Financial Statement SQL Queries

I'm trying to build our financial statements in Crystal Reports, and I'd rather not have to build the logic from scratch. Where is the code stored in B1 that runs the balance sheet and income statements? I'd like to use that as my base SQL for Crystal Reports.

Derek,
The queries that are used for these reports are either embedded in to a Protected Stored Procedure or is part of the Core SAP code. Accessing them directly would not be possible.
The option available to you has been explained by Peter.
Let me know if you have further questions
Suda

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Database error due to invalid SQL statement.
I don't have a stack, we were catching the exception and not printing the stack :(
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Hello, all
I have a big problem (I have already had with Visual Basic a few mounths ago) with Java while writing my SQL Queries.
I would like to know how I must do to use variable data or GUI control data in my SQL Query to select only some records.
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Hello
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I have quite strange question related to my research.
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http://search.cpan.org/~rehsack/SQL-Statement-1.23/lib/SQL/Statement.pm
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>
I am working on web based project using Spring MVC framework and I am maintaining all SQL queries in a separate text file so that I can change them any time when needed. I just want to know am I doing right, it this a optmistict way of coding??
>
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Hi Friend,
Can any one of you guide me with following..
What is faster ? using SQL Queries in Java code or using Stored Procedures which are called from code?
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Tshcuss!
Chris

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