CR XI SQL Command

Post Author: [email protected]
CA Forum: Crystal Reports
Can the floowing SQL statements be executed from a create SQL command within CR XI
Drop tabe t1
create table #t1 (field1 varchar 2, field2 varchar 4)
insert into #t1 (field1, field2)
select id,acctno from chargeno where amt1 > 0
insert into #t1 (field1, field2)
select id,accno from chargeno where amt2 > 0
select * from #t1
The information in t1 is what I need to return to CR. Can you use multiply sql commands within a cr command?
Thanks

Hello,
I reply to my post just to say that I've found a solution.
I've downloaded CR4E version 2 with the new sdk crjava-runtime_12.2.200.
I've installed all the new .jars and create a new jsp page on my web server and now the report works fine.
I have to test this version (12.2.200) before using it on our server.
But it seems to be a good one.
Arthuro.

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"MFG_PLANT_LI_HIST"."PRFR_MFG_PLANT_FLG",
"TBSLI21_HIST"."LI21_OP_GRP_PS_NO1",
"TBSLI21_HIST"."LI21_POMS_MERGE_NO",
"TBSLI31_HIST"."LI31_OP_ID",
"TBSLI21_HIST"."LI21_LI_POR_FG",
"TBSLI21_HIST"."LI21_BIN_ID",
"TBSLI21_HIST"."LI21_TS_MRSHL",
"TBSLI33_HIST"."LI33_CI_LI_NO",
"TBSLI33_HIST"."LI33_SH_ADDR_1",
"TBSLI33_HIST"."LI33_SH_ADDR_2",
"TBSLI33_HIST"."LI33_SH_ADDR_3",
"TBSLI33_HIST"."LI33_SH_ADDR_4",
"TBSLI33_HIST"."LI33_SH_CITY_NM",
"TBSLI33_HIST"."LI33_SH_ST_NM",
"TBSLI33_HIST"."LI33_SH_ZIP_CD",
"TBSLI33_HIST"."LI33_CU_NM",
"TBSLI33_HIST"."LI33_CU_BUS_NM"
FROM   ((("CMPREPORTING"."dbo"."TBSLI33_HIST" "TBSLI33_HIST" FULL OUTER JOIN "CMPREPORTING"."dbo"."TBSLI21_HIST" "TBSLI21_HIST" ON ("TBSLI33_HIST"."LI33_BS_OR_NO"="TBSLI21_HIST"."LI21_OR_NO") AND ("TBSLI33_HIST"."LI33_BS_LI_NO"="TBSLI21_HIST"."LI21_LI_NO")) LEFT OUTER JOIN "CMPREPORTING"."dbo"."TBSOP13_HIST" "TBSOP13_HIST" ON "TBSLI21_HIST"."LI21_OP_GRP_NO"="TBSOP13_HIST"."OP13_OP_GRP_NO") LEFT OUTER JOIN "CMPREPORTING"."dbo"."TBSLI31_HIST" "TBSLI31_HIST" ON ("TBSLI21_HIST"."LI21_OR_NO"="TBSLI31_HIST"."LI31_OR_NO") AND ("TBSLI21_HIST"."LI21_LI_NO"="TBSLI31_HIST"."LI31_LI_NO")) LEFT OUTER JOIN "CMPREPORTING"."dbo"."MFG_PLANT_LI_HIST" "MFG_PLANT_LI_HIST" ON ("TBSLI21_HIST"."LI21_OR_NO"="MFG_PLANT_LI_HIST"."OR_NO") AND ("TBSLI21_HIST"."LI21_LI_NO"="MFG_PLANT_LI_HIST"."LI_NO")
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or {?aSearchParam} = 2 and "MFG_PLANT_LI_HIST"."PRFR_MFG_PLANT_FLG"='Y' AND "TBSLI33_HIST"."LI33_CI_OR_NO"= Cast( {?Search_Val} as numeric(12,0))
or {?aSearchParam} = 3 and "MFG_PLANT_LI_HIST"."PRFR_MFG_PLANT_FLG"='Y' AND Convert( VarChar(20), "TBSLI33_HIST"."LI33_EXT_SYS_SL_OR_NO")= Convert( VarChar(20),{?Search_Val})
or {?aSearchParam} = 4 and "MFG_PLANT_LI_HIST"."PRFR_MFG_PLANT_FLG"='Y' AND Convert( VarChar(8),"TBSLI21_HIST"."LI21_OP_GRP_NO")= Convert( VarChar(8), {?GroupNo} )
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This is actually a fairly easy fix - because of the way the "OR" works in SQL, you need to surround each "set" of statements in the or with parentheses. So, it would look something like this:
Where
({?aSearchParam} = 1 and "MFG_PLANT_LI"."PRFR_MFG_PLANT_FLG"='Y' AND "TBSLI21"."LI21_OR_NO"=Cast( {?Search_Val} as Int))
or
({?aSearchParam} = 2 and "MFG_PLANT_LI"."PRFR_MFG_PLANT_FLG"='Y' AND "TBSLI33"."LI33_CI_OR_NO"=Cast( {?Search_Val} as numeric(12,0)))
or
({?aSearchParam} = 3 and "MFG_PLANT_LI"."PRFR_MFG_PLANT_FLG"='Y' AND Convert( VarChar(20),"TBSLI33"."LI33_EXT_SYS_SL_OR_NO")= Convert( VarChar(20), {?Search_Val}))
or
({?aSearchParam} = 4 and "MFG_PLANT_LI"."PRFR_MFG_PLANT_FLG"='Y' AND Convert( VarChar(8),"TBSLI21"."LI21_OP_GRP_NO") = Convert( VarChar(8), {?GroupNo}))
or
({?aSearchParam} = 5 and "MFG_PLANT_LI"."PRFR_MFG_PLANT_FLG"='Y' AND Convert( VarChar(8), ("TBSOP13"."OP13_CLR_DAY" & "TBSOP13"."OP13_PP_GRP_SEQ_NO" & "TBSOP13"."OP13_CELL_ID")) = Convert( VarChar(8), {?GroupNo}))
-Dell

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create or replace procedure "LIST_MEMBERS"
("MEMBER_CUR" OUT SYS_REFCURSOR)
is
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Example of using a ref cursor:
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 create or replace procedure open_cur(c IN OUT SYS_REFCURSOR) is
2 begin
3    open c for 'select rownum rn from dual connect by rownum <= 10';
4* end;
SQL> /
Procedure created.
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 declare
2    c     SYS_REFCURSOR;
3    v_val NUMBER;
4 begin
5    open_cur(c);
6    loop
7      fetch c INTO v_val;
8      exit WHEN c%NOTFOUND;
9      dbms_output.put_line(v_val);
10    end loop;
11    close c;
12* end;
SQL> /
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL>

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I work with Crystal Reports XI R2 SP3 and Oracle 10g R2 database.
I have an SQL Command that returns multiple records. Command name is "CommDivisionNames" and it returns column "CommDivisionNames.DIVISION_NAME". When I place this field into report details section of the report, I can see all 10 records returned and this is how it should be. I actually need this field to be placed in the report header section, and when I place the field there, then I see only the first record. I set that field as "can grow = true". When I do "browse field data" for this field, I see that all 10 records are there, but only the first one is displayed in report header section.
I thought that I can place SQL Command field anywhere on the report (page header, footer, details) and that it will always show all records that it returns from the database. Can that be done?
My "main part" of the report returns different set of records, and that's what I have in "report details" section. I need this list of divisions to be in the report header section, so user can see that the report was executed for DivA, DivC, DivE.
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sharonamt:
Users select divisions from parameter, but the parameter multi values are division_numbers (1,5,10), not division_names. Division_names are visible in parameter_prompt_window as description, but parameter remembers only numbers and I don't know how I can reuse division_names later in formula.
I do join for division_numbers and make them into one string variable and pass to sub-report, but I think that I can only get these division_names by calling an SQL command or calling stored procedure.
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ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended

I am attempting to create a view in oracle 8.0.6 but get the error message ORA-00933 SQL command not properly ended, can anyone help?:
SQL> create view AJT_SCHEDULES01 as
2 select SCHDL_REFNO, STRAN_REFNO from SCHEDULES order by STRAN_REFNO desc;
select SCHDL_REFNO, STRAN_REFNO from SCHEDULES order by STRAN_REFNO desc
ERROR at line 2:
ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended

ORDER BY cannot be used to create an ordered view or to insert in a certain order.
Please refer to Section ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended at : http://otn.oracle.com/doc/server.805/a58312/newch220.htm
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Read from sql task and send to data flow task - [OLE DB Source [1]] Error: A rowset based on the SQL command was not returned by the OLE DB provider.

I have created a execut sql task -
In that, i have a created a 'empidvar' variable of string type and put sqlstatement = 'select distinct empid from emp'
Resultset=resultname=0 and variablename=empidvar
I have added data flow task of ole db type and I put this sql statement under sql command - exec emp_sp @empidvar=?
I am getting an error.
[OLE DB Source [1]] Error: A rowset based on the SQL command was not returned by the OLE DB provider.
[SSIS.Pipeline] Error: component "OLE DB Source" (1) failed the pre-execute phase and returned error code 0xC02092B4.

shouldnt setting be Result
Set=Full Resultset as your query returns a resultset? also i think variable to be mapped should be of object type.
Then for data flow task also you need to put it inside a ForEachLoop based on ADO.NET recordset and map your earlier variable inside it so as to iterate for every value the sql task returns.
Also if using SP in oledb source make sure you read this
http://consultingblogs.emc.com/jamiethomson/archive/2006/12/20/SSIS_3A00_-Using-stored-procedures-inside-an-OLE-DB-Source-component.aspx
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A rowset based on the SQL command was not returned by the OLE DB provider.

Hi
I am calling a stored procedure using ssis.
i am creating a work table--temp in the procedure and using that to join and select columns from other tables.
i am gettig the error
[Positions [22612]] Error: A rowset based on the SQL command was not returned by the OLE DB provider.
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SET NOCOUNT ON
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Hi,
I have the OLEdb Source where it has SQL Command as Data Access Mode. Below is the sample query that i have in that.
DECLARE @MonthOffSet int = 24
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But i need to use the first four lines of code in lot other packages which has different sql statement. But if i make whole query variable then i have a limitation on length 4000 char.
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in my select statement in where clause i am using date range between @PaidDate_SK_Low
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