Drill down report in HTML DB

Cannot get the drill down report working. Have created 2 pages first one with master table and second page containing detail information. Further i have created an item to hold the value on page two. Now when i go to the Query definition to give a condition i cannot see any column in the Select list.
Any help would be appreciated..
Thanks

Could you post the item name you are using and also include the query you are using. In the most of the cases the item name you are using in the query doesn't match with the real item name.
Denes Kubicek

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Can you try doing what you want in first instance and then try posting your problem you face.
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I am using CR4E Ver 2.0.11.r1346.
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null

Hi,
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by the oracle reports team:
hello,
did you specify the token %* in the CGICMD.DAT file so additional parameters are picked up from the URL ?
regards,
the oracle reports team<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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I'm looking for a way to implement drill-down reports in HTMLDB. All the references I found are showing details in a 2nd page for a certain row in the 1st page (e.g. ordered items for an order ID).
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I think there are two differen approaches:
- using the HTML report and doing some "dynamic" SQL at the block level
(That means you have to write the drill down - this is the logic that
is done by the tree - by yourself)
If you ever have done the work to do this in combination with a HTML DB report,
please post it here.
- using the a Tree Page with a special layout and view
Which one to use depends on how often you have to use this.
You can see an example under:
http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=41053:30
Here is a quick hack for the Tree Page variant, that may help you.
Using a Tree page uning a view and changing the tree template gives you some of
this functionality. If you have to do more of this kind use a stylesheet (.css) to
controll the layout.
1. Create a View that represents your Hierarchy (Structure)
For every level create a UNION secion.
Using UNION you can get the records from different sources also.
2. Create a Page with a Tree, SQL Query Based.
Use the View that you created before.
NAME .. are the levels of your dimensions
A1, A2 .. are your measures of your fact
ID, PID .. the hierarchy (structure) information
* Step 1 - creating a view:
create or replace view tree as
select id, pid, name, link, a1, a2
from (
-- Level 1 (Root Level)
select
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYY') id, null pid,
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYY') name, null link,
to_char(sum(ORDER_TOTAL),'999G9990D99') a1, to_char(count(*),'999G9990D99') a2
from DEMO_ORDERS
group by
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYY'),
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYY')
UNION
-- Level 2
select
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYYMM'), to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYY'),
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'Month'), null,
to_char(sum(ORDER_TOTAL),'999G9990D99'), to_char(count(*),'999G9990D99')
from DEMO_ORDERS
group by
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYYMM'), to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYY'),
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'Month')
UNION
-- Level 3 (Leaf Level)
select
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYYMMDD'), to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYYMM'),
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'DD. Day'), null,
to_char(sum(ORDER_TOTAL),'999G9990D99'), to_char(count(*),'999G9990D99')
from DEMO_ORDERS
group by
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYYMMDD'), to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYYMM'),
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'DD. Day')
)If you have a lot of this kind of reports you realy should think to
use discoverer. It does a lot of sql behind the szenes and also in the
presentation logic - this is what you have to do here by hand.
If you have more than two measures (A1,A2) you can do the
formatting in your view (realy ugly, but it is a workaround).
* Step 2: Create the tree page
Tree Query:
select
"ID" id, "PID" pid, "NAME" name,
null link, a1 a1, a2 a2
from TREEBefore Tree:
<table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">After Tree:
</table>Leaf Node:
<td style="background:#cece9c;
border-style:solid;
border-color:#f7f7e7 #cece9c #9c9b64 #cece9c;
border-width:1px 0px 1px 0px;" align="left">
</td>Leaf Node Last:
<td style="background:#cece9c;
border-style:solid;
border-color:#f7f7e7 #cece9c #9c9b64 #cece9c;
border-width:1px 0px 1px 0px;" align="left">
</td>Drill Up:
(up)Indent Vertical Line:
<td style="background:#cece9c;
border-style:solid;
border-color:#f7f7e7 #cece9c #9c9b64 #cece9c;
border-width:1px 0px 1px 0px;" > </td>Indent Vertical Line Last:
<td style="background:#cece9c;
border-style:solid;
border-color:#f7f7e7 #cece9c #9c9b64 #cece9c;
border-width:1px 0px 1px 0px;" > </td>Unexpanded Parent:
<td style="background:#cece9c;
border-style:solid;
border-color:#f7f7e7 #cece9c #9c9b64 #cece9c;
border-width:1px 0px 1px 0px;" >
< a href="#DRILL_DOWN#">
< img src="#IMAGE_PREFIX#rollup_plus_dgray.gif" width="16" height="22" border="0">
< /a>
</td>Unexpanded Parent Last:
<td style="background:#cece9c;
border-style:solid;
border-color:#f7f7e7 #cece9c #9c9b64 #cece9c;
border-width:1px 0px 1px 0px;" >
< a href="#DRILL_DOWN#">
< img src="#IMAGE_PREFIX#rollup_plus_dgray.gif" width="16" height="22" border="0">
< /a>
</td>Expanded Parent:
<td style="background:#cece9c;
border-style:solid;
border-color:#f7f7e7 #cece9c #9c9b64 #cece9c;
border-width:1px 0px 1px 0px;" >
< a href="#DRILL_DOWN#">
< img src="#IMAGE_PREFIX#rollup_minus_dgray.gif" width="16" height="22" border="0">
< /a>
</td>Expanded Parent Last:
<td style="background:#cece9c;
border-style:solid;
border-color:#f7f7e7 #cece9c #9c9b64 #cece9c;
border-width:1px 0px 1px 0px;" >
< a href="#DRILL_DOWN#">
< img src="#IMAGE_PREFIX#rollup_minus_dgray.gif" width="16" height="22" border="0">
< /a>
</td>Parent Node Template:
<tr>#INDENT#
<td style="color:#00319c; background:#cece9c;
border-style:solid;
border-color:#f7f7e7 #9c9b64 #9c9b64 #cece9c;
border-width:1px 1px 1px 0px;" colspan="#COLSPAN#"
valign="CENTER" class="tiny">#NAME#</td>
<td align="right" style="background:#f7f7e7;">#A1#</td>
<td align="right" style="background:#f7f7e7;">#A2#</td>
#DRILL_UP#
</tr>Node Text Template:
<tr>#INDENT#
<td style="color:#00319c; background:#cece9c;
border-style:solid;
border-color:#f7f7e7 #9c9b64 #9c9b64 #cece9c;
border-width:1px 1px 1px 0px;" colspan="#COLSPAN#"
valign="CENTER" class="tiny">#NAME#</td>
<td align="right" style="background:#f7f7e7;">#A1#</td>
<td align="right" style="background:#f7f7e7;">#A2#</td>
</tr>Name Link Anchor Tag:
< a href="#LINK#">#NAME#</a>Name Link Not Anchor Tag:
#NAME#* Extended Version of the View. Use this style of query if you have more than two measures:
create or replace view tree as
select id, pid, name, link,
'<table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="background:#f7f7e7;">'||
case when rownum = 1
then '<tr style="background:#cece9c;">'||
'<th style="border-style:solid; border-color:#cece9c #9c9b64 #9c9b64 #f7f7e7; border-width:0px 1px 1px 1px;">Amount</th>'||
'<th style="border-style:solid; border-color:#cece9c #9c9b64 #9c9b64 #f7f7e7; border-width:0px 1px 1px 1px;">Orders</th>'||
'<th style="border-style:solid; border-color:#cece9c #9c9b64 #9c9b64 #f7f7e7; border-width:0px 1px 1px 1px;">Measure</th>'||
'<th style="border-style:solid; border-color:#cece9c #9c9b64 #9c9b64 #f7f7e7; border-width:0px 1px 1px 1px;">Measure</th>'||
'</tr>'
end||
case
when lvl = 2 then '<tr style="color:#000088;">'
when lvl = 3 then '<tr style="color:#888888;">'
else '<tr>'
end ||
'<td align="right" width="80px" height="24px" style="background:#f7f7e7; border-style:solid; border-color:#9c9b64 #9c9b64 #f7f7e7 #f7f7e7; border-width:1px 1px 0px 0px;">'||
to_char(a1,'999G9990D99')||'</td>'||
'<td align="right" width="80px" height="24px" style="background:#f7f7e7; border-style:solid; border-color:#9c9b64 #9c9b64 #f7f7e7 #f7f7e7; border-width:1px 1px 0px 0px;">'||
to_char(a2,'999G9990D99')||'</td>'||
'<td align="right" width="80px" height="24px" style="background:#f7f7e7; border-style:solid; border-color:#9c9b64 #9c9b64 #f7f7e7 #f7f7e7; border-width:1px 1px 0px 0px;">'||
to_char(a3,'999G9990D99')||'</td>'||
'<td align="right" width="80px" height="24px" style="background:#f7f7e7; border-style:solid; border-color:#9c9b64 #9c9b64 #f7f7e7 #f7f7e7; border-width:1px 1px 0px 0px;">'||
to_char(a4,'999G9990D99')||'</td>'||
'</tr>'||
'</table>' a1, null a2
from (
-- Level 1 (Root Level)
select
1 lvl, to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYY') id, null pid,
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYY') name, null link,
sum(ORDER_TOTAL) a1, count(*) a2,
count(*)*10 a3, count(*)*100 a4
from DEMO_ORDERS
group by
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYY'),
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYY')
UNION
-- Level 2
select
2, to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYYMM'), to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYY'),
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'Month'), null,
sum(ORDER_TOTAL), count(*),
count(*)*10, count(*)*100
from DEMO_ORDERS
group by
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYYMM'), to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYY'),
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'Month')
UNION
-- Level 3 (Leaf Level)
select
3, to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYYMMDD'), to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYYMM'),
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'DD. Day'), null,
sum(ORDER_TOTAL), count(*),
count(*)*10, count(*)*100
from DEMO_ORDERS
group by
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYYMMDD'), to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'YYYYMM'),
to_char(ORDER_TIMESTAMP,'DD. Day')
)If you use stylesheets the above query will be more suitable.
See also:
Expand/Collpase Lists
Hope that helps, Willi

Drill-down Report, Form not completely showed in Report

Hiya!!
I'm working with Drill-down Report. Im creating a kind of P&L report but it has a lot of lines because I need to create one P&L report for every Region (Profit Center Group), and I need it in a fixed form.
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Regards.
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regards
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DRILL DOWN REPORT FOR DIFFERENT DATA SETS in 11G

Hello.
My requirment is to do a drill down report with 2 data sets.
My first data set have all the chart of accounts , My second data set have all the transactions.
in my report i have 2 data tables. One with the accounts , and when i click in one account get all the transactions for selected account in the second data table.
Anyone know how i can do this
Any help would be apreciatted
Paulo

You can use the drill down strategy, well described by my friend Kan:
http://bipconsulting.blogspot.com/2010/02/drill-down-to-detail-or-another-report.html
regards
Jorge
p.s If this answers your question then please grant the points and close the thread

Drill down report without using heirarchies in OBIEE11g

Hi,
Can we create multiple column drill down report without using hierarchies in OBIEE11g?
Kindly let me know the solution.
Thank you!
-Harshith

Yes, It can be done, but for each drill level you will require one seperate report. Drilling can be achieved using OBIEE Report Navigation.
For eg. If I have to create a drill report which starts from Year and goes to QTR and then to Month level. That means I have to create 3 reports.
1. A year report which will have report data at year level (Consider Year, Product, Order_QTY and Order_Amt are the columns)
2. A QTR report which will have report data at Qtr level. This report will have Year column in filter section as IS PROMPTED (Consider Qtr, Product, Order_QTY and Order_Amt are the columns).
3. A Monthly report which will have report data at Month level. This report will have Year, Qtr column in filter section as IS PROMPTED (Consider Month, Product, Order_QTY and Order_Amt are the columns).
Then we can go to Yearly report and put the OBIEE navigation on Year column and our target report will be QTR report. Similarly in Qtrly report put the OBIEE navigation on QTR column and our Target report will be Monthly report.
This way you can impliment drilling without hierarchy.
For step by step see below URL:
http://www.askjohnobiee.com/2012/07/how-to-drill-through-guided-navigation.html
Appriciate if you can mark Correct.
Thanks,
Kashi
Edited by: K N Yadav on 4 Jun, 2013 10:27 PM

Unable to pass parameter from a hyperlink in drill down report

Hi,
I have created a drill down report.
Master report has a column with hyperlink
with url to call detail report.
"http://webserver/dev60cgi/RWCGI60.EXE?item+the_prodid=200376"
when i see the detail report i get the value of the_prodid parameter as null.
any help will be highly appreciated.

Thanks very much.
It worked for me also.
Now i am getting here something new
i have wrriten a function which returs javascript and i this is being passed to report using before report trigger.
I am using
SRW.SET_BEFORE_REPORT_HTML(SRW.TEXT_ESCAPE,HTML_Text) tag to do this.
When i run this report from report builder it works fine but when this is invoked from
a report server i get a blank page and the window status says tranferrring data from webserver nothing comes up.
Now when i remove the contents of before report trigger it works fine.
my before report trigger conetenst are
function Before_Report return boolean is
HTML_Text VarChar2(32000);
begin
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mainpagejavascript| |
'<body dir=LTR bgcolor="#ffffff">'| |chr(10); -- for 6i the body tag dir=&Direction would work and be set at runtime
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return (TRUE);
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function test()
alert("I have a problem");
</script>
can anybody help me out in this.
Thanks in advance
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Haithem Abdelkefi:
Yes, the drill down works.
We have a field with this Format Trigger.
function F_EQP_GRPFormatTrigger return boolean is
begin
srw.set_hyperlink (:p_url| |'&report=INP-A2.2.rep&p_eqp_grp='| |:eqp| |'&desformat='| |:desformat);
return (TRUE);
end;
Haithem<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Drill down report on Report Server

How to run a drill-down report on Oracle report Server?
The drill-down report works fine in Client Server. When the same report is tried on Web (Run a reoprt on Web using Oracle Report Server - Oracle Report 6i) it do't work.
The problem is:
1)The drill-down button doe't appear as button. It appears as text.
2)How to pass the parameter from the main report to the drill-down report.
For Ex. When you click on SS_No on the main report the drill-down report runs to show the salary, 401K deterction etc., for that particular employee.
Thanks

I dont understand if you are working in Client server or web
but...
If you are running in C/S you can use the host command from
reports.
If you are running reports on the web then you should also run
forms on the web and then you can use the Forms servlet or cgi
implementation to have a URL that activates the form, or just
call a static HTML form that activates the form on the web.
If your report is on the web and your form is C/S then
As far as I know HTML cannot activate program on the computer
that views it.

New to Application Express - Drill down report question

Good evening group. I'm new to this Application and DB but can't find quite the correct answer.
QUESTION 1 - I have found and successfully used the "Drill down report example". However, I am only able to do it from a brand new application. That doesn't seem quite right though.
QUESTION 2 - I dropped a column while cleaning/correcting my data but I can't seem to get rid of it from a couple of simple HTML reports. I can't find out how to remove the column (granted I am looking for the gui tool). I would use the "query source" under the "report attributes" tab but the lower section (I believe they are the joins) have me perplexed.
Any thoughts, help would be greatly appreciated.
-Dave

Hi Dave,
>> QUESTION 1 - I have found and successfully used the "Drill down report example". However, I am only able to do it from a brand new application. That doesn't seem quite right though.
I'm not being a smart alec, but I don't see the question in this.
>> QUESTION 2 - I dropped a column while cleaning/correcting my data but I can't seem to get rid of it from a couple of simple HTML reports. I can't find out how to remove the column (granted I am looking for the gui tool). I would use the "query source" under the "report attributes" tab but the lower section (I believe they are the joins) have me perplexed.
For now, don't worry about the WHERE clause of the SQL query unless the column you dropped is in the WHERE clause as well. Beginning with SELECT and up until FROM in the query statement, if you see your column, remove it from there.
If you post your query and the column to be removed, we can help further.
Joel

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