ADF BC generated sql query

Is any way to generate a LEFT JOIN statement?

Thanks.
Another question:
In this case (specify a SQL query in the Expert mode) is there a way to let the ADF component update fetched by the SQL script record data?
or should I write a java code to update child table data?

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Can we change/Modify BI server generated Sql query and run to fetch data

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My client is saying that there is an option to modify bi server generated sql query to fetch data from source.
question:As a request is made in presentation services, A dynamic sql query is generated and fetches data from source. all this is loggedin Nqlquery log..well can we change/modify the sql query generated and run modified sql query to fetch data from source. ., if so how? if not why?
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Edited by: user10794468 on Jun 16, 2009 6:29 PM
Edited by: user10794468 on Aug 12, 2009 6:58 PM

Thank you so much for your reply..
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In my OBIEE development environment, a report I create in Answers generates the following SQL query to the database:
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D1.c11 as c2,
D1.c10 as c3
from
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T29323.LOCATION as c12
from
EDB.EDB_JOB_NUMBER_PARAMETER_T_V T29323
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) D1
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I am running OBIEE 10.1.3.3.2
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Kevin

Hi Kevin,
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The BI vesion is 10.1.3.4
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Guillermo

Generating report based on dynamically generated sql query

I have to rewrite asp reports to oracle reports.
The original application has forms in asp where reports are generated dynamically based on the options selected.
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Some add filter criteria to where clause.
I have no problem with this. As i can generate report using parameter form.
whereas i don't know how to generate reports whose columns change based on the user selection.
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