Bug report: Invalid tree select statement

Hi,
there seem to be two issues with tree regions.
1) The SQL statement of the tree region isn't validated as it is done for example for LOV statements when the user apply the changes in the builder.
2) If a tree SQL statement is invalid and you run the page, it doesn't show the SQL error, instead the error
Warning: Tree root ID "1" not found
is displayed, which is very misleading where the actual problem is! It would be better if the SQL error is displayed.
Thanks
Patrick
My APEX Blog: http://inside-apex.blogspot.com
The ApexLib Framework: http://apexlib.sourceforge.net
The APEX Builder Plugin: http://sourceforge.net/projects/apexplugin/

Bug filed, thanks.
Scott

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Why report is always select statement...

hi guys,
when we are dragging the columns from Business Area or in any reporting tool, and when we see the SQL, why it gives always select query.
this question is raised by one of my manager having 15+ years of experience in Oracle Apps.
Any suggestions?

Ok, if I understand it, he wants to know why any query tool uses SQL (ie: select) to display the data.
And the answer is actually really simple - it's the only way to get data from an Oracle database.
That's it ... there's absolutely, positively no other way of getting data back from an Oracle (ie: relational) database.
It doesn't matter if you use Discoverer, Cognos, Brio, Business Objects, Microsoft products via ODBC, etc., everything boils down to a SELECT statement eventually.
So in Discoverer, the workbook / worksheets that you create keep information about the 'presentation' of that data - ie: colors, fonts, titles, graphs, etc. but the retrieval of data will always be in SQL - and as it sounds like you noticed - you can view the SQL in Discoverer if you desire.
Look at it this way - in Discoverer you're saying "go get me AP_Invoice information, where I want the invoice number, the invoice date, the invoice amount, the vendor name, the vendor number, etc. ... and I want the total of the invoice amount when I enter a date range".
That's the coding in Discoverer. The minute you invoke that code - ie: run the worksheet - badda' bing ... badda' boom ... it initiates a SQL command to the Discoverer database tables (via a folder in the EUL) probably something like: select invoice_number, invoice_date, invoice_amount, vendor_name, vendor_number from ap_invoices where invoice_date between '01-JAN-2008' and '03-JAN-2008'.
The Oracle database comes back with the data, dumps it into Discoverer and Discoverer does all the fancy layouts, colors and totals ... and everyone's happy.
So again, the only way to communicate with an Oracle database using ANY TOOL is via SQL (and the SELECT statement is the fundamental way of retrieving data). And for the Oracle Apps guy you mentioned, that includes all the Oracle Apps Forms (screens), Oracle Apps reports, changing user passwords, the concurrent manager ... etc.
It's a SQL Select world when it comes to Oracle!
Russ

Bug Report: Create Tree Wizard

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Bug filed, thanks.
Scott

Show Report Source (SQL-Select Statement) in other Text Filed

Hi!
How can I Display the sqlsource of a reports region in a text filed in text format?
My report region's source is a pl/sql function body returning sql query:
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q                     VARCHAR2(32767); -- query
f                     VARCHAR2(4000); -- from clause
wstring                VARCHAR2(4000):=' and 1=1 ';
wshot                    VARCHAR2(4000):=' and 1=1 ';
wno                    VARCHAR2(4000):=' and 1=1 ';
wloc                    VARCHAR2(4000):=' and 1=1 ';
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't.TAPES_PK,' ||
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't.TAPE_NO,' ||
't.LOCATION_FK,' ||
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't.SHOT_DATE,' ||
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't.VIDEO_FORMAT,' ||
't.CLIPSCOUNT ';
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Johann

Thanx, but
no - this was my first try.
This gives me just an pl/sql compilation error:
ERR-1002 Unable to find item ID for item "P201_SQL" in application "4000".
I don't know how to have write-access to Page items inside pl/sql!?
Thanx again Benjamin!
Johann

Bug report select statement nested select in FROM Clause on Oracle 10g

The SELECT statement below does not return the appropriate result; it used to work on Oracle 8, but it does not on 10g (10.2).
Here is the table
create table T (
A numeric(4),
B numeric(4)
Some data
insert into T (A,B) VALUES (1,null);
insert into T (A,B) VALUES (2,1);
insert into T (A,B) VALUES (3,1);
insert into T (A,B) VALUES (3,2);
The select statement returning the worng result
select totals.A, totals.totalBbyA
from (
select t1.A, sum(t1.B) totalBbyA
from T t1
group by A
) totals
where
totals.totalBbyA >= all
select sum(nvl(t2.b,0)) from T t2 group by t2.a
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An equivalent select that does return the good result
select t1.A, sum(t1.B) totalBbyA
from T t1
group by A
having
sum(t1.B) >= all
select sum(nvl(t2.b,0)) from T t2 group by t2.a
It returns
A TOTALBBYA
3 3
Best regards

910893 wrote:
but it does not on 10g (10.2).Works fine in:
SQL> select *
2    from v$version
3 /
BANNER
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Prod
PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
CORE    10.2.0.4.0      Production
TNS for 32-bit Windows: Version 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
SQL> select *
2    from t
3 /
         A          B
         1
         2          1
         3          1
         3          2
SQL> select totals.A, totals.totalBbyA
2 from (
3 select t1.A, sum(t1.B) totalBbyA
4 from T t1
5 group by A
6 ) totals
7 where
8 totals.totalBbyA >= all
9 (
10 select sum(nvl(t2.b,0)) from T t2 group by t2.a
11 )
12 ;
         A TOTALBBYA
         3          3
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Tree Select BUG?

Came across a little problem, don't know if I'm doing something wrong or if it is a genuine bug.
Here's what I'm seeing:
1) I run a program that at the beginning deletes all tags in a tree using the Delete Items Invoke Node with an empty string constant and a True constant for the Delete Children part.
2) I select all the items in the tree, and display all the tags from the tree using the All Tags Property Node, and display the selected tags directly from the output of the tree icon.
3) I rerun the program, which deletes all the tags as mentioned before, use a different data set, select all those items, and when it displays All Tags it only has the tags from that run, BUT the Selected Tags has all the selected tags from the current run AND all the tags from the previous run.
The solution of course is to simply create a local variable of the tree and at startupwire an empty string arrary to it. This shouldn't be necessary if the Delete Items deletes all the tags.
Attached is a VI showing the BUG
Michael
Additional NOTE: If you continue running the VI, the selected tags will pile up UNTIL you manually right click on the tree and hit "Delete All Items"
Message Edited by miguelc on 03-02-2007 10:46 AM
Attachments:
TreeSelectBUG.vi ‏23 KB

No problem
>>What is a CAR?
CAR stands for Corrective Action Request - it's a formal bug report to R&D.
>>Can anyone search these CARs before posting a supposed bug like I just did? Can you find them online, if so where?
We post the CAR IDs online so that customers can follow up with them if they'd like, and easily refer to them. The LabVIEW Champions maintain a monthly bug thread where you'll find pretty much everything BUG that's been posted online - if you search the forum for "monthly bug" (quotes not necessary) you'll see a slew of monthly bug threads returned. You can also search the forum in general for keywords related to your bug, to see if anyone else has reported it. Of course there is also a bug list/database which is maintained internally at NI, but the public doesn't have access to that.
I hope this helps!
Best Regards,
JLS
Message Edited by JLS on 03-08-2007 11:35 AM
Best,
JLS
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I'm developing a report application which contains 3 selectlists
- ProductGroup - SubGroup - Manufacturer
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Okay, Chet, have set it up on htmldb, so you can see my problem, will go in high detail, it is not producing what I want. Example on htmldb:
DEMO/test
http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=33229:6
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3 LOV's, namely:
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- LOVSG - select distinct subgroep, subgroep sg from plijst where productgroep = :P6_LOVPG
- LOVLE- select distinct leverancier, leverancier le from plijst where productgroep = :P6_LOVPG and subgroep = :P6_LOVSG
3 Selectitems with submit, namely:
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Branch to:
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The problem is that with this setup the report is only generated after the final selectlist choice of the user. But the user should see a report before that, going deeper into the structure. Hope, you see my problem?
Sincerely,
Pete

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I am getting an ORA-00911: invalid character error when trying to execute 2 select statements using ODP.NET.
cmd.CommandText = "select sysdate from dual;select sysdate from dual;";
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select round(100/qty*(level-1)) perc, round(100/qty*(level-1)) c
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0                      0
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2. P1_LOVSG - Null is allowed, but is only appearing at top with a label of Subgroup
3. P1_LOVMA - Null is allowed, but is only appearing at top with a label of Manufacturer
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PG SG MA ART
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A-----X----M---4
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PG SG MA ART
A-----X----M---1
A-----X----M---4
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In my selection-screen contains ernam as a parameter.
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SELECTION-SCREEN BEGIN OF BLOCK b1 WITH FRAME TITLE text-001.
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START-OF-SELECTION.
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AND   ernam = p_ernam
AND   vkorg IN s_vkorg
AND   vtweg IN s_vtweg
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report .
TABLES: vbak.
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_vbak,
vbeln TYPE vbeln,
knumv TYPE knumv,
END OF ty_vbak.
DATA: v_vkorg TYPE vkorg,
v_vtweg TYPE vtweg,
v_erdat TYPE erdat.
DATA: i_vbak TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF ty_vbak with header line.
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START-OF-SELECTION.
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WHERE erdat IN s_erdat
AND ernam in s_ernam
AND vkorg IN s_vkorg
AND vtweg IN s_vtweg
AND kvgr4 = p_kvgr4.
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write:/ i_vbak-vbeln.
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[email protected]

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In my select statement I reference the passBack function using:
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