Commission report Query Question

The inbuilt Commission Report is run by the following query:
SELECT T0.DocNum, T0.DocType, T0.DocTotal, ( T0.DocTotal - T0.VatSum) As "Net Income" , T1.SlpName, T1.Commission, ( ( T0.DocTotal - T0.VatSum)*( T1.Commission/100)) As "Sum_Commissions" FROM OINV T0 INNER JOIN OSLP T1 ON T0.SlpCode = T1.SlpCode WHERE T1.SlpName = N'[%0]' AND T0.DocDate >= '[%1]' AND T0.DocDate <= '[%2]'
However, I have a need to change this query to solve a problem:
If AFTER the Invoices are added to the system, I go back to the Invoice and change/add the Employee Name to the transaction line, the query ignores these additions made. Can I change the query so the Commission Report takes into account changes made to the employees' field AFTER invoices are posted to the system (SAP allowes me to make such changes to the employee)
In other words I would like the Query to look at the Emploee field AFTER I make changes and give me an updated report.
i am aware that SAP does not allow changes to the Invoice AFTER posting them to the system but it seems to allow changes to the Commission/Employee field, so I should be able to run a Commission report after I make these changes.
Thank you
Robert

Hi SUDA,
Yes I mean SALES EMPLOYEE. It seems strange to me as well that this report will ignore the information in this field. I have checked this again and what seems to happen is as follows: Say I have invoice no 712 marked to Employee=Erica and I run the commission report for Erica and invoice 712 correctly appears on the report. Then I go back and change the Employee Name on the Invoice 712 (on each line) to Robert and I run the report again. I would expect that Inv 712 will be included in this report (commission report for Robert) but for some strange reason, IS NOT.
In fact INV 712 is still associated with ERICA although I have changed the SE to Robert- please check this out?
Thanks
Robert

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Commission Report Query

Hello All --
We use this Query below:
SELECT 'Invoice' "Invoice/AR Credit Memo", T0.CardCode
"BP Code", T0.CardName "Company", T2.State1,
T0.DocDate,T0.DocNum, T0.DocTotal "Gross Amt", T0.TotalExpns "Freight/Svc Charge", (T0.DocTotal - T0.VatSum-
T0.TotalExpns) "Net Order", T1.SlpName "Sales Rep",
T1.Commission "% Commision",
((T0.DocTotal - T0.VatSum-T0.TotalExpns)*(T1.Commission/100))
"Commission Amount", T4.GroupName 'Group'
FROM dbo.OINV T0 LEFT JOIN dbo.OSLP T1 ON T0.SlpCode = T1.SlpCode
LEFT JOIN dbo.OCRD T2 ON T0.CardCode = T2.CardCode
LEFT JOIN dbo.OCPR T3 ON T0.CntctCode = T3.CntctCode
LEFT JOIN dbo.OCRG T4 ON T4.GroupCode = T2.GroupCode
WHERE (T1.SlpName BETWEEN '[%0]' and '[%1]') AND
(T0.DocDate BETWEEN '[%2]' AND '[%3]')
UNION ALL
SELECT 'Credit Memo', T0.CardCode, T0.CardName,
T2.State1,T0.DocDate, T0.DocNum, -T0.DocTotal,
-T0.TotalExpns, -(T0.DocTotal - T0.VatSum-T0.TotalExpns),
T1.SlpName, T1.Commission,
((T0.DocTotal - T0.VatSum-T0.TotalExpns)*(-T1.Commission/100)),T4.GroupName
FROM dbo.ORIN T0 LEFT JOIN dbo.OSLP T1 ON T0.SlpCode = T1.SlpCode
LEFT JOIN dbo.OCRD T2 ON T0.CardCode = T2.CardCode
LEFT JOIN dbo.OCPR T3 ON T0.CntctCode = T3.CntctCode
LEFT JOIN dbo.OCRG T4 ON T4.GroupCode = T2.GroupCode
WHERE (T1.SlpName BETWEEN '[%0]' and '[%1]') AND
(T0.DocDate BETWEEN '[%2]' AND '[%3]')
One question -- when we export the results to Excel, the DocDate column shows two different formats:
2007-01-08
and
07/21/08
We like the second format -- this is correct. The first one should actually be 7/1/08.
It looks fine in SAP but once it is exported into Excel, Excel changes the format of the dates -- but it's not even consistent with how it changes the date format. Some it converts to the 1st and others the 2nd. The 2nd is how it appears on SAP.
Please advise -- we really need it to export the date format so that it is consistent in Excel.
Thanks!
Mike

Mike,
Take a look at this link...If it is an issue with the date then all rows would have a problem and not just a select ones.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel/HP100541411033.aspx?pid=CH100645001033
Suda

Report Query Question

I've got a query that displays about 4 Dates, but multiple
times. Example below:
05/01/2007
05/01/2007
05/01/2007
05/01/2007
05/01/2007
05/01/2007
05/01/2007
05/01/2007
05/01/2007
05/01/2007
05/01/2007
05/01/2007
05/01/2007
05/01/2007
05/01/2007
05/01/2007
05/01/2007
05/01/2007
05/02/2007
05/02/2007
05/02/2007
05/02/2007
05/02/2007
05/02/2007
05/02/2007
05/02/2007
05/02/2007
05/03/2007
05/08/2007
05/08/2007
05/08/2007
05/08/2007
05/08/2007
05/08/2007
I'm trying to use CFChart to show how many for each date. I
new to using Charts so any advise would be greatly appreciated.
Here is some of the code I'm using to try and produce my results:
<cfset todayDate = Now()>
<cfset startDate= "05/01/2007">
<cfset endDate = "#DateFormat(todayDate,
"mm/dd/yyyy")#">
run my query.....
<cfloop from="#startDate#" to="#endDate#" index="i">
<cfif dOut.activityDate NEQ ''>
<cfset thisCount
= dOut.Recordcount>
</cfif>
</cfloop>
The error I'm receiving is:
The element at position 39221 of dimension 1, of array
variable "THISCOUNT," cannot be found.
105 : <cfchartdata item="#thisDate# Outbound Calls"
value="#thisCount#">

When I get the results from the first query, I need to get data relating to the keys returned. If I try to link the first query to a second, reports 6i crashes. How can I flesh out the results returned from the first query?

Commission Report Question

The commission Report is giving me the correct details based on each Sales Invoice and its relevant commission. However what is missing from this report is;
1. There is no TOTAL for the report
2. The B/P Name is missing
How can I change the report since it does not give me the option to use PLD. In any case, I would like to change it for the Screen. (not just the Print)
thanks for your help
Robert

Hi Suda
Can you please give me details how do I access the Query that created this report - where exactly does it reside?
If I locate the Query, I assume that I can use QPLD to print this as a report?
Thanks
Robert

Report-Query Value

Hi Experts,
Currently we are using one BW report in 3.5version(report query against multi provider).
Current issue:
Cube Fields:
PO Number: 123
Order value 100.
Confirmation value 50
Final Delivery Indicator: X (YES-No more confirmation is expected)
Calculation on the Query:
Outstanding Confirmed Value= Order Value - Net Confirmed Value
Here Outstanding Confirmed Value = 100-50=50.So in the reports, Outstanding Confirmed Value shows 50.
But the PO's Final Delivery Indicator is marked. So No more confirmation is expected
Question:
I am not able to create any formula against the filed Final Delivery Indicator. But i want to show in the report that if the PO's Final Delivery Indicator marked, then Outstanding Confirmed Value has to be 0(ZERO).
Please help me achieve this result. Thanks.
Advance Thanks.
RR.

Hi ,
This can be achived in the following way.
1. Create your formula
"Outstanding Confirmed Value= Order Value - Net Confirmed Value" and hide it using the property.
2. Create one more forumala which will check the condition. i.e. if the Final Delivery Indicator is marked then it will set the outstanding confirmed value as zero else it will show the value which we are getting by using above mentioned formula.
put the following condition in the formula.
[Final Delivery Indicator = = 0 ] * 0 + [Final Delivery Indicator <> 0]*Outstanding Confirmed Value
This will work as follow.
For example : Outstanding Confrimed Value is 50 and Final Delivery Indicator is marked.
= [ 0 == 0 ] * 0 + [ 0 <> 0 ] * 50
= 1* 0 + 0 * 50 " When the condition is satisfied its result is 1. here 0 == 0 condtion is satisfied so its return value is 1.
= 0
Hope this will help.
- Jaimin

Passing report value to PDF report query

I apologize if this has already been asked and answered.
Here's the scenario --
I have a monthly sales page which displays the company sales for each day of the specified month. I also have a working report query and RTF layout which accepts the invoice date as a parameter which was created with the BI Publisher Word plug-in.
What I would like to do is add a link or button to each row of the report that would call the PDF report, but passes the #invoice_dt# column in as the parameter. Invoice_DT isn't a session state variable, so is it possible to pass this to the report query?
Thanks,
Leigh

Well, in my search for an answer to a different question, I did run across the answer to this in another thread.
Re: Passing Parameters to a report query

BI Publisher Report Query Error: "character string buffer too small"

Using apex.oracle.com, I am trying to make a Report Query (Shared Components > Report Queries) based on many columns (around 60).
When I enter my SQL in the "Source Query" Text Area and then click Test Report I get the following error:
ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small In order to try to make the simplest test case possible for this, I then tried entering SQL selecting just from DUAL.
The following SQL fails with the error mentioned above.
SELECT
'wibble' as a
,'wibble' as b
,'wibble' as c
,'wibble' as d
,'wibble' as e
,'wibble' as f
,'wibble' as g
,'wibble' as h
,'wibble' as i
,'wibble' as j
,'wibble' as k
,'wibble' as l
,'wibble' as m
,'wibble' as n
,'wibble' as o
,'wibble' as p
,'wibble' as q
,'wibble' as r
,'wibble' as s
,'wibble' as t
,'wibble' as u
,'wibble' as v
,'wibble' as w
,'wibble' as x
,'wibble' as y
,'wibble' as z
,'wibble' as ab
,'wibble' as ac
,'wibble' as ad
,'wibble' as ae
,'wibble' as af
,'wibble' as ag
,'wibble' as ah
,'wibble' as ai
,'wibble' as aj
,'wibble' as ak
,'wibble' as al
,'wibble' as am
,'wibble' as an
,'wibble' as ao
,'wibble' as ap
,'wibble' as aq
,'wibble' as ar
,'wibble' as at
,'wibble' as au
,'wibble' as av
FROM dualRemoving the last column from this SQL query (bringing the total number of columns down to 45) as follows and then clicking "Test Report" works successfully.
SELECT
'wibble' as a
,'wibble' as b
,'wibble' as c
,'wibble' as d
,'wibble' as e
,'wibble' as f
,'wibble' as g
,'wibble' as h
,'wibble' as i
,'wibble' as j
,'wibble' as k
,'wibble' as l
,'wibble' as m
,'wibble' as n
,'wibble' as o
,'wibble' as p
,'wibble' as q
,'wibble' as r
,'wibble' as s
,'wibble' as t
,'wibble' as u
,'wibble' as v
,'wibble' as w
,'wibble' as x
,'wibble' as y
,'wibble' as z
,'wibble' as ab
,'wibble' as ac
,'wibble' as ad
,'wibble' as ae
,'wibble' as af
,'wibble' as ag
,'wibble' as ah
,'wibble' as ai
,'wibble' as aj
,'wibble' as ak
,'wibble' as al
,'wibble' as am
,'wibble' as an
,'wibble' as ao
,'wibble' as ap
,'wibble' as aq
,'wibble' as ar
,'wibble' as at
,'wibble' as au
FROM dualSo the question is: Is there a hard-coded limit of 45 columns for a Source Query? Or is there something else causing this error message?
(For information in the above example I have "Use Generic Report Layout" selected and the output format set to "PDF")
Thanks very much in advance for any comments or suggestions,
Andy

Thanks for the suggestion Simon.
I just created a view based on the 46-column SELECT statement from dual above and then set "SELECT * FROM myview" as the Source Query.
Unfortunately I get exactly the same error.
Thanks,
Andy

APEX 4.0 Report Query column limitation, 43 column maximum for the result!

Hi there,
I'm trying to generate report from Apex 4.0.1, but I got stucked with column limitation when I'm executing the report query.
Case:
Environment: oracle 11g, apex 4.0.1, oracle BI 11, windows xp
Table: My test table is quite simple, by creating a sample table with 44 columns, the column name is random, i.e. column1..column44, column data type is varchar2 (20)
report query:my report query is also simple, by "select * from testtable"
Ｄａｔａ: no data in my sample table
Ｅｒｒｏｒ：　then I'll get the error: "HelpORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small"
solution:　If I shrink the table column from 44 to 43, then the report can be generated to xls, pdf, etc.
Question: Is there any column limitation for Apex report query? I know there's a 32k row size limitation for varchar, but since there's no single data in my table, it shouldn't be the case.
Does anybody get this issue before? Thanks for any generous input!! :)
Horatio

hi marko,
Thanks for the reply, but i can't find the 45 column limitation from report query and report printing. any clue for this call?
Regards
Horatio

What is the best practice for running a long report/query against an active database?

We are using SQL Server 2012 EE but currently do not have the option to run queries on a R/O mirror though that is my long term goal. I am concerned I may still run into the below issue in that scenario as well since the mirror would also be updating data I
am querying.
I have a view that joins across several tables from two databases and is used by an invoicing program on existing data. Three of these tables are also actively updated by ongoing transactions. Running a report that used this view did not use to be a problem
but now our database is getting larger and we have run into some timeout problems for the live transactions coming in.
First the report query was timing out so I set command timeout to 0 and reran the query which pegged all 4 CPUs 100% for 90 minutes and so I finally killed it. Strangely there were no problems with active transactions during that time so I'm wondering if the
query was really running doing anything useful or somehow spinning and waiting. I reviewed the view and found a field I was joining on that was not indexed so created an index on that field, reran the report, which then finished in three minutes and all the
CPUs were busy but not at all pegged out. Same data queried both times. I figured problem solved. Of course later, my boss ran a similar invoice report, with the same amount of data, and our live transactions started timing out 100% while his query was running.
I did not get a chance to see the CPU usage during that time.
I looked at the execution plan of the underlying view and added the suggested index but that did not help. When I run the just the view at SQL Server it does not seem to cause any problems and finished in a couple seconds. Perhaps something else going on in
the reporting tool using the view.
My main question is - Given I have to use the live and active database, what is the proper way to run a long R/O query/report so that active transactions can still continue to update
tables that I am querying? sp_who2 did show transactions being blocked so I guess a long query accessing the tables blocks live transactions accessing those same tables, but certainly I'm not the only one doing this. I
am considering adding "with (nolock)" but am hoping there is a better standard practice as that clause can return dirty data and I understand why. Thx, Dave
Thanks, Dave
Dave

Hello
You can change the DB isolation level to Read uncommitted
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms378149(v=sql.110).aspx
or use WITH (NOLOCK)
I do use NOLOCK option for the dirty reads to avoid locks on the tables
Javier Villegas |
@javier_vill | http://sql-javier-villegas.blogspot.com/
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Comma separated data into IN clause in oracle report query

i have a field on form as order number it takes more than one value as 1,2,3
now i want to fetch data in report query for where order no in 1,2 and 3...
but field takes value as 1,2,3...
how can i separte the comma from value and how can i pass value in IN clause...or
how can i get all records with order no 1,2,3...
please suggest how can i achieve the same....

Hi Maddy....
Try this :
declare
var varchar2(10);
v1 varchar2(5);
v2 varchar2(5);
v3 varchar2(5);
vRegExp varchar2(5);
begin
var:='1,2,3';
vRegExp:='[^,]+';
FOR i IN 1..length (regexp_replace (var,vRegExp)) + 1
LOOP
            v1 := REGEXP_SUBSTR (var,vRegExp);
            v2 := REGEXP_INSTR(var,vRegExp,1,2);
            var := substr(var,v2);
           // here fetch you data from report by passing v1 as a parameter;
      EXIT WHEN v2 = 0;
END LOOP;
end;
Hope this will resolve your question..
Thanks

How to change report query dynamically in Oracle APEX?

Hi,
I want to dynamically change the where condition in APEX report query. Can anyone help me solve my this problem?
(Just want to change the query which we change in Oracle Reports using lexical parameter to change &Where, &Order by etc. dynamically!!)
Thanks, Praful

Hi
I've been using flexible queries in APEX for a few years now, and your question just added a whole new dimension to the flexible and powerful nature or writing reports in APEX.
While APEX Interactive reporting has almost completely removed the need the equivalent of Lexicals in Oracle Reports, I thought it might be fun to try and use lexicals in an APEX report.
Before we start I should summarise the powerful capability of APEX reporting to have oprtional parameters (lots and lots of them if this is needed).
For each parameter, you simply add a page item which will hold the value of the parameter.
The item/parameter can be populated by typing in the value, defining an LOV, using a date-picker etc.
To make the parameter optional simply use an OR in the where clause.
So for a apge item P200_PARAM1.....include
WHERE (:P200_PARAM1 IS NULL
OR COLUMN1 = :P200_PARAM1)
This way you can either leave the page item null or type in / select a value from a LOV.
There is a small quirk in APEX LOV's which sometimes returns a value of '%' or '%null%' - depending on the version - when no value is selected.
See Patrick Wolf's solution for this at Re: Null value handling in LOVs
I include this Application Process in all my APEX applications ;)
Now let's look at using the equivalent of Oracle Reports Lexicals......
First-off - this is based on the APEX SQL report - NOT Interactive Report.
It relies on the fact that you can let the query be parsed only at runtime.
1. Define an SQL report entering the 'core' of your query.
With a query like SELECT ENAME, JOB FROM EMP
Select 'Generic Columns' option in the 'Column Headings' section
Finish the report creation
2. Define a page item - say P200_LEXICAL - type text on the page
3. Edit the report and update the SQL query to include your lexical page item
SELECT ENAME, JOB FROM EMP &P200_LEXICAL. (REMEMBER THE '.' AT THE END)
Ensure that the option "Use Generic Column Names (parse query at runtime only)" is selected at the bottom of the query
4. Add a button to the page -using 'Create a button displayed among this region's items' the will submit the page.
5. Run the page - you will see all the employee names and job desdriptions
6. Enter a where clause into the 'Lexical' textbox - say "WHERE ENAME LIKE 'K%'" and click the 'Go' button
Voila! your where clause is magically applied.
Try any variant you like adding an ORDER BY clause etc...... this is FUN!
7. Clear the value of the LEXICAL and click go.
Edit the report and move the &P200_LEXICAL. into the selected columns (or add another one)
SELECT ENAME, JOB &P200_LEXICAL. FROM EMP
8. Run the page
Enter ",SAL" in the textbox and "Go"
We can add as many columns as we like (subject to the "Maximum number of generic report columns:" set below the SQL query in the report edit section)
Now because we have all the flexibility in APEX of setting page items using SQL or PLSQL you can set the value of the lexical programatically, or just pre-set a few values in an LOV - the options are limitless.
While I've never had the need to use lexicals - you can see that APEX provides the most Flexible Lexicals in town.
Eat your heart out "Oracle Reports"!!!
Have fun
Mike

Sales Person Commission Report

What will be a query to do a sales person commission report which includes Credit Memos?

Hi Max, welcome to forums.
Check this thread and see if it helps - Re: Commission Query
Re: Commission Report
Credit Memo query
There are plenty of commission related query threads. You can mix and match to get a result most suitable to you.

Printable Report Query Problem

I am attempting to develop a printable report query. I have created a report query under shared components that consists of 12 separate queries that gather data that all relates to a single page item. The intent is to create a printed PDF document for the user on demand that will display all this information about the page item that they have selected.
The report query gathers the information and generates an XML file in the following format.
<DOCUMENT>
 <ROWSET1>
 <ROWSET1_ROW>
 *Data from query 1*
 </ROWSET1_ROW>
 </ROWSET1>
 <ROWSET2>
 <ROWSET2_ROW>
 *Data from query 2*
 </ROWSET2_ROW>
 <ROWSET2_ROW>
 * Data from query 2*
 </ROWSET2_ROW>
 </ROWSET2>
 <ROWSET3>
 <ROWSET3_ROW>
 * Data from query 3*
 </ROWSET3_ROW>
 <ROWSET3_ROW>
 * Data from query 3*
 </ROWSET3_ROW>
 </ROWSET3>
</DOCUMENT>I then took this XML file and developed an RTF template using BI Publisher desktop and imported it as a Report Layout.
I then connected this RTF layout to the report query and ran it. I did not get the all the data to print.
I found the reason it did not work was that the XML file that is generated from the report query is not static. The next XML file that was generated from the report query looked like this:
<DOCUMENT>
 <ROWSET1>
 <ROWSET1_ROW>
 * Data from query 3*
 </ROWSET1_ROW>
 <ROWSET1_ROW>
 * Data from query 3*
 </ROWSET1_ROW>
 </ROWSET1>
 <ROWSET2>
 <ROWSET2_ROW>
 * Data from query 7*
 </ROWSET2_ROW>
 <ROWSET2_ROW>
 * Data from query 7*
 </ROWSET2_ROW>
 <ROWSET2_ROW>
 * Data from query 7*
 </ROWSET2_ROW>
 </ROWSET2>
 <ROWSET3>
 <ROWSET3_ROW>
 * Data from query 1*
 </ROWSET3_ROW>
 </ROWSET3>
</DOCUMENT>So I cannot develop an RTF template to display the data if I do not know where that data will appear in the generated XML.....
Questions (I will offer several POINTS to anyone who can answer any of these questions!!!!)
I am using APEX version 3.1
*1. Why does the report query seem to randomly renumber and reorder the XML data it produces?*
*2. Is there any way to make the report query output the XML data in the same order that the individual queries are ordered every time?*
*3. Is there any way to specifically name the rowsets or rowset rows that is supported by APEX?*
*4. Are there any other methods that I can explore to produce this report?*
*5. Is this a problem because I am on an old release? Is this not a problem on 4.1?*
Edited by: bhenderson on Feb 1, 2012 8:22 AM

Thanks for your response.
There are 12 separate queries in the report query. Each one is in a separate box on the report queries screen.
I don't know how to post an image here, but I will try to describe it:
The first query selects several fields relating to :P5_WIP_ENTITY_ID, which is a Work order. This query is header information about the job and should only return one row.
The other queries get other information relating to :P5_WIP_ENTITY_ID, like part numbers that may have been issued to that job, purchases made for that job and so on. These queries may return more than one row or may not return anything.
I have created the queries in the order that I want them to display on the form, however, when the XML is generated, ROWSET1 may have the data from the Header Query one time, then the next time it may have data from the purchase query. In other words, it does not display the data in the order that the queries appear on the report query page, and it seems to reorder the output at random.
I have looked everywhere I could think of, but there doesn't seem to be any way of connecting or relating the separate queries. I also tried doing separate queries in one box and joining them, but there is a limit of 60 data items you can select from one query box.
Edited by: bhenderson on Feb 3, 2012 10:01 AM

Passing Parameters to a report query

I have built a report query, the query has 3 parameters.
select * from EMP_DETAIL
where
emp=:EMPP
and loc=:LOCP
and seq=:SEQP
When I test the query, enter the parameters manually, it renders and I get my report.
When I add this layout to a standard on screen report region, I can not figure out how to pass the column values to those parameters.
I'll try to explain. I have a report
SELECT * FROM EMP
The users can filter the report down, then when they find the emp they want, I have created a report link that is supposed to run the detail query and have the detail report come up in a PDF.
So lets say they choose employee 0009, the columns have the :LOCP and the SEQP
I want the report query for the PDF print to be filled in and the report rendered and printed. Like I said, I can test the report query/layout from the shared components section but I can not get the column values of say #EMP#,#LOC#,#SEQ# passed to the report.
When I click the report, it appears to run forever. I do not know what is being passed to the report query.

Starting to wonder if my question doesn't make sense.
Does not seem to be something that hard.
I have a APEX 3.0 stored report query and layout loaded via the shared components section. The stored report accepts 3 parameters.
I have an employee report region (Select * from emp) and I have a derived link column that has a pretty picture in it. What I want to happen is when the users naturally migrate towards the bright colors on the screen in front of them and peck away at the mouse button, the values of the corresponding 3 columns are passed to the stored report and the report is ran and a PDF pops up and surprises the little buggers... sorry users that they actually managed to do something other than whine.
Ideas, any takers?
Maybe I will have to start a new thread with subject of
"PLZ HELP MZ URGENT!!!!!! PLZ PLZ "
or
"ORACLE IS STUPIDO!!!"
Those seems to get a lot of replies, some even helpful :)

Report Query wizard error (in Shared Components)

I have been following the <a target="_window" href="http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/application_express/howtos/howto_master_detail_pdf.html">How-To Create a Master-Detail PDF Report</a> 
 
I'm using Apex 3.01 and Firefox 2.0.0.7 
 
When I have to create a Report Query in the shared components, I get through the wizard to the Create Report Query Layout page and for some reason, the Previous and Next buttons don't work. The only button that works is the Cancel button. 
It seems to happen after I've downloaded the sample XML file from that page. 
I've also noticed this happens when you go in to edit an existing Report Query and take a download of the XML... 
On closer inspection it seems to be the buttons that have onclick="javascript:doSubmit..." behind them that don't work. Buttons with javascript:confirmDelete seem to still be active and work ok. 
 
But, the problem doesn't happen in IE7. 
 
I found this happened on both my local installation and on my apex.oracle.com instance. 
 
Has anyone else had this behavior or is this some dodgy local setting I have wrong? 
 
Gus.. 

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