:inline> </fo:block> </fo:table-cell>
</fo:table-row>
<fo:table-row >
<fo:table-cell> <fo:block text-align='right' > <fo:inline> Description: </fo:inline> </fo:block> </fo:table-cell>
<fo:table-cell> <fo:block text-align='left' > <fo:inline> <xsl:value-of select='.//PRODUCT_DESCRIPTION' /> </fo:inline> </fo:block> </fo:table-cell>
</fo:table-row>
<fo:table-row >
<fo:table-cell> <fo:block text-align='right' > <fo:inline> Category: </fo:inline> </fo:block> </fo:table-cell>
<fo:table-cell> <fo:block text-align='left' > <fo:inline> <xsl:value-of select='.//CATEGORY' /> </fo:inline> </fo:block> </fo:table-cell>
</fo:table-row>
<fo:table-row >
<fo:table-cell> <fo:block text-align='right' > <fo:inline> Availability: </fo:inline> </fo:block> </fo:table-cell>
<fo:table-cell> <fo:block text-align='left' > <fo:inline> <xsl:value-of select='.//PRODUCT_AVAIL' /> </fo:inline> </fo:block> </fo:table-cell>
</fo:table-row>
<fo:table-row>
<fo:table-cell> <fo:block text-align='right' > <fo:inline> List Price: </fo:inline> </fo:block> </fo:table-cell>
<fo:table-cell> <fo:block text-align='left' > <fo:inline> <xsl:value-of select='.//LIST_PRICE' /> </fo:inline> </fo:block> </fo:table-cell>
</fo:table-row>
</fo:table-body>
</fo:table>
</fo:flow>
</fo:page-sequence>
</fo:root>
Thanks,
Jen

Hi,
Thanks for the reply. I have created following report definition.
SELECT Call_Type.EnterpriseName, Call_Type.Description AS DNIS, Call_Type_Interval.CallTypeID,
SUM(Call_Type_Interval.ServiceLevelCallsOffered) AS CallsOffered,
SUM(Call_Type_Interval.CallsAnswered) AS CallsAnswered,
SUM(Call_Type_Interval.TotalCallsAband) AS TotalCallsAband,
SUM(Call_Type_Interval.ServiceLevelAband) AS ServiceLevelAband,
SUM(Call_Type_Interval.ShortCalls) AS ShortCalls,
SUM(Call_Type_Interval.CallDelayAbandTime) AS CallDelayAbandTime,
SUM(Call_Type_Interval.AnswerWaitTime) AS AnswerWaitTime,
SUM(Call_Type_Interval.AnsInterval1) AS AnsInterval1,
SUM(Call_Type_Interval.AnsInterval2) AS AnsInterval2,
SUM(Call_Type_Interval.AnsInterval3) AS AnsInterval3,
SUM(Call_Type_Interval.AnsInterval4) AS AnsInterval4,
SUM(Call_Type_Interval.AnsInterval5) AS AnsInterval5,
SUM(Call_Type_Interval.AnsInterval6) AS AnsInterval6,
SUM(Call_Type_Interval.AnsInterval7) AS AnsInterval7,
SUM(Call_Type_Interval.AnsInterval8) AS AnsInterval8,
SUM(Call_Type_Interval.AnsInterval9) AS AnsInterval9,
SUM(Call_Type_Interval.AnsInterval10) AS AnsInterval10
FROM
Call_Type (nolock),
Call_Type_Interval (nolock)
WHERE Call_Type.CallTypeID = Call_Type_Interval.CallTypeID
AND Call_Type.CallTypeID in (:calltype_list)
AND Call_Type_Interval.DateTime >= :start_date
AND Call_Type_Interval.DateTime <= :end_date
GROUP BY Call_Type.EnterpriseName,
Call_Type.Description,
Call_Type_Interval.CallTypeID
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Report print attributes - custom report layout

Hi there,
I've looked for this information in the web and in this forum without luck so far...
We have here BI Publisher and I use the "Enable Report Printing" option in a traditional report in Apex 4.0.2. That works great.
But instead of using the "Default Report Layout", I want to use a custom one based on a RTF file. However I have no idea what the data XML looks like in order to build a custom layout.
To be clear: if you go to Shared Components > Report Queries, you have a Download XML Data option so you can build your report layout based on the XML structure. For instance, you can use <?for-each:ROWSET1_ROW?>, <?COLUMN_NAME?> etc
Any ideas about what that XML structure is for a traditional report?
Thanks
Luis

Found it: change temporarily the output format to XML and download the report. The XML structure is all there. Very helpful to know that all page items are included in the XML as well. It would be good to have this functionality detailed somewhere in the Apex documentation.
What I still need to know is how to access the substitution strings below in my RTF (NOT XSL-FO) template:
Select Default Report Layout to use the built-in generic report layout.
To use a custom generic report layout, select it from the list.
You can use the following substitution strings when building custom XSL-FO report layouts:
#PAGE_HEADER#
#PAGE_HEADERFONT_COLOR#
#PAGE_HEADER_FONT_FAMILY#
...Any ideas?

Custom substitution strings in custom report layout (XSL-FO)

I copied the default generic column report layout (XSL-FO) and made my own template. Everything worked except that I would need to pass some of my custom substition strings to the XSL-FO template. For example, I had a subsitution string named PDF_HEADER_TITLE. I could not simply hard-code it as &PDF_HEADER_TITLE. because it would fail to generate the pdf file. Does anyone know how I can solve this problem?
Thanks.
Andy

Hey Smitha Mohan,
In fact SAP BW MDX supports limited string manipulation and only with NAME and UNIQUENAME attributes.
Here are some samples that you can use in universes:
MID([0COSTELMNT].currentmember.NAME,1,4)
LEFT([0COSTELMNT].currentmember.NAME,2)
RIGHT([0COSTELMNT].currentmember.NAME,3)
MID([0COSTELMNT].currentmember.UNIQUENAME ,1,4)
LEFT([0COSTELMNT].currentmember.UNIQUENAME ,2)
RIGHT([0COSTELMNT].currentmember.UNIQUENAME ,3)
Use them along with Concate()
Hope it should solves the req.
Gracias...!!
Let's play with Aurora (BO XI 4.0)
Edited by: BOCP-BOE on Oct 28, 2010 3:10 PM

Reports Layout- storing custom report layouts that aren't FOP/RTF

I am actually setting up a similar environment to the supported FOP processor, but with a JasperReports custom j2ee web application (WAR).
I am having some degree of success. Instead of relying on passing user/pass for a JDBC connection, I have reports mapped by XML elements. The reports just pick up off of the document already being sent with the xPath record root at /DOCUMENT/REGION/ROWSET/ROW.
I have planned on saving the jrxml reports as Report Layouts into APEX, so that the templates are also saved directly with the application and sent with the request, making the server side more of a dumb processor.
I have had some success in this setup except for what looks like one issue.
It appears that the jrxml remains intact on the upload, verified by viewing the CLOB contents of WWV_FLOW_REPORT_LAYOUTS.PAGE_TEMPLATE.
I was going to say that it appeared that the "+" characters were being stripped, but after starting up my packet sniffer, it appears that is is actually because the fields (xml, template, etc) are not url_encoded prior to transmission. They are getting to the OC4J server, but not read correctly by the default HttpServletRequest.
I realize that should this remain consistant, I can call the .Reader of the request object and actually pick up the POST parameters manually.
Question:
Is there anyway that this could be corrected in a future release, patch, or is there a way I can modify this behavior?
Am I the only one who has seen this or does anyone suspect I have done something wrong in my setup?
-Richard
Configuration
OS: Windows Vista 32bit
Database: 10gR2 XE
APEX: 3.2.0.00.27
OC4J: JDev 10.1.3.4 (running in debug)
Edited by: rwendel on Aug 5, 2009 1:48 AM - Added Configuration
Edited by: rwendel on Aug 5, 2009 12:15 PM - Shameless mid-day bump

I guess I have further confirmed this, by manually setting the particular character, "+" to its URL encoded equivalent "%2B" in the table WWW_FLOW_REPORT_LAYOUTS. After this, on receipt of the object at the Java receiver, it is formatted correctly. Furthermore, the getReader or getInputStream of the HttpServletRequest doesn't help because at this point it is empty.
I figure if all else fails, I can put a dreaded trigger on to the WWV_FLOW_REPORT_LAYOUTS, or an after the fact process to URL encode the contents. Heck, I am already unsupported as far as the printing goes, amirite
-Richard

Custom Report LayOut in BI Publisher

I have uploaded an xml file to the word plugin in order to make a report layout.
I have inserted all the fields in one line. When I preview the report it shows only one line and not all data. What may be cause of the problem?

Hi -
1) Add Query just for column headings under Source Query (you can obviously pass in bind variables to select the correct column values if need be).
2) For layout, pull in the headers from data model (just like any other field) and use them to replace any existing "hard coded" headers.
Good luck.

Custom Report layout Using FOP

I am using FOP as report server to print my apex regions as PDF. How can i print a report with custom layout. Plz provide me a starting point.

I want to make a report withe the parent and child hirerechy. e.g
parent data line 1
parent data lie 2
parent data line 3
child No.1 data
childe no. 2 data
Child No. 3 data
In case I print this report using the standard layout. It prints in one table withe the parent repeating for each child. I want to also inculde some things in the header and footer like company logo and signature.
thanks,

Custom report layout, works in BI Publ. Desktop preview, not in apex

Hi
I've usually haven't had any problems using custom RTF-files made with BI Publ. Desktop, but here goes: I've had a problem with this one template in different apex-installs and different versions; never got it working.
The funny thing is; when I create a Report Query through apex, XML is generated for download. I then load this XML as sample data in BI Publ. desktop (MS-Word), and make my report. I then preview the file as PDF - and this works like a charm.
The query is also very simple.
However, when I try to access the report through Apex: I just get an empty .pdf-file.
Any tips/suggestions?
Best regards,
Vidar
Message was edited by:
Vidar
Solution found: template contained a %-character, replaced it with %25 (which is rendered as a % by BI Publisher). This is a reported bug.

Thanks Dimitri,
just incase someone else didn't see my edit of original post:
"Solution found: template contained a %-character, replaced it with %25 (which is rendered as a % by BI Publisher). This is a reported bug."
So the data was OK, but the template wasn't.
Cheers,
Vidar

Customizing Reports Layout

Hi All,
I need to find a way to customize the layout of our reports. But not modifying the default layout for all the users. Just for specific reports for an specific client (kind of Report Template)
is it possible to do that? Can anyone help me of give me a clue to do this?.
Thank you all, I'm investigating and all I found was different ways to modify layouts but for the entire OBIEE application.
Regards,
Belen

Hi,
Use section level security.(Section properties->permissions)
Consider Group A and B. A wants reports with different layout and B wants reports with default view.Lets consider a report R.Place report R with different layout in Section 1 and report R with default view in Section 2. Now apply security to sections. For Section 1 give access for Group A and no access for Group B.Now for Section 2 give access to Group B and no access to Group A.
Hope this solves your issue.
Regards,
Srikanth
http://bintelligencegroup.wordpress.com/

Creating a query for a custom report layout

hello guys,
i am really stuck with this task - i need to populate a report with rows with "0" values based on a particular criteria, here is the example: lets say we have a table BROKERS with company names, their transaction types and cumulative amounts for a current month and all months ever.
COMPANY TRAN_TYPE CURR_MNTH ALL_MNTH
Broker1 CURRENCY_SELL $1000.00 $1500000.00
Broker1 GOLD_SELL $50000.00 $2500000.00
Broker1 GOLD_BUY $80000.00 $8500000.00
Broker1 STOCKS_SELL $35000.00 $3500000.00
table BROKERS does not have a field TRAN_TYPE, but has a field TRAN_TYPE_CD which reffers to another table called TRAN_TYPE_CD_EXPL, where all the codes are explained:
TRAN_TYPE_CD TRAN_TYPE_CD_EXPLD
1 STOCKS_SELL
2 STOCKS_BUY
3 GOLD_SELL
4 GOLD_BUY
5 SILVER_SELL
6 SILVER_BUY
7 COPPER_SELL
8 COPPER_BUY
9 CURRENCY_SELL
10 CURRENCY_BUY
so the results shown above is just a simple join of those two tables:
select b.COMPANY, tt.TRAN_TYPE, b.CURR_MONTH, b.ALL_MNTH
from BROKERS b, TRAN_TYPE_CD_EXPL tt
where b.TRAN_TYPE_CD = tt.TRAN_TYPE_CD;
everything is pretty simple, but here is where the problem starts : the report i am working on should look like this:
COMPANY MARKET TRAN_TYPE CURR_MNTH ALL_MNTH
Broker1 FOREX CURRENCY_SELL $1000.00 $1500000.00
Broker1 FOREX CURRENCY_BUY $0.00 $5500000.00
Broker1 CONTRACTS GOLD_SELL $50000.00 $2500000.00
Broker1 CONTRACTS GOLD_BUY $80000.00 $8500000.00
Broker1 STOCKMARKET STOCKS_SELL $35000.00 $3500000.00
Broker1 STOCKMARKET STOCKS_BUY $0.00 $9500000.00
so let me explain :
firstable, report should contains a column MARKET, which should be populated based on the values in the column TRAN_TYPE, but the thing is there is no table MARKET in database, so each time when you need to populate it in a report or somewhere else, you need to use decode like this (assumed everybody knows where all kind of tran_types belong to):
SELECT DECODE (TRAN_TYPE_CD_EXPL.TRAN_TYPE_CD_EXPLD,
'CURRENCY_SELL', 'FOREX',
'CURRENCY_BUY', 'FOREX',
'STOCKS_SELL', 'STOCKMARKET',
'STOCKS_BUY', 'STOCKMARKET') AS MARKET,
or based on TRAN_TYPE_CD value:
SELECT DECODE (BROKERS.TRAN_TYPE_CD,
9, 'FOREX',
10, 'FOREX',
1, 'STOCKMARKET',
2, 'STOCKMARKET') AS MARKET,
2) problem number 2 is more complicated : the report logic says - is a company has at least one transaction in a particular group (lets say CURRENCY_SELL for market type 'FOREX'), the report should be populated with other tran_types from the market type group with $0 even thou this company did not have any of those transactions during current month. so in this case it should be populated with the rows
Broker1 FOREX CURRENCY_BUY $0.00 $5500000.00
and
Broker1 STOCKMARKET STOCKS_BUY $0.00 $9500000.00
The thing is that it will be executed thru plsql batch on unix, so it must be a single query.
Any ideas and/or suggestions are very appreciated!
Thanks
P.S.
Its oracle 11gr2, with read-only role.

Hi,
This sounds like a jo for a partitioned outer join.
Here's one way:
WITH     broker_summary     AS
     SELECT     b.company
     ,      tt.tran_type
     ,      b.curr_mnth
     ,      b.all_mnth
     FROM     broker               b
     JOIN      tran_type_cd_expl     tt ON     WHERE     b.tran_type_cd     = tt.tran_type_cd
,     market          AS
     SELECT     'CURRENCY_SELL' AS tran_type,      'FOREX' AS market     from DUAL UNION ALL
     SELECT     'CURRENCY_BUY',               'FOREX'           from DUAL UNION ALL
     SELECT     'STOCKS_SELL',               'STOCKMARKET'          from DUAL UNION ALL
,     got_market_cnt     AS
     SELECT     bs.company
     ,     m.market
     ,     m.tran_type
     ,     b.curr_mnth
     ,     b.all_mnth
     ,     COUNT (*) OVER ( PARTITION BY      bs.company
                     ,          m.market
                      )     AS market_cnt
     FROM           market          m
     LEFT OUTER JOIN     broker_summary     bs   PARTITION BY (bs.company)
                         ON   bs.tran_type     = m.tran_type
SELECT       company
,       market
,       tran_type
,       NVL (curr_mnth, 0)     AS curr_mnth
,       NVL (all_mnth, 0)     AS all_mnth
FROM       got_market_cnt
WHERE       market_cnt     > 0
ORDER BY company
,       market
,       tran_type
;If you'd care to post a little sample data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements) and the results you want from that data, then I could test it.
You should create a market table. Do it once, then you won't have to do it over and over again in every query that needs it.

Attribute "Report Layout" is missing in the "Print Attributes" tab for IR

Hallo,
The attribute “Report Layout” is missing in the “Print Attributes” tab for an interactive report?
How to alter the report layout (xsl-fo) of an interactive report?
Has someone any idea where to configure this?
Btw, for the "classic" SQL Report the XSL-FO "Report Layout" can be cahnged in "Print Attributes" and this works fine for me. But I want to change the xsl-fo for the interactive report.
"If you do not select a report layout, a default XSL-FO layout is used. The default XSL-FO layout is always used for rendering Interactive Report regions. ... Unlike classic reports, the Interactive Report Print Attributes can only utilize the default XSL-FO layout and is initiated from the Report Attributes, Download section rather than directly from this screen. Once configured, these attributes only apply only to the current region and cannot be used outside the context of the region."
http://apex.oracle.com/i/doc/bldapp_rpt_print.htm
How can the "default XSL-FO layout" be changed?
Changing is necessary because the Apache FOP 1.0 reports the following error (for the transmitted default XSL-FO):
"fo:simple-page-master", "fo:region-body" must be declared before "fo:region-before"
http://www.w3.org/TR/xsl/#fo_region-before
The default report layout is not saved in:
select * from APEX_040000.WWV_FLOW_REPORT_LAYOUTS
Thx, Willi

I've found two workaround for getting Apache FOP 1.0 to work with Oracle Apex 4.0 for PDF printing of interactive reports:
1, Use an application process to set your custom layout for interactive reports:
[ ] grant all on APEX_040000.WWV_RENDER_REPORT3 to {YOUR_SCHEMA_NAME};
[ ] Create an Application Process e.g. "Custom Report Layout" with constraint for request 'PDF' and Process Text:
declare
v_xsl varchar2(32767);
begin
v_xsl := '<?xml version = ''1.0'' encoding = ''utf-8''?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="2.0"
<fo:region-body region-name="region-body" margin-top="54.0pt" margin-bottom="54.0pt"/>
<fo:region-before region-name="region-header" extent="54.0pt"/>
</xsl:stylesheet>';
APEX_040000.WWV_RENDER_REPORT3.g_prn_template := v_xsl;
end;2, If you have some knowlege in Java change the sequnce of the the nodes in the apex_fop.jsp (or servlet), ie. changing the xsl before you use it for transformation.
The code depends on the solution you are using to parse the xsl string.
Hope this may help someone,
Willi

Custom report #value.FIELD# issue

I've created a report using the custom report layout option. This type of report has field tags #column_name.LABEL# in the heading section and #value.FIELD# in the Body section.
The layout of my report requires that some of the values, #value.FIELD# , be in the heading HOWEVER when I place them there they are returned literally. Values are only substitued when I place them in the Body section.
AND
If I place #column_name.LABEL#'s in the BODY section they are repeated for every row returned. How can I get the #value.FIELD# to return values in the HEADER section?

Dear All,
I have checked that for the company code which has COPA value field as zero there is no settlement posted in c088.
For other company codes there are postings on date 30.11.2010 but for this company code there is no poating on date 31.12.2010.
When I am executing co88 in test run its says:
Invalid posting period (please check your entry)
Message no. CK122
Diagnosis
You are attempting to update in a period that is locked against posting. This error can occur when you attempt to post to a period that is in the past.
Procedure
You can allow posting to the prior period in Materials Management. Choose Logistics -> Materials management -> Material master -> Other -> Post to previous period and activate this function for your company code.
If the posting is to be neither in the current period nor in the previous period, then you cannot change any stock data (such as goods movements, purchasing postings, invoice entries, or settlement to materials) because stock data can only be updated in two periods. Possible entries:
the current period in the material master record
the previous period
the last period of the previous fiscal year
Please suggest on the reason ofl error in order settlement how can I rectify
Regards
Raju

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