APEX BUG in export report region  to CSV

Upgraded to APEX 4.1 but I have the same problem !!!!
any help ????
regards
saverio
==============================================
Hy all,
I have a Classic report based on a PLSQL function returning SQL query. (APEX 4.0)
The query is like this (it is just an example; at the bottom of the post I attach my real query)
select * from (select c1,c2,c3
from table1
where c1 in (select c from table2 where ct2 = :P0_ITEM1)
where instr(upper(c2),upper(nvl(:P5_REPORT_SEARCH,"c2"))) > 0
where P0_ITEM1 is an item in page 0 and P5_REPORT_SEARCH is an item in my page (where I have the report) used to "filter" the rows.
The report is OK; it is correctly displayed and the number of rows are correct (filtered by the where clause)
but when i try to export it to CSV i get a wong number of rows.
It seems that the where conditions (both) are NOT applied and in the CSV file I get all the rows of my table1.
The report have 2 break colum (c1 and C2).
Any idea of what is wrong ?
regards
saverio
=============================
My real query is that:
declare
q varchar2(4000);
w varchar2(4000);
w2 varchar2(4000);
begin
q:=' select * from (select "COSTIFISSI_COMMESSE"."ANNO" as "ANNO",';
q:=q||' "COMMESSE"."CODICE" as "CODICE",';
q:=q||' "CLIENTI"."DESCRIZIONE" as "NOME_CLI",';
q:=q||' "COMMESSE"."CODICE_COMFME" as "CODICE_COMFME",';
q:=q||' "COSTIFISSI_COMMESSE"."CODICE_COMF" as "CODICE_COMF",';
q:=q||' "COSTIFISSI_COMMESSE"."M01" as "M01",';
q:=q||' "COSTIFISSI_COMMESSE"."M02" as "M02",';
q:=q||' "COSTIFISSI_COMMESSE"."M03" as "M03",';
q:=q||' "COSTIFISSI_COMMESSE"."M04" as "M04",';
q:=q||' "COSTIFISSI_COMMESSE"."M05" as "M05",';
q:=q||' "COSTIFISSI_COMMESSE"."M06" as "M06", "COSTIFISSI_COMMESSE"."M07" as "M07",';
q:=q||' "COSTIFISSI_COMMESSE"."M08" as "M08", "COSTIFISSI_COMMESSE"."M09" as "M09",';
q:=q||' "COSTIFISSI_COMMESSE"."M10" as "M10", "COSTIFISSI_COMMESSE"."M11" as "M11",';
q:=q||' "COSTIFISSI_COMMESSE"."M12" as "M12", "COMMESSE"."AREA" as "AREA", ';
q:=q||' nvl(m01,0)+nvl(m02,0)+nvl(m03,0)+nvl(m04,0)+nvl(m05,0)+nvl(m06,0)+nvl(m07,0)+nvl(m08,0)+nvl(m09,0)+nvl(m10,0)+nvl(m11,0)+nvl(m12,0) as Tot_Anno';
q:=q||' from "CLIENTI" "CLIENTI", "COMMESSE" "COMMESSE", "COSTIFISSI_COMMESSE" "COSTIFISSI_COMMESSE" ';
w:=' where "COSTIFISSI_COMMESSE"."CODICE_COMR"="COMMESSE"."CODICE" and     "COMMESSE"."COD_CLIENTE"="CLIENTI"."CODICE_SIAL"';
if :P0_RUOLO ='SM' then
w:=w||' and codice in (select codice from commesse where sm in (select matricola from lavoratori where upper(uid_ldap)= '''||upper(:APP_USER) ||''' ))' ;
elsif :P0_RUOLO ='AREA' then
w:=w||' and codice in (select codice from commesse where area = '''||:P0_AREA||''' )';
elsif :P0_RUOLO ='ADM' then
null;
end if;
w:=w||')';
w2:=' where ( ';
w2:=w2||' instr(upper("AREA"),upper(nvl(:P5_REPORT_SEARCH,"AREA"))) > 0 or ';
w2:=w2||' instr(upper("CODICE"),upper(nvl(:P5_REPORT_SEARCH,"CODICE"))) > 0 or ';
w2:=w2||' instr(upper("NOME_CLI"),upper(nvl(:P5_REPORT_SEARCH,"NOME_CLI"))) > 0 or ';
w2:=w2||' instr(upper("CODICE_COMFME"),upper(nvl(:P5_REPORT_SEARCH,"CODICE_COMFME"))) > 0';
w2:=w2||' )';
q:=q||w||w2;
return q;
end;
Edited by: tirone on 9-giu-2011 23.44
Edited by: tirone on 29-giu-2011 9.15
Edited by: tirone on 27-ott-2011 5.15
Edited by: tirone on 2-nov-2011 6.53

thanks for your answer,
but my problem is that I get (only in the CSV file) a superior number of lines to how much I expected me, NOTsuperior.
Aniway i set the maximum row count in report attributes to 50000, but the problem is not solved.
regards
saverio

Similar Messages

  • APEX 3.0 Print report region

    When I want to print a report region, and choose A4 as "Paper Size", Adobe cannot open the PDF document. Adobe says that the document is not a supported file type or because the file has been damaged.
    When I choose Letter as "Paper Size" the PDF document is generated as expected without any errors.
    Does A4 not work?
    Greetings,
    Guido

    I have configured printing to work in my version of Apex. I am running APEX 3.0 on a 10gR2 platform. The steps I did were as follows:
    - Install a working JDK and add the JAVA_HOME\bin directory to you path
    - Follow the instructions on this page (under Apache-FOP heading): http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/application_express/html/configure_printing.html
    Only two downloads are necessary - the JSP and the FOP from apache. Use the lower link, and download a -bin file on windows.
    - Follow instructions on where to place files, and the edit application.xml configuration.
    - Set up OC4J - cd Oracle_home\oc4j. Read the readme.
    - In essence this means
    1) cd Oracle_home\oc4j\j2ee\home and run "java -jar oc4j.jar -install"
    2) OC4J now needs to be started - "java -jar oc4j.jar"
    3) Point your browser at http://localhost:8888, and the page should show. If not, you can check the command window for OC4J to see any errors - I am not an expert, it just worked for me.
    - Now set up APEX through admin (again using instructions in the link) to specify the print attributes
    - Make sure OC4J is running and try to print a report
    - Hey presto, Bob's your uncle!
    Obviously, OC4J needs to run on the server to generate the prints.
    Hope this helps,
    Graham

  • Show APEX Row Number in Report Region

    I would like to display the row number in the report region at the beginning of each row for each page (based on the number of rows to display per page).
    So if the number of rows per page is 15, I would want to show each row from 1 to 15. When going to the next page (16 - 31) I would like to show row 1 to 15 again next to each row.
    And if the number of rows per page is 20, I want to see row numbers 1 to 20 on each page.
    Since I believe an Update button only processes the current page, I would like to then use this row numbers (1 - 15) to get the values of the displayed column for each row to perform an insert to another table.

    You can use something like this:
    SELECT apex_item.text (1, '#ROWNUM#') row_num, empno, ename,
           deptno, comm, sal, mgr
      FROM empExample is here:
    http://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=31517:284
    Denes Kubicek
    http://deneskubicek.blogspot.com/
    http://www.apress.com/9781430235125
    http://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=31517:1
    http://www.amazon.de/Oracle-APEX-XE-Praxis/dp/3826655494
    -------------------------------------------------------------------

  • SSRS to export report as "structured" csv file (of sorts) . . .

    I'm trying to use SQL Server Reporting Services (SQL Server 2008 R2) to produce a CSV file.  Row 1 in the CSV has to be a summary row with 8 columns.  The detail rows which follow have 24 columns.  The data in the summary row is "static"
    except for a date, a count of detail rows, and a total amount due based on the detail rows that follow.  Here's an example of what we need it to look like:
    HDR,4242,0,1,20150203,25,I,25823.18,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
    DTL,4242,0,1,20150203,255092,20150129,989,C,Net 0,Due Upon Receipt,12703,Some Super Customer,1001 Grandview Dr,,SomeCity,TX,US,75012,9729990000,,,,
    DTL,4242,0,1,20150203,255093,20150129,1360,C,Net 0,Due Upon Receipt,23774,Another Awesome Customer,52 Six Flags Dr,,DeepInTheHeart,TX,US,76006,8174445555,,,,
    I've been able to get the report itself to render correctly in Visual Studio or from a browser using several different approaches but they all fail in one way or another when I try to save it as a CSV (eg, a header is prepended to each detail so they end up
    side by side, header and detail end up with extra columns, etc).
    I'm clearly a far cry from an SSRS expert but this seems like it should be easy.  Can someone who
    is an SSRS expert (or at least knows more than me) give me a hint or two?  Can this even be done?
    thanks in advance for your help!

    Hi there -
    Thanks for your response.  I apologize for the delay.  I think the
    difference in your screenshot and my scenario is that I have a "header" row of sorts whereas you have no such row.  In my scenario, the first row of the CSV file must have a record type of "TRL".  This row summarizes certain elements
    of the rows to follow which are of record type "DTL".  Specifically, the TRL row, provides a total number of DTL rows in its 6th column and a total dollar amount of the DTL rows in its 8th column.  See here for an example:
    So in the report shown above, there are 177 DTL rows with a total dollar amount of $301,646.20 and it looks to be in the right format/structure.
     However, when I export it to CSV, this is what I get:
    Hopefully that demonstrates the situation but if not, let me know.
    respectfully,
    java_dude

  • How to display the items in a Report Region

    Is it possiable to have the fields in a report region based on an sql query be display in somthing other than a row? For example if I have a Report Region with four columns it will look something like:
    <Field 1, row 1 value> <Field 2, row 1 value> <Field 3, row 1 value> <Field 4, row 1 value>
    <Field 1, row 2 value> <Field 2, row 2 value> <Field 3, row 2 value> <Field 4, row 2 value>
    <Field 1, row 3 value> <Field 2, row 3 value> <Field 3, row 3 value> <Field 4, row 3 value>
    etc
    Is it possiable to tell ApEx to display the Report Region like:
    <Field 1, row 1 value> <Field 2, row 1 value>
    <Field 3, row 1 value> <Field 4, row 1 value>
    <Field 1, row 2 value> <Field 2, row 2 value>
    <Field 3, row 2 value> <Field 4, row 2 value>
    <Field 1, row 3 value> <Field 2, row 3 value>
    <Field 3, row 3 value> <Field 4, row 3 value>
    etc
    Maybe there is a nother way to do this that uses somthing other than an sql based report region. Thanks very much for the help.

    This can be done using a SQL query report region with a [custom report template|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E14373_01/appdev.32/e11838/themes.htm#sthref1744].
    Unfortunately the documentation is not particularly helpful on this topic, and as use cases tend to be very specific, reusable solutions are rarely shared in the community ("custom" reports after all...) See [this thread|http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=1569996] for a good discussion of the technique, with a link to an example on apex.oracle.com.
    A response to [another recent thread|http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=1012690] showed another example on page 1 of the [Online Store demo app|http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/application_express/packaged_apps/packaged_apps.html#STORE], which you can download, install and examine. This uses a custom report template in conjunction with the report HTML Expression feature.
    (I'm not totally clear on the display you're after: it might help to repost it using some example data rather than the abstract <Field 2, row 1 value> approach. Wrap the sample in \...\ tags to get fixed width characters that can be made to align, if that will help.)

  • Create a loading spinner for report regions

    Hi all,
    I have a page in apex that has many report regions on it and it can take some time to load. What I would like to achieve is the following:
    The page loads immediately each region should have no data but in the header of the region there should be a spinner which basically lets the user know that data is still to be loaded.
    Once there is data then the spinner should be made invisible and the appropriate region should display its data.
    I am using apex 3.1 on oracle10g.
    Any help would be most appreciated.

    I found some good advice at the following:
    Re: AJAX Report Regions
    I can get the following to work:
    gReturn = get.get(null,'<htmldb:BOX_BODY>','</htmldb:BOX_BODY>');
    but not
    get.GetAsync(f_AsyncReturn);
    The second method appears to query for the data but returns a blank region. Any ideas ?????

  • Export all sql reports in a region to csv or pdf

    Hello there,
    I have a region on a particular page in apex and that region has about 12 different sql query reports.
    I have enabled csv option for each of them so there are 12 links to export each report. However
    I would like to have only 1 link which will save the contents of all the reports to csv or pdf. The
    column headings are different for some of these reports but wanted to know if something like this
    is possible.
    Thanks in advance for reading this.

    You might try wrapping the regions in html regions that essentially give you the ability to specify a valign=top for the report regions.
    So, your regions look like this:
    30 Report Start - contains region source = (div)<table width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tr><td valign="top">
    40 Approved Tests Report (Column 2) Conditional
    45 Report 2 Start - contains </td><td valign="top">
    60 Unapproved Tests Report (Column 2) Conditional
    65 Report 3 Start - contains </td><td valign="top">
    80 Approved Count by Build Report (Column 2) Conditional
    85 Report End - contains "</td></tr></table>(/div)"
    Replace () with the angle brackets
    Maybe there is a more elegant solution with templates or page level CSS or something..
    But that should work.
    Edited by: Bob37 on Sep 17, 2010 3:33 PM
    Edited by: Bob37 on Sep 17, 2010 3:33 PM

  • HOW TO Export Entire Page Report, Not Just Regions, To CSV or Excel?

    I need to export a main report (Page 2014) that consists of 5 different regions (Name, Feature, States, Admin Areas, and Maps), as one CSV file.
    I know that I can set each of the 5 different region's report attributes to export by enabling the CSV output to Yes.
    But , since my main report (Page 2014) has these many regions, I end up with 5 different CSV files.
    There is no attribute to set for the main report (Page 2014) to enable it to export as CSV output.
    How can I get an all-encoompassing CSV file of the main report (Page 2014)?
    Thank you in advance,
    Maggie

    Hello Maggie,
    >> How can I get an all-encoompassing CSV file of the main report (Page 2014)?
    This might be possible using the advanced print server configuration, with BI Publisher, using the same technique that is being used to print master-details reports (which is a type of a multi-region report) - http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/application_express/html/configure_printing.html . The standard print server configuration only supports reports with a single region. If you have BIP in your organization, that’s great. Otherwise, CSV files don’t warrant it.
    The only other option, I can see, is to create the CSV file manually, using the technique described in the following Blog entry, by Scott Spendolini - http://spendolini.blogspot.com/2006/04/custom-export-to-csv.html .
    Regards,
    Arie.

  • Apex 4.0 additional blank lines in CSV export

    I have an existing report with a CSV export that since upgrading to Apex 4.0 produces a blank line between each line of data in the export file like this:
    "Col1","Col2","Col3"
    "1","aaa","aaa"
    "2","bbb","bbb"
    "3","ccc","ccc"
    Is this a bug in Apex 4.0? Is there a work-around?

    Marsha,
    I doubt what you are trying to accomplish is possible. When a tabular form loads; it is fetching from the base table; where would the blank rows come from? Certainly not the database.
    I believe you will have to ask your users to click a button. The AddRows page Page Process has a parameter named Number of Rows which can manipulate.
    Jeff

  • Export for all rows of a Report Region

    Hi,
    I have a html region with a query button to restrict which rows get selected in a reports region below it.
    But I also want to have a link to export all rows in the report to a csv file. Button the report region may already
    have selected data in it that is not necessarily all rows in the report. Thus I guess I am wondering if I should
    create a whole separate hidden report region that will always select all rows in the query to relate the
    export link to? Or if I can someone use the current report region and select all rows for the export but
    not requery or change the currently displayed report regions results?
    Thanks in advance!

    Yes I just created a hidden report i.e. one with all columns set to
    APEX_APPLICATION.G_EXCEL_FORMAT = TRUE
    And then just create a javascript function to call the export routine...

  • "Between NVL" - Works in SQL Command, not in APEX report region

    First, I realize I could use dynamic SQL (model 4), but I don't want to (too hard just yet).
    I have a select statement with a series of Where conditions that employ values, in bind variables, supplied by the user.
    I want the choice of parameters to be optional, so I am checking for and replacing nulls.
    Select emp_name from employee_table where
    emp_rating between nvl(:p7_rating_choice, 0) and nvl(:p7_rating_choice, 99)
    and
    emp_language_no between nvl(:p7_lang_choice, 0) and nvl(:p7_lang_choice, 99);
    (the binds should be numeric).
    The actual statement is quite a bit longer, but the point is that the BETWEEN NVL(:x, min) AND NVL(:x, max) piece does not seem to work when used in a report region.
    It works fine if ALL parameters are provided, but returns an error if one or more are null.
    In the SQL command window it works (with a pop-up) just fine.
    By the way, the :p7_lang_choice bind variable is chosen from a LOV list which works in all other cases.
    Also, if I disable nulls (choosing "no" in ITEM page), everything works fine. It seems that the substitution of the min and max values via the NVL returns the wrong data type.
    Any ideas what I have done wrong?

    Thanks Scott.
    Every day brings a little more understanding!
    I also noticed a simplified method in the APEX documentation (although there was no explanation of the code) as follows:
    Where
    (column = :p1_user_input_1 OR :p1_user_input_1 = [null substitution value])
    AND
    (column = :p1_user_input_2 OR :p1_user_input_2 = [null substitution value])
    AND
    etc...
    Using the value you provide in the LOV section for the null, the second part of the OR handles the null situation.
    For some reason I was so tied up with comparing to the column that I never thought to have an OR with a compare to something else.
    Oh well.
    Thanks,
    Norm

  • Export to Excel from Report region (pl/sql returning sql query)

    Hello all,
    I have encountered an interesting problem. I have an HTMLDB application with a lot of sql reports coded straight inside the report region. In order to better organize my reports, I decided to
    1. make all my report regions of type "Pl/Sql function returning SQL query"
    2. create a package inside my database schema which houses all reports as pl/sql functions returning VARCHAR2, the string returned being the report query
    3. just calling "return package_name.function_name" from inside my report region of type "Pl/sql function returning SQL query".
    This technique seemed to work perfectly. The reports were being returned as expected. I was then asked to provide the "Export to Excel" capability to all my reports. This seemed like a piece of cake using HTML DB's "Export to Excel" extension. However, the "export to excel" does not function correctly when my reports are inside a package in the database. HTML DB tries to export but inside the excel spreadsheet, instead of seeing row data, I see:
    <pre>failed to parse SQL query:
    ORA-00936: missing expression
    <!-- select a.username, b.table_name, 'View Row Data' from schema_browser_user_list a, all_tables b where a.user_id = and a.username = b.owner order by b.table_name asc
    --!>
    </pre>
    I am building my query string inside of my package functions by using a combination of literal strings and concatenating them with some parameter values being passed in. It seems that the HTML DB engine which exports the report to excel does not properly understand the concatenation of variables as can be seen by the empty space to the right of the equal sign in the "a.user_id = " clause. Does anybody have any input as to whether this is a known issue or if I am doing something wrong? Thanks a lot for your time.
    - Kenny R.

    James,
    Thanks for the quick reply. I think you mis-understood what I'm doing. All I'm doing is creating packaged functions which return VARCHAR2. The VARCHAR2 that they return is the report query. With this technique, I no longer have to type the query into the HTML DB report region. Instead, I make the report region a "Pl/sql function returning sql query" and make the following call: return package_name.function_name(some_application_items passed in as parameters)
    This makes for a much more organized html db app. The problem is that the "export to excel" function does not correctly interpret the VARCHAR2 that my packaged functions are returning. Is this a better explanation? Thanks again for your time.
    - Kenny R.

  • Apex 4.2 Report region sql query with "apex_item.text" renders wrongly

    In APEX 4.2 page i have created region "Report data".
    Type="SQl Query".
    "User Interface"-->"Template"="Reports Region".
    "Region Source"="select apex_item.text(1, '111') as c1 from dual".
    Actually the select query is little bit more complex, but generally simplified it is such, that it uses function "select apex_item.text" to construct HTML textfield.
    If i run in Sql Developer query
    select apex_item.text(1, '111') as c1 from dual;Then result is:
    <input type="text" name="f01" size="20" maxlength="2000" value="111"  />But in APEX 4.2 the report is rendered so:
    <td  headers="c1">&lt ;input type=&quot ;text&quot ; name=&quot;f01&quot; size=&quot;20&quot; maxlength=&quot;2000&quot; value=&quot;111&quot;  /&gt ;</td>(for this forum to display correctly i had to put extra spaces between" &gt" and ";" and so on)
    And APEX 4.2 shows ugly html inside report cell/slot for me, displaying characters/symbols ">". The reason is that APEX HTML page source does not have symbol ">" but has " &gt ;" .
    In APEX 3 i have similar query working well, without such anomaly.
    What attribute should i change in APEX 4.2 region to display my query result as needed?
    I need that function "apex_item.text", i cannot remove it.
    Edited by: CharlesRoos on 13.02.2013 15:28
    Edited by: CharlesRoos on 13.02.2013 15:29
    Edited by: CharlesRoos on 13.02.2013 15:29

    CharlesRoos wrote:
    In APEX 4.2 page i have created region "Report data".
    Type="SQl Query".
    "User Interface"-->"Template"="Reports Region".
    "Region Source"="select apex_item.text(1, '111') as c1 from dual".
    Actually the select query is little bit more complex, but generally simplified it is such, that it uses function "select apex_item.text" to construct HTML textfield.
    If i run in Sql Developer query
    select apex_item.text(1, '111') as c1 from dual;Then result is:
    <input type="text" name="f01" size="20" maxlength="2000" value="111"  />But in APEX 4.2 the report is rendered so:
    <td  headers="c1">&lt ;input type=&quot ;text&quot ; name="f01" size="20" maxlength="2000" value="111"  /&gt ;</td>(for this forum to display correctly i had to put extra spaces between" &gt" and ";" and so on)
    And APEX 4.2 shows ugly html inside report cell/slot for me, displaying characters/symbols ">". The reason is that APEX HTML page source does not have symbol ">" but has " &gt ;" .
    In APEX 3 i have similar query working well, without such anomaly.
    What attribute should i change in APEX 4.2 region to display my query result as needed?Ensure that the Display As Column Attribute for the C1 column is Standard Report Column.

  • Exporting report as PDF and CSV formats same time with out executing DB query twice

    Post Author: cpriyanka
    CA Forum: Exporting
    I am using Crystal Report 9.0 version and Java.
    I am getting "PrintOutputController" from "ReportClientDocument"
    And then by calling export(ReportExportFormat.PDF) generating PDF format report.
    Now I need to generate both PDF and CSV format files same time. How can it be done?
    My understanding is when we call "export" it does the DB query execution and other functionality.
    In that case, if I call "export" two times with two different formats, then DB query will be executed twice and that takes lot of time.
    To avoid, is there a way I can all some API so DB query executed once, but I can export report in to multiple formats?
    I appreciate your help.
    Thanks.

    Post Author: cjmorris1201
    CA Forum: Exporting
    Hello,
    Are you using the "pull" or "push" method for your crystal reports?  If you are using the "pull" method (the report itself executes the sql) then I believe there is no way around having the query execute twice since it is fired off each time you open and export the report.
    If you use the "push" method, however, then you can just create the recordset/dataset and then set the datasouce once for the report.
    Here's a broad overview of push and pull though the Crystal Report Viewer is used.  The viewer may or may not be applicable in your case:
    http://aspalliance.com/265_Crystal_Report_for_Visual_Studio_NET#Page5
    Regards, Carl

  • Apex 4.1 different font text in Reports Region and Interactive reporting

    Hi everybody,
    In my APEX 4.1 page, I have two regions using the same ''Reports region" Template but font text are different. Why The first region is an interactive reporting. The second it's a report. I know that each one has his own data for sure but the same region template .Spaces between colons are different. Is it normal ?  I want to have the same font text for the two regions.
    Thanks in advance. Bye.

    Apex4.0+HTML_DB1.6 wrote:
    Theme 13 is not an APEX 4.x theme ? How I can know that is one of this serie ?
    Legacy themes are flagged with a "*" in the theme gallery. Standards mode themes are not. (I don't have access to APEX 4.1 at present to be able to identify specific themes.)
    Properties of interactive report components, is it possible to take a look on this properties or it's a "black box" ?
    You can either look in the global APEX style sheet, or (probably more usefully) use a browser web inspector to examine the CSS properties of the IR components in the page.

Maybe you are looking for

  • Can I install my time machine back up onto a properly formatted external hard drive?

    I have a MacBook Pro with a 750GB harddrive, with 500+ Gb of data on it.  Just before I traverse to Europe, I did a TimeMachine back up.  I now want to give my Mac to a friend, and buy a AirMac when I get home.  Even if I get the one with the largest

  • Adobe Acrobat 9 missing "Compare" function.

    I cannot find the "Compare" selection that so many online explanations refer to.  Is it possible that there are "variants" of Adobe Acrobat 9 Standard that do not have the "Compare Two Files" feature?

  • Sharing calenders with none mobile me people ?

    i am trying to set up a calender for my client who is not a mobile me account holder how do i publish it so they can see it ?? its telling me only mobile me accounts can subscribe to it ?? very confused thanks in advance.

  • Regarding Delivery  address

    Hi to all, I got one issue which is peculiar to me. One central distribution channel (Considered as plant) which is in malasia supllies finished goods to customer directly to india.When that particular product is repaired it is shipped directly to ma

  • Define iView template for role upload

    Hi We maintain our user roles in the BI system and use the role upload function in the portal. When a role containing eg. a BI report is uploaded to the portal an Iview for the report is automatically generated based on an iView template. How can I d