Confusion in column of V$session_wait

Hi experts, please explain me the meaning of p1,p2,p3 columns i am confused, i know this wait event but i am not able to interpret what p1,p2,p3 value means here
SQL> select event,seconds_in_wait,p1,p2,p3 from v$session_wait where sid=34
EVENT SECONDS_IN_WAIT P1 P2 P3
enq: TX - row lock contention 52 1415053318 458757 989
Edited by: 842638 on May 3, 2012 8:24 PM

842638 wrote:
Hi experts, please explain me the meaning of p1,p2,p3 columns i am confused, i know this wait event but i am not able to interpret what p1,p2,p3 value means here
SQL> select event,seconds_in_wait,p1,p2,p3 from v$session_wait where sid=34
EVENT SECONDS_IN_WAIT P1 P2 P3
enq: TX - row lock contention 52 1415053318 458757 989
Edited by: 842638 on May 3, 2012 8:24 PMwhen all else fails, Read The Fine Manual
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e25513/dynviews_3024.htm#REFRN30229
Handle:     842638
Status Level:     Newbie
Registered:     Mar 8, 2011
Total Posts:     85
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WHY so many unanswered questions?
Edited by: sb92075 on May 3, 2012 8:29 PM

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When I responded before, I got ahead of myself. This: javascript:popUp2('f?p=&APP_ID.:2:&SESSION.::&DEBUG.::P2_ID:#ID#',500,400)
is used in the HTML source for a Region (for example) to define a link.
Sorry for the confusion,
Don.
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Sql report, How to access current rows 6 columns data

I have one page having page items & SQL report having 8 columns.
First column of report is a link for editing.
on clicking first column, that record gets displayed on page items, which are opn same page.
Now my problem is i have used link column of report and set 3 page items value on click of link column.\
But i need to set values for 2 more page items.
I tried to create computation & process but not working. i am confused about which process point to select & whether onclick page gets submitted or not.
I tried to write jscript but not succeeded. I dont know how to get current row id in jscript & different column values of current rowid.
any help.

Hi,
Thanks for reply.
in 5 items, first three are numeric and last two are timestamp fromtime, totime.
as I mentioned earlier if i interchange 4 & 5 items i.e. now ITEM4 is totime & ITEM5 is fromtime
and their values. I get value for totime & not for fromtime. all records contain values for all 5 columns. no null.
So basically their is no problem in value or data, The only problem is whatever sequence is maintained first 4 items get value & 5th item remains blenk.
Either I type all 5 ITEM NAMES in one Item name-value pair of link or use all three pairs, 5th ITEM remain blank.

Passing value from Report Column to Javascript

Dear Apex wizards,
I am a bit stuck right now with implementing a modal pop-up/iframe/javascript and this forum is my last hope to fix this issue.
Anyway, will try to explain what I am trying to accomplish.
What I need is: I want to have an SQL report, as a very first column I want to have an "ID" numbers from my table and I want this column to have a "Column Link" set in "Column Attributes" proper ties. The trick is, that when I click on the column link (when I run my report on Apex page) I need a JQuery modal window to pop-up where in IFrame will be another page and this page will use an "ID" from my column link URL to display data. So, basically I want to pass an "ID" value from my parent page to my child page which is displayed in iFrame of modal window.
And here is what I have:
1. I do have an SQL report:
select SUBNET_ID,
       long2ip(NETWORK_ADDRESS),
       long2ip(SUBNET_MASK),
       long2ip(END_HOST),
       long2ip(START_HOST),
       MAX_HOSTS,
       long2ip(BROADCAST_IP),
       NETWORK_CLASS,
       NETWORK_SIZE,
       HOST_SIZE
from   YC_CM_IP_SUBNETS 2. Then, in "Column Attributes" for "SUBNET_ID" a have set a "Column Link" to URL as : javascript:ViewNetworkDetails(#SUBNET_ID#); 3. Now, when I run my page and point my mice on any item in my "SUBNET_ID" column I can see that it is getting a "SUBNET_ID" number from my table and it shows it in the buttom of the browser as :javascript:ViewNetworkDetails(1);, or (2) or whatever "SUBNET_ID" is. So, that is good.
4. And here I am getting confused, basically I have to pass a value of javascript:ViewNetworkDetails(#SUBNET_ID#);, which seems to work as it gives me correct numbers from my table, to my "ViewNetworkDetails" JavaScript function, so it can paste this value into "f?p=........." iFrame URL. Below is my Jquery Modal form script and Javascript to redirect me to my popup page (the script is in HTML Header):
<script type="text/javascript">
function ViewNetworkDetails(){
var apexSession = $v('pInstance');
var apexAppId = $v('pFlowId');
var subnetIDNumber = document.getElementById(#SUBNET_ID#);
$(function(){
vRuleBox = '<div id="ViewNetworkDetailsBox" title="View Subnet Details">
<iframe src="f?p='+apexAppId+':103:'+apexSession+'::NO:103:P103_SUBNET_ID:'+subnetIDNumber+'
"width="875" height="500" title="View Subnet Details" frameborder="no"></iframe></div>'
$(document.body).append(vRuleBox);
$("#ViewNetworkDetailsBox").dialog({
                        buttons:{"Cancel":function(){$(this).dialog("close");}},
                        stack: true,
modal: true,
                        width: 950,
resizable: true,
autoResize: true,
draggable: true,
close : function(){$("#ViewNetworkDetailsBox").remove();
                        location.reload(true); }
</script> P.S. My assumption is, that there is a problem with this part of my scriptvar subnetIDNumber = document.getElementById(#SUBNET_ID#); where I cannot get my "SUBNET_ID" value from javascript:ViewNetworkDetails(#SUBNET_ID#); into "subnetIDNumber" variable and that is why I cannot pass it to my iFrame URL.
P.S. P.S. the child page 103 has a "Automated Row Fetch", so it is not a problem. In addition, I did a simple test, where I had a page item "P102_Value" with some value and in my script I had instead var subnetIDNumber = document.getElementById(#SUBNET_ID#); this var subnetIDNumber = $v('P102_Value'); and it worked perfectly fine....but cannot make it working against SQL Select statement :-(
HEEEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLPPPP.
Thanks

Change your column link to send the subnet_id column's value to the function call (you mentioned it, but I m not sure if you actually did)
javascript:ViewNetworkDetails(#SUBNET_ID#);<u>You are passing the parameter value to the function, but not defined any parameters in the function definition</u>(this is possible in JS, any extra parameters is ignored)
So, modify the function to accept the subnet ID parameter(I am actually surprised how you missed this) and assign that parameter to variable.
<script type="text/javascript">
function ViewNetworkDetails(pSubnetId){
var apexSession = $v('pInstance');
var apexAppId = $v('pFlowId');
var subnetIDNumber = pSubnetId;
//rest of the code would be the same

[2007A] - [8.81] Aging report with passed due date invoices in 120+ column

Hello,
My database contains invoices due in october 2010.
When I run the aging report, the amount of the invoice is not in column 0-30 but in column 120+
When I run the dunning wizard, these invoice are not included.
i tried to look all the parameter without success. Any idea why I have these invoice in this column ? Please let me know if you need more information to understand my issue.
I also tried to run the report in 8.81, and teh problem remain the same
Thank you for you help
Sébastien

Gordon,
OK you're right, I didn't read well this report, and I was confused with the fact that these invoices were not in the dunning wizard result.
So yes, the aging report is correct, but my issue was the dunning wizard, and I realize these invoices have a dunning level in the installment higher than the max dunning level of my dunning terms.
So thank you for your answer, it lead me to look at the real problem!
Sébastien

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