Conditional links in sql report
Hi all,
i have created a report with 5 columns. First 2 columns are copy and edit links, rest 3 columns are the corresponding row value. If i click on copy then the primary key of the selected row is passed over to the next detail page and details are shown there. Similar is the case with edit link.
But i want to show edit link with only those rows, which the user have access. The table shows all the detail, but the link should only come when the user has the privilege to edit it. Can i provide conditionality in SQL Report link column?
Do reply. Thanks in advance
With Regards,
Sunil Bhatia
Dear Sunil Bhatia!
I'm not sure if it is possible to make a column link conditional so I would suggest you a little workaround. On the detail page where your edit link leads to create a validation (page processing). This should be a page level validation of type SQL or PL/SQL as you like. This validation could check the user rights with SQL and depending on the result of the validation show an error message like "Sorry, You don't have enough rights to edit this row!" or it could display the detail page to edit the row.
I hope this will help you along.
Yours sincerely
Florian W.
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Edited by: user709584 on Mar 19, 2009 2:32 PM
Edited by: user709584 on Mar 19, 2009 2:34 PMtry something like this:
return fn_dbtype(1)@dblink; -
Access Report Link to SQL database
Hi,
I have been designing a report interface in Access that is supposed to retrieve data from an SQL Database. The problem is that i don't know how to connect the two so that it (report) retrieves data from the database. How do I connect the two?
martinHi breakage,
Based on my understanding, you want to connect to a SQL Server database on Access side, then retrieve the data from the database.
When connecting to a SQL Server database, Access creates a new table (linked table), and it's structure and contents are corresponding to the source object. In your scenario, you can open the Access database in which you want to create the linked tables,
then choose External Data tab. With the wizard, you can link the expected SQL Server database. For more information, please refer to the
Link to SQL Server data section of this article:
Import or link Access to SQL Server data .
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
Best regards,
Qiuyun Yu
Qiuyun Yu
TechNet Community Support -
Hi,
Hoping someone can please assist but I am unsure how to highlight a row within my SQL Report based on a condition, i.e. either a DECODE or CASE statement being true - if so, would like that report highlighted light blue say.
Any help, links,examples would be much appreciated.
Thanks.
Tony.This should help
Conditional item formatting (color)
you will have to tweak it a bit, but its a way forward for you. -
Changing Row color of standard SQL report
Hi,
I am trying to follow this post to change the color of a row in APEX SQL report. Change Colour of Row - Oracle APEX SQL Report
It's a bit outdated, and trying to figure out how to get to this page: http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/4782/columntemplate.jpg in APEX 4.2 where I can conditionally set background color.
I am using theme 13 (legacy) and made a copy of the report region. Edited it but cannot find an equivalent section of that apex 3.1 screenshot.
Any help appreciated.William Wallace wrote:
I sure was :) Cheers for pointing it out.
Just another question, there are 4 options for the #COLUMN_VALUE# which I have background color conditionally (just like in that screenshot) based on one of the column values. The column can be of 1..5 values, however I only have 4 conditions to work with in the template editor.
So what APEX is doing is since it can't find a 5th matching condition, it picks the very first one and applies it on it (even though the condition doesn't match).
Is there anyway I can incorporate a 5th option/condition for column templates? Cheers.Not using that technique. There are a couple of options: another template-based approach using a custom named column report template, or using jQuery. I generally prefer the template method as everything runs on the server.
1. Start by including a column containing the condition logic to generate a class value in the report query:
select
, case
when sal < 1000 then 'low'
when sal between 1000 and 2000 then 'medium'
when sal > 2000 then 'high'
end sal_class
from
empThen create a custom named column report template:
2. Go to: Shared Components > Templates > Create
3. In the wizard select: Report > From Scratch
4. Enter/select:
Name: [Name for this template]
Theme: [Your current theme]
Template Class: Custom 1
Template Type: Named Column (row template)
5. Click Create.
6. Click the Status Report link in the Templates report.
7. Enter the following properties:
Row Template 1
<tr class="#SAL_CLASS#"><td>#1#</td><td>#2#</td>...include a cell with a column substitution for every column in your report...</tr>i.e. the column with the conditional logic in the query is used to apply the required class to the row.
Before Rows
<!-- Copy the Before Rows definition from the Standard report template for your current theme and paste here -->
<tr><th>#1#</th><th>#2#</th>...include a header with a column substitution for every column in your report...</tr>
After Rows
<!-- Copy the After Rows definition from the Standard report template for your current theme and paste here -->Add CSS to style the rows:
8. Edit the Page CSS Attributes for the report page:
Inline
tr.low td { background-color: yellow; }
tr.medium td { background-color: white; }
tr.high td { background-color: red; }9. Change the report to use the new template.
For the alternative jQuery approach, Tom created an example for this thread: +{thread:id=2487955}+ -
Add Image column in classic sql report to open a pop page
I have sql report I want to add a new column which will have image to click, Once user clicks the image a popup page should open.
Hi Vikram,
Sorry to bother you, I am very new to apex. Here is my sql query for sql report. Can you please help me.
<xmp>select
case
when ISUPPORT_NUMBER is null or ISUPPORT_NUMBER = 'N/A' then '<a href="javascript:myFunc3(''' || MACHINE_NAME || ''')"><p style="font-weight:bold;color:#04B404;font-size:12px;">Enter SR Number</p></a>'
else '<span style="background-color:red;font-weight:bold">'
|| ISUPPORT_NUMBER
|| '</span>'
end ISUPPORT_NUMBER,
case
when ISUPPORT_NUMBER is not null and ISUPPORT_NUMBER != 'N/A' then '<a href="javascript:myFunc4(''' || MACHINE_NAME || ''')"><p style="font-weight:bold;color:#FF0000;font-size:14px;">'|| MACHINE_NAME ||'</p></a>'
else '<a href="javascript:myFunc4(''' || MACHINE_NAME || ''')"><p style="font-weight:bold;color:#04B404;font-size:14px;">'|| MACHINE_NAME ||'</p></a>'
end MACHINE_NAME,
FUNCTION,
VERSION,
VENDOR_CLUSTER,
case when used_by is null then '<a href="javascript:myFunc2(''' || MACHINE_NAME || ''')"><p style="font-weight:bold;color:#04B404;font-size:12px;">Avaliable</p></a>'
when upper(used_by)=v('APP_USER') then '<a href="javascript:myFunc5(''' || MACHINE_NAME || ''')"><p style="font-weight:bold;color:blue;font-size:12px;">' || used_by || '</p></a>'
else used_by
end used_by,
case
when loaned_to is null and ( upper(used_by)=v('APP_USER') or used_by is null) then '<a href="javascript:myFunc(''' || MACHINE_NAME || ''')"><p style="font-weight:bold;color:#04B404;font-size:12px;">Avaliable</p></a>'
when upper(used_by)=v('APP_USER') then '<a href="javascript:myFunc6(''' || MACHINE_NAME || ''')"><p style="font-weight:bold;color:blue;font-size:12px;">' || loaned_to || '</p></a>'
else loaned_to
end loaned_to,
LOANED_TO_EXPIRY_DATE,
LOAN_INFO,
decode(SCAN_NAME,null,'<a href="javascript:myFunc3(''' || MACHINE_NAME || ''')"><p style="font-weight:bold;color:#04B404;font-size:12px;">More Details</p></a>','<a href="javascript:myFunc3(''' || MACHINE_NAME || ''')"><p style="font-weight:bold;color:#04B404;font-size:12px;">More Details</p></a>') SCAN_NAME,
USERNAME,
VNC_PASSWORD,
LAST_UPDATED_BY , </xmp>
<b>Here I want to add a image column where I can give a link like above to open popup </b>
from install_dbqa_machines
Edited by: Sivaramaraju on Jun 19, 2012 9:06 AM
Edited by: Sivaramaraju on Jun 19, 2012 9:07 AM
Edited by: Sivaramaraju on Jun 19, 2012 9:08 AM
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