Custom Item in Syndicator: count of record exported

Hi all,
I'm new in MDM and I have many doubt.
One is about the possibility of add a custom item in syndicator contaning the number of the record exported.
It's possible?
Any suggestion?
thanks in advantage.
Enzo

Hi Enzo,
Custom Item in MDM Syndicator are used for the follwing reasons:
1.To include Source fields from the current table.
2. To include Source attributes from the connected repository.
3.To include Remote keys from the current table and its subtables.
4. To include Raw text entered directly into the custom item.
5.To include Repository name from which the syndicated data originated.
6.To include Date and time of the syndication.
For more information u can visit the link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_mdm550/helpdata/en/ff/37e4c6857449388ddb6c77f160ac4f/frameset.htm
What i understood from ur question is that u want to add a custom field containing the number of records to be syndicated?
U can control the number for record u want to syndicate by applying the appropriate search criteria.
If u have any more queries feel free to revert back.
Hope i've tried to answer ur question.
Regards,
Seema Rane.
PS: Pls give points to helpful answer.

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-oracle portal 9.4.0.1
-a custom item based on custom text (so as to have the RTE to edit HTML).
-A few attributes that help me define the class of an enclosing DIV tag that I wanted to put (a class and an ID)
-A plsql call associated to the custom item, with the flag "display inline" checked
-The dirty HTML generated by the built-in Oracle RTE (with BODY and HTML tags enclosing the actual HTML)
-The region that will contain the item is set so that just the "Function Call" is (or should be) displayed
I wanted to control entirely the display of the item text, while enclosing it in a custom DIV tag.
After a few tries, one of which involved forcing an HTML comment around the item content that Portal stubbornly
displayed, I've discovered this simple way. I don't know hom much this way is portable, but is done entirely with the APIs.
In the stored procedure that displays the item, that I encolose, i just do:
1) retrieved the ITEM querying WWSBR_ALL_ITEMS;
2) updated the ITEM via WWSBR_API.MODIFY_ITEM, passing as display_otpion the value WWSBR_API.FULL_SCREEN!!
Here I try a little explanation:
An item just created has FULLSCREEN=1 and INPLACE=0. This way the stored procedure is executed
AND the item content is displayed.
WIth the modify_item, the item gets FULLSCREEN=1 and INPLACE=2 !! This seems strange since the docs
tells that inplace can be 0 or 1. But this works.
I've played with the WWV_THINGS table directlry, and setting INPLACE to 0, 2 or 3 works as well, while
if it is set to 1, it behave the usual way.
The trick is to have FULLSCREEN to 1 while INPLACE is not set to 1.. and this was the easiest solution.
I'd like to receive a feedback from Oracle regarding this behaviour.
Bye
Walter
--- This is the procedure ---
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE show_item_mod(itemid in varchar2, styleid in varchar2,
 styleclass in varchar2) IS
html CLOB;
idx1 number;
idx2 number := 0;
item portal.wwsbr_all_items%rowtype;
BEGIN
 --retrieve item content
 select * into item from portal.wwsbr_all_items where id=itemid;
 html := item.text;
 --check if text body contains "dirty" tags as put by Oracle RTE editor
 --and strips text from <BODY> to </BODY>
 idx1 := instr(html,'<BODY>');
 if(idx1 > 0) then
 --strip text of broken tags
 idx2 := instr(html,'</BODY>');
 html := substr(html,idx1+6,idx2-idx1-6);
 end if;
 --check if this is first time we enter this procedure
 --or if text has changed
 if(item.description is null or idx2 != 0) then
 --update filename so next time we won't enter the IF branch
 --update DIPLSAY OPTION to FUllSCREEN
 --update text, if this was changed
 idx1 := portal.wwsbr_api.modify_item(
 p_master_item_id => item.masterid,
p_item_id => itemid,
p_caid => item.caid,
p_folder_id => item.folder_id,
p_display_name => item.display_name,
p_region_id => item.folder_region_id,
p_display_option => portal.WWSBR_API.FULL_SCREEN,
p_category_id => item.category_id,
p_category_caid => item.category_caid,
p_author => item.author,
--p_description => item.description ,
p_keywords => item.keywords ,
p_text => html ,
p_folderlink_id => item.folder_link_id ,
p_folderlink_caid => item.folder_link_caid ,
p_publish_date => item.publish_date ,
p_expire_mode => item.expiremode,
--p_file_filename => 'Changed!',
 p_description=> 'changed!',
p_addnewversion => FALSE,
p_access_level => portal.wwsbr_api.FOLDER_ACCESS
 -- process cache invalidation messages
 portal.wwpro_api_invalidation.execute_cache_invalidation;
 end if;
 htp.prn('<div ');
 if(styleclass is not null) then
 htp.prn(' class="' || styleclass || '" ');
 end if;
 if(styleid is not null) then
 htp.prn(' id="' || styleid || '" ');
 end if;
 htp.prn('>');
 htp.p(html);
 htp.p('</div>');
END show_item_mod;
/

Hi,
I've read in several places questions about rendering an Item in a custom way, without letting portal
display the item content, if you read along I've discovered a SIMPLE WAY to force portal not to
display the content item.
As per bugs and requests on metalink it seemed that in many versions of Oracle Portal (mine is 9.0.4.1)
this is impossible, since even if we remove the "Item Content" from the list of displayed attributes in the
region, Portal does display it anyway, just after every other Attribute.
- Re: using an item type procedure
- Metalink BUG # 3998251 "ENH: SHOULD BE ABLE TO HIDE "ITEM CONTENT" FOR TEXT ITEMS OR NEED A NEW ITEM TYP" and is being looked into internally whether it is feasible to include this in future releases.
- Metalink Doc ID: Note:290534.1 Subject: Unable to Hide the "Item Content" Attribute for a Text Item
Mine scenario was the usual one:
-oracle portal 9.4.0.1
-a custom item based on custom text (so as to have the RTE to edit HTML).
-A few attributes that help me define the class of an enclosing DIV tag that I wanted to put (a class and an ID)
-A plsql call associated to the custom item, with the flag "display inline" checked
-The dirty HTML generated by the built-in Oracle RTE (with BODY and HTML tags enclosing the actual HTML)
-The region that will contain the item is set so that just the "Function Call" is (or should be) displayed
I wanted to control entirely the display of the item text, while enclosing it in a custom DIV tag.
After a few tries, one of which involved forcing an HTML comment around the item content that Portal stubbornly
displayed, I've discovered this simple way. I don't know hom much this way is portable, but is done entirely with the APIs.
In the stored procedure that displays the item, that I encolose, i just do:
1) retrieved the ITEM querying WWSBR_ALL_ITEMS;
2) updated the ITEM via WWSBR_API.MODIFY_ITEM, passing as display_otpion the value WWSBR_API.FULL_SCREEN!!
Here I try a little explanation:
An item just created has FULLSCREEN=1 and INPLACE=0. This way the stored procedure is executed
AND the item content is displayed.
WIth the modify_item, the item gets FULLSCREEN=1 and INPLACE=2 !! This seems strange since the docs
tells that inplace can be 0 or 1. But this works.
I've played with the WWV_THINGS table directlry, and setting INPLACE to 0, 2 or 3 works as well, while
if it is set to 1, it behave the usual way.
The trick is to have FULLSCREEN to 1 while INPLACE is not set to 1.. and this was the easiest solution.
I'd like to receive a feedback from Oracle regarding this behaviour.
Bye
Walter
--- This is the procedure ---
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE show_item_mod(itemid in varchar2, styleid in varchar2,
 styleclass in varchar2) IS
html CLOB;
idx1 number;
idx2 number := 0;
item portal.wwsbr_all_items%rowtype;
BEGIN
 --retrieve item content
 select * into item from portal.wwsbr_all_items where id=itemid;
 html := item.text;
 --check if text body contains "dirty" tags as put by Oracle RTE editor
 --and strips text from <BODY> to </BODY>
 idx1 := instr(html,'<BODY>');
 if(idx1 > 0) then
 --strip text of broken tags
 idx2 := instr(html,'</BODY>');
 html := substr(html,idx1+6,idx2-idx1-6);
 end if;
 --check if this is first time we enter this procedure
 --or if text has changed
 if(item.description is null or idx2 != 0) then
 --update filename so next time we won't enter the IF branch
 --update DIPLSAY OPTION to FUllSCREEN
 --update text, if this was changed
 idx1 := portal.wwsbr_api.modify_item(
 p_master_item_id => item.masterid,
p_item_id => itemid,
p_caid => item.caid,
p_folder_id => item.folder_id,
p_display_name => item.display_name,
p_region_id => item.folder_region_id,
p_display_option => portal.WWSBR_API.FULL_SCREEN,
p_category_id => item.category_id,
p_category_caid => item.category_caid,
p_author => item.author,
--p_description => item.description ,
p_keywords => item.keywords ,
p_text => html ,
p_folderlink_id => item.folder_link_id ,
p_folderlink_caid => item.folder_link_caid ,
p_publish_date => item.publish_date ,
p_expire_mode => item.expiremode,
--p_file_filename => 'Changed!',
 p_description=> 'changed!',
p_addnewversion => FALSE,
p_access_level => portal.wwsbr_api.FOLDER_ACCESS
 -- process cache invalidation messages
 portal.wwpro_api_invalidation.execute_cache_invalidation;
 end if;
 htp.prn('<div ');
 if(styleclass is not null) then
 htp.prn(' class="' || styleclass || '" ');
 end if;
 if(styleid is not null) then
 htp.prn(' id="' || styleid || '" ');
 end if;
 htp.prn('>');
 htp.p(html);
 htp.p('</div>');
END show_item_mod;
/

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Welcome to OTN
Before posting on this forum please read
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you'll get some hint here
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hi Tsiami
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