Including query builder in jsp

hi,
i want to include query builder wizard in jsp, as we do in java client.if so i pls tell me the steps to do it.it is urgent.

Hi Martin,
good to hear that some query builder was developed in HTML.
We need that for our work. we couldn't proceed to any where. can u please provide some help in creating the query builder in HTML.
If possible please send me an e-mail to [email protected]
Thanks & Regards,
Manohar Vanama

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Query Builder in Web application

Hi, I want to develop a web application, which include query builder for database using Jdeveloper nad ADF. In this application must be page with this queries and execute them. The problem is that i have no idea how to realize it, Please help me
Manuals, links and other information would be good.

<puts flame shields on>
APEX has this out-of-the box, perhaps that would be a better tool for the job?
<ducks>
John

How to include lexical parameters in IN string in SQL QUERY BUILDER ?

Hi,
I have to write an SQL Query in SQL QUERY BUILDER in Reports 6i to retrieve all details pertaining to donor codes i insert randomnly at runtime.
The Statement is like this
SELECT TITLE_TAB.TITLE_CODE,DONOR_TAB.DONOR_CODE, DONOR_TAB.FIRST_NAME,DONOR_TAB.MIDDLE_NAME,DONOR_TAB.LAST_NAME,CITY_MASTER_TAB.CITY_CODE FROM DONOR_TAB,CITY_MASTER_TAB,TITLE_TAB
WHERE DONOR_CODE IN (1,2,6,70,....)
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How do i do that? Can you give me an example of how i can go about with it?

A way to convert selection from query builder in DML language

I search a way to convert selection from query builder in DML language.
regards

We will make a sample from this request and post it on OTN. I have pasted all the JSP code so you should be able to use it directly. Just change the BISession details and the presentation references.
<%@ taglib uri="http://xmlns.oracle.com/bibeans" prefix="orabi" %>
<%@ page contentType="text/html;charset=windows-1252"%>
<%@ page import="java.util.Vector" %>
<%@ page import="oracle.dss.thin.beans.crosstab.ThinCrosstab" %>
<%@ page import="oracle.dss.util.DataAccess" %>
<%@ page import="oracle.dss.selection.Selection" %>
<%@ page import="oracle.dss.thin.beans.graph.ThinGraph" %>
<%@ page import="oracle.dss.dataSource.client.QueryClient"%>
<%-- Start synchronization of the BI tags --%>
<% synchronized(session){ %>
<orabi:BIThinSession id="BIThinSession1" configuration="/Project1BIConfig1.xml" >
<orabi:Presentation id="untitled2_Presentation1" location="Presentation1" />
<orabi:Presentation id="untitled2_Presentation2" location="Presentation2" />
</orabi:BIThinSession>
<%
String CROSSTAB_ID = "untitled2_Presentation2";
String GRAPH_ID = "untitled2_Presentation1";
String MYProducts = "Nothing";
String prodID = "MDM!D_CS_OLAP.SHAWPRODUCTS";
//Find the crosstab object on the page
Object crosstabObject = pageContext.findAttribute(CROSSTAB_ID);
ThinCrosstab thinCrosstab = (ThinCrosstab)crosstabObject;
//Get the various query components from the Crosstab
QueryClient myQCXtab = (QueryClient)thinCrosstab.getDataSource();
Selection mySelXtab = myQCXtab.findSelection(prodID);
DataAccess daXtab = myQCXtab.createQueryAccess().getDataAccess(mySelXtab);
// This is a one-d data access, only has the column edge
int colExtentXtab = daXtab.getEdgeExtent(oracle.dss.util.DataDirector.COLUMN_EDGE);
for (int i=0; i<colExtentXtab; i++)
String memberLabel = (String)daXtab.getMemberMetadata(oracle.dss.util.DataDirector.COLUMN_EDGE, 0, i, oracle.dss.util.MetadataMap.METADATA_LONGLABEL);
String memberValue = (String)daXtab.getMemberMetadata(oracle.dss.util.DataDirector.COLUMN_EDGE, 0, i, oracle.dss.util.MetadataMap.METADATA_VALUE);
System.out.println(memberLabel + " " + memberValue);
// As above except for graphs.
Object graphObject = pageContext.findAttribute(GRAPH_ID);
ThinGraph thinGraph = (ThinGraph)graphObject;
QueryClient myQCGraph = (QueryClient)thinGraph.getDataSource();
Selection mySelGraph = myQCGraph.findSelection(prodID);
DataAccess daGraph = myQCGraph.createQueryAccess().getDataAccess(mySelGraph);
// This is a one-d data access, only has the column edge
int colExtentGraph = daGraph.getEdgeExtent(oracle.dss.util.DataDirector.COLUMN_EDGE);
for (int i=0; i<colExtentGraph; i++)
String memberLabel = (String)daGraph.getMemberMetadata(oracle.dss.util.DataDirector.COLUMN_EDGE, 0, i, oracle.dss.util.MetadataMap.METADATA_LONGLABEL);
String memberValue = (String)daGraph.getMemberMetadata(oracle.dss.util.DataDirector.COLUMN_EDGE, 0, i, oracle.dss.util.MetadataMap.METADATA_VALUE);
System.out.println(memberLabel + " " + memberValue);
%>
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=windows-1252">
<title>
Hello World
</title>
</head>
<body>
<FORM name="BIForm">

<orabi:Render targetId="untitled2_Presentation1" parentForm="BIForm" />
<orabi:Render targetId="untitled2_Presentation2" parentForm="BIForm" />
<%-- The InsertHiddenFields tag adds state fields to the parent form tag --%>
<orabi:InsertHiddenFields parentForm="BIForm" biThinSessionId="BIThinSession1" />
</FORM>
<h2>
The current time is:
</h2>
<p>
<%= new java.util.Date() %></p>
<input type="text" name="MyTextField" value=MYProducts readonly>
</body>
</html>
<% } %>
<%-- End synchronization of the BI tags --%>
Hope this helps
Business Intelligence Beans Product Management Team
Oracle Corporation

How to specify an outer join in query builder

I've very quickly built a large query with the query builder, and it works fine, but only produces 9 out of 2200 records - so I need to change it to an outer join.
My problem is that I can't seem to find a way to specify an outer join. I've tried editing the query that query builder formed, but it won't let me.
I know I can capture the query, edit it and run it in sql developer, and that works fine, but I want to use query builder as it is the fastest way I know of to quickly add and remove items - my users are unsure of exactly what to include.
I know it is kind of a trivial question, but i've searched the forum, the manual, the web and no luck
Thanks for any help you can give
Glenn

Hi Glenn,
When you use the Query Builder to create the sql statement, you should click on the empty square to the right of the fields on each table to create the join. When you've done this, you should see a line drawn between the two tables. Click on this line and a small popup appears allowing you to select inner, left outer or right outer joins.
Once the report has been created, though, you need to edit the statement. For example, if you use the Query Builder to join DEPT to EMP based on the DEPTNO field on both tables, you get:
select      "DEPT"."DEPTNO" as "DEPTNO",
      "DEPT"."DNAME" as "DNAME",
      "DEPT"."LOC" as "LOC",
      "EMP"."EMPNO" as "EMPNO",
      "EMP"."ENAME" as "ENAME",
      "EMP"."JOB" as "JOB",
      "EMP"."MGR" as "MGR",
      "EMP"."HIREDATE" as "HIREDATE"
from      "EMP" "EMP",
      "DEPT" "DEPT"
where   "DEPT"."DEPTNO"="EMP"."DEPTNO"Change this to:
select      "DEPT"."DEPTNO" as "DEPTNO",
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      "DEPT"."LOC" as "LOC",
      "EMP"."EMPNO" as "EMPNO",
      "EMP"."ENAME" as "ENAME",
      "EMP"."JOB" as "JOB",
      "EMP"."MGR" as "MGR",
      "EMP"."HIREDATE" as "HIREDATE"
from      "EMP" "EMP"
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Using dimension attributes in the Query Builder Bean

All...
I am developing an HTML client based tool using the JSP tags. I wish to create a report that selects the appropriate dimension value based upon an attribute.
But...
Using the query builder I can not select dimension values based upon dimension attributes. Is this possible? The only use I have found for the attributes is when I am sorting my selected diemsnion values.
Thanks in advance
Dylan.

1. Java Client QueryBuilder has support for selecting dimension members based on an attribute.
To use this functionality, go to Dimensional Panel -> Conditions tab. Drill on Match group of conditions. The attribute condition appears as the last available condition, but only for dimensions that have attributes.
To test this, use BIBDEMO schema supplied with BI Beans and look at conditions for Product dimension.
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(e.g. for Product dimension in BIBDEMO)
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if (attributes != null && attributes.length > 0)
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sel.addStep(attrStep);
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Query for recurring reports using Query Builder in Business objects

1. How to count webi Recurring reports using query builder in business objects? (Need Query for this)
2. How to count Crystal Recurring reports using query builder in business objects? (Need Query for this)
I am able to get summerized recurring reports using Query Builder.
For Example we have 343 reports which are under recurring (This includes both Webi Reports and Crystal Reports).
we need to get individually how many webi reports are under Recurring and Crystal reports are under Recurring.

1. How to count webi Recurring reports using query builder in business objects? (Need Query for this)
2. How to count Crystal Recurring reports using query builder in business objects? (Need Query for this)
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For Example we have 343 reports which are under recurring (This includes both Webi Reports and Crystal Reports).
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Save layout of queries in SQL Developer query builder?

Sometimes queries are very complex and moving tables around in the graphical view is really helpfull to better understand them.
Unfortunately this layout does not get saved with "save" (because this is a simple text file).
Once upon there was a query builder (included with designer 2000 and later vom 1991 to 1998) that had a proprietary format (.brw) to just do that: Save a query including layout.
Any chance to save the layout of SQL Developer query builder queries?

I dont think there is any way to save the layout for the query, you can request an enhancement on the Exchange for this http://sqldeveloper.oracle.com/
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Clarifications about Query Builder and Additional Default Layout in Reports 6i

1) Is Query Builder re-entrant in Reports 6i? If yes, what is the method. As when I tried to re-eter, it gave me message '..... Syntax Error'.
2) IN 'ADDITIONAL Default Layout', Reports 6i does not allow group field to be
included in 'the fields to be printed' list. It allows but in next tab it omits that group field.
As a result no repeating frame for the Group is generated in the 'ADDITIONAL Default Layout'.
What is wrong?
Pl. guide.
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2) IN 'ADDITIONAL Default Layout', Reports 6i does not allow group
field to be included in 'the fields to be printed' list. It allows
but in next tab it omits that group field.
As a result no repeating frame for the Group is generated in >the 'ADDITIONAL Default Layout'. Not sure I fully understand the question but you seem to be saying that if you select a field in the ADL tool, it doesn't show up in the layout. This can only happen if you select a field in the "Fields" tab from a group you haven't selected in the "Groups" tab.
Ideally Reports shouldn't show these fields since you haven't selected the groups. Unfortunately it does and you need to ensure all the appropriate groups have been selected in the "Groups" tab.
At least it will tell you if you have selected a group but haven't selected any fields for the group or if you haven't selected enough groups for the type of layout you're trying to create.

Query Builder within SQL Developer 2.1 versus Query Builder Version 6.0.7.1

Dear all,
dear Sue Harper,
we use Oracle 10g (upgrade to 11g is planed) and used the Oracle Query Builder Version 6.0.7.1 by now unless we got to know about the SQL Developer 2.1 including the Query Builder a few weeks ago to produce our SQL statements an efficient way.
Even tho the SQL Developer 2.1 Query Builder already has some nice features, like sorting the data fields ascending, export to excel, etc, that the Oracle Query Builder Version 6.0.7.1 did not have had, we miss some essential features, like the in-statement, define column, etc while on the other side tables are not included in SQL-code unless fields are selected or i.e. date fields cannot be queried in the where conditions.
I read the release notes and know that the SQL Developer 2.1 Query Builder is scheduled for rewrite in the next release.
Does it make any sense to summarized all things we noticed and get in touch with whomever it may concern?
Btw, if it would be possible to define a location for the stored connections within the SQL Developer 2.1 it would be very helpful... When starting SQL Developer 2.1 in our Windows Vista network environment it never finds the connection settings (file) automatically and we have to re-import the connections from a pre-defined directory.
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Kind regards,
Stefan Wagner
[email protected]

@user12092220
Yep, I saw your post; sorry for not replying, but i thought it's pretty the same problem i have. ;)
The missing possibility to query date-fields in the where clause is really one of a many things i miss in the SQL Dev Query Builder, i am sure you use an "in" statement as well as we do. I think going back to the manual creation of the where condition like we had in Version 6.0.7.1.0 should be okay with most users, at least additional to the current solution as long as the rest of the query can be built within the graphic user interface. Further to save and open a query in gui mode is really, really important for us. Not to mention that the boxes for the tables cannot be stretched over a certain extend and i cant separate the columns any longer :/
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Stefan

Query builder installation

Hi,
please excuse my english.
I have a 9.2.0.1.0 installed database
I would like to use Query Builder and schema Builder from Oracle 6i
(Oracle Designer 6i Release 4.4 - a full, patch release for Designer 6i Release 4
(Includes the Designer 6i Release 4, R1.3.2 to R6.0 Upgrade)
The installation work fine but when I connect I have the messages
OBE-15952 Privilege table not loaded and
OBE-15950 no query builder table, Open and Savin deactivated.
In fact the repository is missing
I've tried to run BRWIN60 in <OracleHome>\BROWSE\SQL to create the desired tables but I've got the message : These scripts lets you install the Oracle Query Builder system tables.
*** Error: File system is not writable. ***
Installation has failed. Please make the file system writable and
restart installation.
can anyone explain what does it means ?
thank you for help.
Marc

The scripts is what you need to run.
Check out that the directory you run them from is writeable.

GUI Query Builder for Users

Hey all,
For anyone who was following my last post, I did convince my
boss to buy CF, so epic win there. I am now starting to replace
some our existing software with CF based code. One of the first
things we would like to do is setup a "Query builder" type of
thing. Basically we have a database with over 100 fields in a
particular table. I need some kind of interface that will allow a
user to easily build a complex query that can include any number of
those fields. Before I start reinventing the wheel I was wondering
if anyone had code for something like this already or could point
in the direction of a place that might. All it needs to do is put a
nice front end on an SQL query basically, and really only for the
where statement part of it. We are always going to be selecting the
same info, from the same table, but what records we select will be
very very different. Thanks in advance.

A slightly more fleshed out example: Code is CF8 based, some
features
not compatible with older versions, but easily convertible.
<cfscript>
aTest = [
label = 'foobar',
updateable = false,
type = 'picklist'
label = 'george',
updateable = true,
type = 'int'
label = 'nix',
updateable = true,
type = 'picklist'
label = 'gracie',
updateable = false,
type = 'text'
</cfscript>
<cfdump var="#aTest#">
<cfset FormItems = structNew()>
<cfloop array="#aTest#" index="key">
<cfset aTemp = structNew()>
<cfset aTemp.label = key.label>
<cfset aTemp.updateable = key.updateable>
<cfset aTemp.type = key.type>
<cfif NOT structKeyExists(FormItems,key['type'])>
<cfset FormItems[key['type']] = arrayNew(1)>
</cfif>
<cfset arrayAppend(FormItems[key['type']],aTemp)>
</cfloop>
<cfdump var="#FormItems#">
<cfoutput>
<cfloop collection="#formItems#" item="elemAry">
<h1>#elemAry#</h1>
<cfloop array="#formItems[elemAry]#" index="element">
<p>#element.label# - #element.updateable# -
#element.type#</p>
</cfloop>
</cfloop>
</cfoutput>
Will need some modification to match your situation and there
is some
redundancy that could be eliminated. But should be a good
proof of concept.

Query builder within application

Hi ,
is that possible to call query builder
as a pop up window from the application ?
Thanks ...

Hi,
Not sure, if it is too late for replying for this issue. But, I found the same issue today when I was trying to build the graph(multi-line chart) making use of Function Body returning SQL.
"'SVG Chart error: ORA-20001: line_chart error: ORA-20001: get_data error: ORA-20001: Function returning SQL query: Query cannot be parsed within the Application Builder.'"
Here is the work around for the problem
Step 1.
Define two hidden items. (depending on the number of series you are having, in this case, it is two). name it like P25_GRAPH_SQL1 and P25_GRAPH_SQL2.
Step 2.
Write Onload Computation for these two variables and set the values for these variables using the same Function Body returning SQL which you make use in graph(multi-line chart ).
Step 3.
Use the variables P25_GRAPH_SQL1 and P25_GRAPH_SQL2 in the graphs(multi-line chart).
Step 4.
Define the content in the series as(nothing else)
&P25_GRAPH_SQL1.
and for the series 2 as
&P25_GRAPH_SQL2.
Please do not include any other code with this and just make use the above code. Please note that you need to mention the "&" ampersand at the beginning and dot at the end of the variable.
Step 5.
Try running the graph(multi-line chart ) now.
Hurray!! it should show you the graph without any issues provided you have the proper SQL mentioned.
Step 6.
Then, give me a treat if it works!!
Cheers!!
Prabhakar

Query Builder wildcard

Can query builder use wildcard?
My query is like following
group.1_path=/var/statistics/pages/content/geometrixx
orderby=@views
orderby.index=true
orderby.sort=desc
The result will contain
/var/statistics/pages/content/geometrixx/en/products/using-extjs-widgets/.stats/2013 (crxde, html, json)
/var/statistics/pages/content/geometrixx/en/products/using-extjs-widgets/.stats/2013/01 (crxde, html, json)
/var/statistics/pages/content/geometrixx/en/products/using-extjs-widgets/.stats/2013/01/21 (crxde, html, json)
However, we just expect comparing the "day hit count" only.
Should I apply wild card on this?
I have tried to use wildcard but no result after search.

Hi,
/var/statistics/pages/content/geometrixx/en/products/using-extjs-widge ts/.stats/2013 (crxde, html, json)
/var/statistics/pages/content/geometrixx/en/products/using-extjs-widge ts/.stats/2013/01 (crxde, html, json)
/var/statistics/pages/content/geometrixx/en/products/using-extjs-widge ts/.stats/2013/01/21 (crxde, html, json)
The result contains the statistic included year, month and day.
However, in my case, I only interested for those hit count about day. What should be the query to do so?

Query Builder Help - Joins

Can anyone point me in the right direction for doing joins in query builder?
Thanks!
Brian
[email protected]

Click on the left side of the screen at the
arrow. Type in the where clause without
actually typing in "where". You can actually include the columns in the where clause by checking on the columns in the tables present on the right side. Once you are done, press ENTER.
You are done creating where clause. You can look at the SQL it created for you by clicking on the menu button called "show SQL".
Hope that helps,
Oracle University Instructor.
P.S: If you attend one of our reports or forms - I class we teach this in class. Moreover, the course material we give out has a complete section on Report Builder.
Go to http:\\education.oracle.com for more info on class info.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Brian Burk ([email protected]):
Can anyone point me in the right direction for doing joins in query builder?
Thanks!
Brian
[email protected]<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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