Conditional Row Printing

I have a table with 2 rows. I want to make the 2nd row conditional so it only shows it depending on a value I have in my XML.
I added a condition in the row:
<xsl:if test="NEXT_GRADE[normalize-space(.) != '']">
This keeps the data in the cells from printing but it still leaves a 2nd blank row for all of my records. How can I make the row not show at all so it becomes a 1 row per record report?
Thanks.

Hi,
I am also facing the same issue. Could you please explain me how are you conditionally printing duplex pages just for the last page.
In my case, I need to print the check in the footer section of the last page of the invoice and right behind that page, I need to print the address change section.
I have used <?last-page....?> functionality of XMLP to print the check in the footer section of the last page, and unable to print address section from there on in a new page.
So could you please send me your sample rtf template to [email protected] or explain the steps you followed to accomplish the work around.
Thanks and I appreciate your time on this.
Shankar.

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Conditional Duplex Printing

What is the best way to do conditional duplex printing? While printing invoices, just the last page needs to be in duplex mode, so that address details could be printed on the back side of the very last page. We have a solution at the moment, to have page breaks/sections breaks after the invoice data, which gives us what exactly what we want but, it is just not optimal. The printing takes a little bit extra time. Wondering if anybody out there has an elegant and efficient solution.
Thanks

Hi,
I am also facing the same issue. Could you please explain me how are you conditionally printing duplex pages just for the last page.
In my case, I need to print the check in the footer section of the last page of the invoice and right behind that page, I need to print the address change section.
I have used <?last-page....?> functionality of XMLP to print the check in the footer section of the last page, and unable to print address section from there on in a new page.
So could you please send me your sample rtf template to [email protected] or explain the steps you followed to accomplish the work around.
Thanks and I appreciate your time on this.
Shankar.

Conditional Row formatting not working in RTF

Hi Everyone,
Using the code from the documentation, I have managed to get every other row in my report to highlight, but only when displayed in a PDF. It doesn't come out with any row formatting when viewed as an RTF.
Can anyone explain why this is, or how I can get the RTF to how the formatting as well??
The code I am using is from page 6-90 from the documentation, in the "for-each ROW" text field formatting options:
<?if@row:position() mod 2=0?><xsl:attribute name=”background-color” xdofo:ctx="incontext">#D9D9D9</xsl:attribute><?end if?>

Ok, thank you for your reply.
I think it is a bug, because, if I remember correctly, the example we mentioned is within a section about RTF templates, so it should work.
Anyway, I found a workaround. Based on the example where the CASE switch is used: you just draw all the posible formats (including background color) for the rows in your table in your template and conditionally display the correct format for each row. You can use 'IF' instead of 'CASE' (I personally find it easier).
I hope this helps.
Greetings.

New condition type print preview time out.

Dear all,
I am a ABAPer.
I am facing one problem in PO Print preview.
My MM consultant defines one new condition type-ZPF5 .
Instead of ZPF2 we are using this condition type- ZPF5.
After that in PO ,Net value & everything coming fine.
There is a smartform also related to this.
I have added all logic related to ZPF5 .
But when going to print preview In production & clicking on print preview,
It is giving time out after 9-10 mint-Time out for ALL po,not only for this condition related .
v_no = &SFSY-JOBPAGES& -1. "in this line.
&SFSY-JOBPAGES& means " Total number of pages in the currently formatted print request.
I saw M/08 - ZPF5 Print equal to 'X ' & Statistics is ticked for this.
But when I revert back old SMART FORMS & PRINT = blank,print preview is coming fine for all PO except
ZPF5 Is not affecting in print preview,but in PO affecting.
Any help from MM side?
Thanks
Gourav.

Dear all,
Issue resolved.
I have changed my select query & remove old condition from that,now I am using only ZPF5.
Like :
SELECT SINGLE KBETR KWERT KRECH FROM KONV INTO (V1_KBE,V_PF,V_KREC)
         WHERE KNUMV EQ V_KNUM AND
               KPOSN EQ WA_MAT-EBELP AND
               KSCHL EQ 'ZPF5'. " not zpf2
Thanks all for your time.
Thanks
Kumar Gourav.

Dynamic footer row prints outside the content area

Hi,
I'm using LiveCycle Designer ES 8.2.1. I also have a web application injecting data into the report I created with LiveCycle. The basic structure is the following:
1 Master page with 1 page and a content area containing a table filled with a list of object. My table has 1 header row, 2 body rows and a footer row that is added dynamically with page break condition.
The logic behind that is written in FormCalc. Our objects are sent as a list which fills either one or the other body row based on a type. Each object has an "authority" property with a certain value that are used to mark the pages. The list of object is sorted by authority. So, when the current iterating object has a different authority than the previous one, we insert a page brake and the footer row. Everything is wraped in a subform that is "In Content Area" (Object/Pagination/Place).
The problem is that the footer row is not considered as part of the content area. If the last line of a section fits tight in the content area, the footer row overflows outside the content area and even the whole page in some cases.
Here are more details:
We tried any combination of subform wraping and ticking of the "Allow page break with content" check box.
We tried changing the type of the footer row for a body row in case footers were different than body rows.
We tried every combination of "Keep with" and "place".
We tried to change the footer row to a body row and have it displayed on every page and that work, but our client refused the solution...
Starting with the above (pt 4) template and changing back the body to footer row brought us to the begining
To the best of our knowledge, we tried everyting possible...
What I'm looking for is either a confirmed bug for version 8.2.1 about this or a solution other than redesigning the whole report.
Best regards,
Sylvain Cloutier

Hi,
I know this might no help to solve my issue, but this document doesn't belong to me and I'm afraid I cannot share the file on the internet. It belongs to our client to whom we offer support on this. You know... I'd probably lose my job!
Though, I've been trying with Adobe LiveCycle Designer ES4 11.0.0 and the same problem occurs. It looks like the row is added to the table after the whole document was produced, so it seems to be working as designed.

DataGrid Conditional Row Hiding ?

Hello Everyone, I am trying to solve this basic and simple
Datagrid problem and could not find any help anywhere so I have to
resort to the experts here.
I have an XML with nodes that contain an attribute value that
I'm checking for to decide if I should display the row or not. For
example, consider this XML
xmlVar:XML = <XML>
<a row="1" visibility="Invisible" />
<a row="2" visibility="Visible" />
<a row="3" visibility="Visible" />
<a row="4" visibility="Visible" />
<a row="5" visibility="Invisible" />
</XML>
The dataprovider for the datagrid would simply be {xmlVar.a}
and the datagridcoulmn's dataprovider would be say "@row" Now lets
say I want to only display rows that have the visibility="Visible"
So the datagrid would only display "row" 2, 3, and 4 In other
words, a conditional display of a a datagrid row. Hope you guys
understand what I mean here. Is this even possible to do ?? I know
other solutions as using temporary variable to store the xml nodes
that have visibility="Visible" and then use that to feed in to the
datagrid. That is a very inefficient solution to this problem.
Wondering if anyone of you have a smarter/efficient way of solving
this issue.
Thanks in advance.

Well, I figured it out myself. For those who are interested.
I just threw in the conditional in to the data provider and it
makes sense and works like a charm ! Sometimes, things are so much
easier than you think it is !
dataProvider = {xmlVar.a.(@visibility!='Invisible')}
Done deal.

Problem in date plz find out of the mistake on my code only 1 row Print

import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.Date;
//import java.util.Iterator;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFCell;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFRow;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFSheet;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFWorkbook;
import org.apache.poi.poifs.filesystem.POIFSFileSystem;
public class ExcelFileReader {
 public ExcelFileReader(){
 public void readExcelFile(POIFSFileSystem fs)throws Exception{
 HSSFWorkbook wb = new HSSFWorkbook(fs);
 HSSFSheet sheet = wb.getSheetAt(0);
 HSSFCell cell= null;
 for(int j=0;j<sheet.getPhysicalNumberOfRows();j++){
 HSSFRow row = sheet.getRow(j);
 for(int i=0;i<row.getPhysicalNumberOfCells();i++){
 cell = row.getCell((short)i);
 if(j==1 && i==2){
 Date date = cell.getDateCellValue();
 SimpleDateFormat objSimpleDateFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("MM/dd/yy");
 System.out.println (objSimpleDateFormat.format(date));
 } else {
 if (cell.getCellType() == 0 ){
 System.out.println(cell.getNumericCellValue());
 } else if (cell.getCellType() == 1 ){
 System.out.println(cell.getStringCellValue());
 public static void main(String args[])throws Exception {
 try{
 ExcelFileReader objExcelFileReader = new ExcelFileReader();
 POIFSFileSystem fs = new POIFSFileSystem(new FileInputStream("c:/test.xls"));
 objExcelFileReader.readExcelFile (fs);
 }catch(Exception ex){
 ex.printStackTrace();
}

i have problem in output of date in the excel file have set of columns all columns will print but date is not print plz modify the code
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.Date;
//import java.util.Iterator;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFCell;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFRow;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFSheet;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFWorkbook;
import org.apache.poi.poifs.filesystem.POIFSFileSystem;
public class ExcelFileReader {
 public ExcelFileReader(){
 public void readExcelFile(POIFSFileSystem fs)throws Exception{
 HSSFWorkbook wb = new HSSFWorkbook(fs);
 HSSFSheet sheet = wb.getSheetAt(0);
 HSSFCell cell= null;
 for(int j=0;j<sheet.getPhysicalNumberOfRows();j++){
 HSSFRow row = sheet.getRow(j);
 for(int i=0;i<row.getPhysicalNumberOfCells();i++){
 cell = row.getCell((short)i);
 if(j==1 && i==2){
 Date date = cell.getDateCellValue();
 SimpleDateFormat objSimpleDateFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("MM/dd/yy");
 System.out.println (objSimpleDateFormat.format(date));
 } else {
 if (cell.getCellType() == 0 ){
 System.out.println(cell.getNumericCellValue());
 } else if (cell.getCellType() == 1 ){
 System.out.println(cell.getStringCellValue());
 public static void main(String args[])throws Exception {
 try{
 ExcelFileReader objExcelFileReader = new ExcelFileReader();
 POIFSFileSystem fs = new POIFSFileSystem(new FileInputStream("c:/test.xls"));
 objExcelFileReader.readExcelFile (fs);
 }catch(Exception ex){
 ex.printStackTrace();
output:-
Eno
Ename
DOJ
SALARY
DeptNo
Attendence
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Naresh
01/01/07
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1000.0
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1000.0
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1000.0
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1000.0
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1.0
Naresh
39111.0
1000.0
1.0
P
1.0
Naresh
39112.0
0.0
1.0
A
1.0
Naresh
39114.0
1000.0
1.0
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1.0
Naresh
39115.0
1000.0
1.0
P
1.0
Naresh
39116.0
1000.0
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1.0
Naresh
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1000.0
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1000.0
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1.0
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1000.0
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1.0
Naresh
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1000.0
1.0
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1.0
Naresh
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1000.0
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1.0
Naresh
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1000.0
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1.0
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1000.0
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1.0
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39129.0
1000.0
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1.0
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1.0
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1000.0
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1.0
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1000.0
1.0
P
1.0
Naresh
39134.0
1000.0
1.0
P
1.0
Naresh
39135.0
1000.0
1.0
P
1.0
Naresh
39136.0
1000.0java.lang.NullPointerException
 at ExcelFileReader.readExcelFile(ExcelFileReader.java:35)
 at ExcelFileReader.main(ExcelFileReader.java:49)
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P
1.0
Naresh
39137.0
1000.0
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P
1.0
Naresh
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1.0
Naresh
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1000.0
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Naresh
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1.0
Naresh
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1.0
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1.0
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1.0
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1.0
Naresh
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1.0
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1.0
Naresh
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1.0
Naresh
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1.0
Naresh
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P
1.0
Naresh
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1000.0
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P
1.0
Naresh
39156.0
1000.0
1.0
P
1.0
Naresh
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0.0
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1.0
Naresh
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0.0
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A
1.0
Naresh
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A
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A
1.0
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1.0
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1.0
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1.0
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1.0
Naresh
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1.0
P
1.0
Naresh
39171.0
1000.0
1.0
P
2.0
Nani
39083.0
1000.0
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P
2.0
Nani
39084.0
1000.0
2.0
P
2.0
Nani
39085.0
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2.0
Nani
39086.0
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2.0
Nani
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2.0
Nani
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Nani
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2.0
Nani
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P
2.0
Nani
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2.0
Nani
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Client copy & condition records: Printing from QA system to production

Hi,
We have the following problem: When production system is copied to quality assurance system (full system copy / client copy), also the condition records are copied. This means that when e.g. a sales order is printed in QA system, this printout goes to a business printer by default. This is a matter which is definitively annoying to the business.
Is it possible to find an easy way to fix this problem? For example, can the condition records be cleared after the full system copy? Or, is it possible to add word "TEST" on top of the printout if it is printed in QA system? We are looking an easy and simple solution to this.
I tried to find a solution in SAP Printing Guide, but couldn't find any help in there. Do you have any ideas or suggestions where can I find more help? Do you know if there is an SAP Note for this? Is the Message Control (CA-GTF-BS) http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/c8/19878343b111d1896f0000e8322d00/frameset.htm right place to start the investigating?
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Jarmo Tuominen

After the system copy we go in and lock all printers then clear all the queues. Simpler ways we've not found.
We wrote ABAP programs that lock the printers then deletes the queues thus giving us the chance to clear things up as soon as the copy is done.
Be nice to hear if anyone has a better way.

Conditional Row Colors

Hello everyone,
I have a column in a table that can have 3 different values. I'd like the font on the row in the APEX Report to change based on the value. I have the following case statement:
CASE
WHEN "PRIORITY" = 1
THEN ''
|| "PRIORITY"
|| ''
WHEN "PRIORITY" = 2
THEN ''
|| "PRIORITY"
|| ''
WHEN "PRIORITY" = 3
THEN ''
|| "PRIORITY"
|| ''
ELSE "PRIORITY"
END
I'm getting the error "Columns that use HTML need alias names".
I've tried to add "PRIORITY as "Priority" above the case statement, in the main select statement, but then it gives me "ORA-00923: FROM keyword not found where expected".
I basically want the whole row to be colored based on the priority. The column name is supposed to be "Priority".
If anyone can help, or knows of a better way to do this, let me know!
Thanks,
Joe

Hi,
As long as you are not using the "Alternating Row Colors" report template, then there is an easier way. Go to Shared Components, Templates and click Create. Create a new Report template based on a copy of an existing template - perhaps the Standard report template. When created, click on the link for your new template to edit it. You will see four Column Template settings numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4. In the Column Template 1, you will see the currently defined template for each TD in a row. Copy this into the other three Column Template settings. Now, in the Condition settings for 1, 2 and 3, select "Use Based on PL/SQL Expression". In the Column Template 1 Expression, enter the following:
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I am trying to generate a report from the test director database. The report structure is:
Table 1 has 2 columns (description for table 2) and table 2 has 3 columns. I want table 2 data to print always but only want table 1 data to print when it changes. I am able to get a lot of different results but not the one I am looking for. I am just not sure how to structure the tags around the elements to get the print I need.

ROWSET>
- <ROW>
<CF_ITEM_PATH>AAAABAAAD</CF_ITEM_PATH>
<CF_ITEM_NAME>Database Batch Export from Files - 8625224</CF_ITEM_NAME>
<TC_TEST_ORDER>1</TC_TEST_ORDER>
<TC_TEST_ID>2191</TC_TEST_ID>
<TS_NAME>JDE Standards for new features</TS_NAME>
<DS_STEP_NAME>Step 1</DS_STEP_NAME>
<DS_STEP_ORDER>1</DS_STEP_ORDER>
<CY_CYCLE>Database Batch Export From Files - 8625224</CY_CYCLE>
<CF_NO_OF_SONS>0</CF_NO_OF_SONS>
<CYCLE_NAME />
<CY_FOLDER_ID>327</CY_FOLDER_ID>
<HDR1>AAAABAAAD--Database Batch Export from Files - 8625224</HDR1>
<HDR2>AAAABAAAD Database Batch Export from Files - 8625224</HDR2>
<DS_DESCRIPTION><html><body>Review Program Helps for P00DBDLP.</body></html></DS_DESCRIPTION>
<DS_EXPECTED><html><body>Ensure program helps are useful and accurate.</body></html></DS_EXPECTED>
<TS_DESCRIPTION><html><body>Objective:
Ensure JDE standards are followed.
Pre-requisite:
None
Internal:
None
.</body></html></TS_DESCRIPTION>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<CF_ITEM_PATH>AAAABAAAD</CF_ITEM_PATH>
<CF_ITEM_NAME>Database Batch Export from Files - 8625224</CF_ITEM_NAME>
<TC_TEST_ORDER>1</TC_TEST_ORDER>
<TC_TEST_ID>2191</TC_TEST_ID>
<TS_NAME>JDE Standards for new features</TS_NAME>
<DS_STEP_NAME>Step 2</DS_STEP_NAME>
<DS_STEP_ORDER>2</DS_STEP_ORDER>
<CY_CYCLE>Database Batch Export From Files - 8625224</CY_CYCLE>
<CF_NO_OF_SONS>0</CF_NO_OF_SONS>
<CYCLE_NAME />
<CY_FOLDER_ID>327</CY_FOLDER_ID>
<HDR1>AAAABAAAD--Database Batch Export from Files - 8625224</HDR1>
<HDR2>AAAABAAAD Database Batch Export from Files - 8625224</HDR2>
<DS_DESCRIPTION><html><body>Review Program Helps for P82100.</body></html></DS_DESCRIPTION>
<DS_EXPECTED><html><body>Ensure information about the new option is included in the helps.</body></html></DS_EXPECTED>
<TS_DESCRIPTION><html><body>Objective:
Ensure JDE standards are followed.
Pre-requisite:
None
Internal:
None
.</body></html></TS_DESCRIPTION>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<CF_ITEM_PATH>AAAABAAAD</CF_ITEM_PATH>
<CF_ITEM_NAME>Database Batch Export from Files - 8625224</CF_ITEM_NAME>
<TC_TEST_ORDER>2</TC_TEST_ORDER>
<TC_TEST_ID>2202</TC_TEST_ID>
<TS_NAME>Verify Security Functionality</TS_NAME>
<DS_STEP_NAME>Step 1</DS_STEP_NAME>
<DS_STEP_ORDER>0</DS_STEP_ORDER>
<CY_CYCLE>Database Batch Export From Files - 8625224</CY_CYCLE>
<CF_NO_OF_SONS>0</CF_NO_OF_SONS>
<CYCLE_NAME />
<CY_FOLDER_ID>327</CY_FOLDER_ID>
<HDR1>AAAABAAAD--Database Batch Export from Files - 8625224</HDR1>
<HDR2>AAAABAAAD Database Batch Export from Files - 8625224</HDR2>
<DS_DESCRIPTION><html><body>WW User Exclusive
Testing the User Exclusive field values requires 2 separate user profiles. For ease of test, sign on to different sessions. With User Profile A (session 1) access the World Writer menu (G82). Select any menu option. Create a WW version. Set the User Exclusive field on the Addtional Parameters to 0. Using User Profile B (session 2) select the version created with User Profile A and type 8 in the option column.</body></html></DS_DESCRIPTION>
<DS_EXPECTED><html><body>The V00DBDLP window will display. When User Exclusive = 0 then users other than the creator have all access to the version. Anyone can design, change detail values, check in, check out, install, transfer, copy, delete, or run the version.</body></html></DS_EXPECTED>
<TS_DESCRIPTION><html><body>Objective:
Test the available security features to ensure they respond as expected.
Pre-requisite:
Knowledge of the World Writer tool is required.
Internal:
None
.</body></html></TS_DESCRIPTION>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<CF_ITEM_PATH>AAAABAAAD</CF_ITEM_PATH>
<CF_ITEM_NAME>Database Batch Export from Files - 8625224</CF_ITEM_NAME>
<TC_TEST_ORDER>2</TC_TEST_ORDER>
<TC_TEST_ID>2202</TC_TEST_ID>
<TS_NAME>Verify Security Functionality</TS_NAME>
<DS_STEP_NAME>Step 2</DS_STEP_NAME>
<DS_STEP_ORDER>1</DS_STEP_ORDER>
<CY_CYCLE>Database Batch Export From Files - 8625224</CY_CYCLE>
<CF_NO_OF_SONS>0</CF_NO_OF_SONS>
<CYCLE_NAME />
<CY_FOLDER_ID>327</CY_FOLDER_ID>
<HDR1>AAAABAAAD--Database Batch Export from Files - 8625224</HDR1>
<HDR2>AAAABAAAD Database Batch Export from Files - 8625224</HDR2>
<DS_DESCRIPTION><html><body>Return to session 1 User Profile A and create another version or change the version from step 1. Set the User Exclusive field on the Addtional Parameters to 1. Using User Profile B (session 2) select the version created with User Profile A and type 8 in the option column.</body></html></DS_DESCRIPTION>
<DS_EXPECTED><html><body>The V00DBDLP window will display. When User Exclusive = 1 then users other than the creator have Medium security. Only the "Last Modified By" user can design, change detail values, check in, check out, or delete the version. Anyone can install, copy, transfer, or run the version.</body></html></DS_EXPECTED>
<TS_DESCRIPTION><html><body>Objective:
Test the available security features to ensure they respond as expected.
Pre-requisite:
Knowledge of the World Writer tool is required.
Internal:
None
.</body></html></TS_DESCRIPTION>
</ROW>
</ROWSET>
the above is just a subset of the xml.
As for the .rtf. Not sure how to attach here. But table 1 contains TS_NAME and TS_DESCRIPTION which should only print when it changes and table to contains
DS_STEP_NAME, DS_DESCRIPTION and DS_EXPECTED.
I have put one tag at the beginning of table 1 TS_NAME Which looks like
<?choose:?> <?when:DS_STEP_ORDER=1?> <?otherwise?> <?for-each:ROW?>
the end tag is at the end of table 2 DS_EXPECTED which looks like
<?end for-each?> <?end for-each?>
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Basically the requirement is as below
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i have copied a standard invoice form LB_BIL_INVOICE and i am getting an output like this :
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>
Karthik D wrote:
> Hi srikant,
>
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>
> Regards,
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