After storing pdf in a database table I miss some content

Hello,
we develop an Application with APEX 3.0.1 and create pdf-documents. The database is 10.2.0.3. Report Queries were created in APEX and layouts were created with BI Publisher. There were defined two buttons. The first one is for interactive printing the report pdf and it works correctly. The second button is for saving just this report pdf in the database, the PL/SQL procedure use the same ReportURL. If I view this report pdf after storing in the database, the pdf displays not all of the content like in interactive printing document.
Is there anybody who knows this situation? What can I do for finding the reasons for this behavior?
Best regards,
Susanne

Susanne,
I'm not sure how you're retrieving the PDF document in the DB and store it there. But you mentioned that you use APEX 3.0.1, have you considered upgrading to APEX 3.1.2? In 3.1 we introduced print APIs, like apex_util.get_print_document that are designed specifically for this purpose:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10513_01/doc/apirefs.310/e12855/apex_util.htm#CHDIEDJH
Regards,
Marc

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I'm wondering if it's possible for an Acrobat plugin or script to read from a database table (Excel, or some other format if need be), and dynamically apply credit line text to a given filename. I've been researching a few different methods, including batch processing of dynamic stamps and a couple commercial plugins, but so far nothing which explicitly addresses this issue. I'd appreciate any help anyone can provide.

user603743 wrote:
@sb92075
Well, we have been in product development for past dozen years. In my humble opinion, we know a thing are two about product design. But thanks for your inputs though.
Obviously you are not doing so well with this "design"... Just sayin'... :) :)
You seems to be expert in the application/product design. Have you ever heard of "user data mashup" concept in data warehousing? Just curious.
"user mashup" would indicate that the user actually controls how this is done. You, as a "product" will be making some [potentially very bad] assumptions about the end-user data that cannot be accounted for in a "canned" product. You can influence how it is done, but, in the end, does it meet the exact business needs of the end-user.
you could possibly use some PL/SQL packages to
1) get all of the tables
2) get all of the columns.
3) do the mashup.
Now a question. Let's say table1 and table3 have (col1 + col2) that are the same and column3 is different. What do you put in column3?? or is this another row.
Edited by: user603743 on May 29, 2013 4:52 PM

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Hi,
I've encountered a number of tools which will create Java classes from database tables (e.g. JDeveloper has this functionality, Abator provides this for iBATIS, etc...).
However, I've not been able to locate any tools that perform the opposite job - i.e. given a Java class, it generates a database table (or, presumably, some SQL).
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duffymo: I've taken a look at Middlegen (http://boss.bekk.no/boss/middlegen/index.html) but it seems that the first step is to specify the database schema, whereas I'm looking to generate the schema from existing code. Or have I missed something?
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