Is it possible to sort data in reading mode?

Hi everyone,
When user view WEBI reports in reading mode, are there any options or API that allow them to sort the information as their desire? User should not switch to design mode for just to sort the data.
Currently, I'm on BI 4.0.
Please share your ideas!!
Thanks,
Daro

Hi Daro,
You can sort the values in read Mode without having Admin privileges. You just need to select that column and Click on Sort button like Microsoft Word. To see "Sort" option, you have to open the Report toolbar as below;
Open any Document->View->Toolbar->Report
Now Report toolbar is visible and you will get "Sort" option there. Now click on any column you want to sort and after that click on SORT button in Report toolbar.
Try it and let us know if you face any issues.
Cheers,
Sahil

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<CURRENCY_CODE>AUD</CURRENCY_CODE>
<PO_UNIT_PRICE></PO_UNIT_PRICE>
<TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE>07-Apr-09</TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE>
<PO_NUMBER>982121</PO_NUMBER>
</G_ASW_REC_DATE>
<G_ASW_REC_DATE>
<SNO_CREATED_BY>1433</SNO_CREATED_BY>
<SNO_REQUEST_ID>-1</SNO_REQUEST_ID>
<VENDOR_LOT_NUM>PO127</VENDOR_LOT_NUM>
<SNO_CREATION_DATE>07-APR-09</SNO_CREATION_DATE>
<SNO_ATTRIBUTE1>2008/06/11 00:00:00</SNO_ATTRIBUTE1>
<OBJECT_ID>24662</OBJECT_ID>
<INITIALIZATION_DATE>07-APR-09</INITIALIZATION_DATE>
<ORGANIZATION_CODE>10</ORGANIZATION_CODE>
<ORGANISATION_NAME>NDC - PARTS</ORGANISATION_NAME>
<SERIAL_NUMBER>6510863090</SERIAL_NUMBER>
<ITEM_CODE>3000.006</ITEM_CODE>
<DESCRIPTION>ALLISON 3000 SERIES ON HWY TRANSMISSION E016392</DESCRIPTION>
<MANUFACTURER>ALLISON</MANUFACTURER>
<APPLICATION>On Highway</APPLICATION>
<ITEM_COST>8879.02</ITEM_COST>
<MATERIAL_COST>631.09</MATERIAL_COST>
<CURRENCY_CODE>AUD</CURRENCY_CODE>
<PO_UNIT_PRICE></PO_UNIT_PRICE>
<TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE>07-Apr-09</TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE>
<PO_NUMBER>982121</PO_NUMBER>
</G_ASW_REC_DATE>
<G_ASW_REC_DATE>
<SNO_CREATED_BY>1433</SNO_CREATED_BY>
<SNO_REQUEST_ID>-1</SNO_REQUEST_ID>
<VENDOR_LOT_NUM>PO100</VENDOR_LOT_NUM>
<SNO_CREATION_DATE>07-APR-09</SNO_CREATION_DATE>
<SNO_ATTRIBUTE1></SNO_ATTRIBUTE1>
<OBJECT_ID>24585</OBJECT_ID>
<INITIALIZATION_DATE>07-APR-09</INITIALIZATION_DATE>
<ORGANIZATION_CODE>10</ORGANIZATION_CODE>
<ORGANISATION_NAME>NDC - PARTS</ORGANISATION_NAME>
<SERIAL_NUMBER>6510863033</SERIAL_NUMBER>
<ITEM_CODE>3000.006</ITEM_CODE>
<DESCRIPTION>ALLISON 3000 SERIES ON HWY TRANSMISSION E016392</DESCRIPTION>
<MANUFACTURER>ALLISON</MANUFACTURER>
<APPLICATION>On Highway</APPLICATION>
<ITEM_COST>8879.02</ITEM_COST>
<MATERIAL_COST>631.09</MATERIAL_COST>
<CURRENCY_CODE>AUD</CURRENCY_CODE>
<PO_UNIT_PRICE></PO_UNIT_PRICE>
<TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE>07-Apr-09</TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE>
<PO_NUMBER>982121</PO_NUMBER>
</G_ASW_REC_DATE>
<G_ASW_REC_DATE>
<SNO_CREATED_BY>1433</SNO_CREATED_BY>
<SNO_REQUEST_ID>-1</SNO_REQUEST_ID>
<VENDOR_LOT_NUM>PO110</VENDOR_LOT_NUM>
<SNO_CREATION_DATE>25-JUN-09</SNO_CREATION_DATE>
<SNO_ATTRIBUTE1>2008/06/11 00:00:00</SNO_ATTRIBUTE1>
<OBJECT_ID>64265</OBJECT_ID>
<INITIALIZATION_DATE>30-JUN-09</INITIALIZATION_DATE>
<ORGANIZATION_CODE>10</ORGANIZATION_CODE>
<ORGANISATION_NAME>NDC - PARTS</ORGANISATION_NAME>
<SERIAL_NUMBER>6510863071</SERIAL_NUMBER>
<ITEM_CODE>3000.006</ITEM_CODE>
<DESCRIPTION>ALLISON 3000 SERIES ON HWY TRANSMISSION E016392</DESCRIPTION>
<MANUFACTURER>ALLISON</MANUFACTURER>
<APPLICATION>On Highway</APPLICATION>
<ITEM_COST>8879.02</ITEM_COST>
<MATERIAL_COST>631.09</MATERIAL_COST>
<CURRENCY_CODE>AUD</CURRENCY_CODE>
<PO_UNIT_PRICE></PO_UNIT_PRICE>
<TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE>25-Jun-09</TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE>
<PO_NUMBER>982121</PO_NUMBER>
</G_ASW_REC_DATE>
<G_ASW_REC_DATE>
<SNO_CREATED_BY>1433</SNO_CREATED_BY>
<SNO_REQUEST_ID>-1</SNO_REQUEST_ID>
<VENDOR_LOT_NUM>PO130</VENDOR_LOT_NUM>
<SNO_CREATION_DATE>25-JUN-09</SNO_CREATION_DATE>
<SNO_ATTRIBUTE1>2008/06/13 00:00:00</SNO_ATTRIBUTE1>
<OBJECT_ID>64275</OBJECT_ID>
<INITIALIZATION_DATE>30-JUN-09</INITIALIZATION_DATE>
<ORGANIZATION_CODE>10</ORGANIZATION_CODE>
<ORGANISATION_NAME>NDC - PARTS</ORGANISATION_NAME>
<SERIAL_NUMBER>6510875487</SERIAL_NUMBER>
<ITEM_CODE>3000.006</ITEM_CODE>
<DESCRIPTION>ALLISON 3000 SERIES ON HWY TRANSMISSION E016392</DESCRIPTION>
<MANUFACTURER>ALLISON</MANUFACTURER>
<APPLICATION>On Highway</APPLICATION>
<ITEM_COST>8879.02</ITEM_COST>
<MATERIAL_COST>631.09</MATERIAL_COST>
<CURRENCY_CODE>AUD</CURRENCY_CODE>
<PO_UNIT_PRICE></PO_UNIT_PRICE>
<TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE>25-Jun-09</TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE>
<PO_NUMBER>982121</PO_NUMBER>
</G_ASW_REC_DATE>
</LIST_G_ASW_REC_DATE>
<CF_SORT_BY>Manufacture,Receipt Date,Organization,Item Code</CF_SORT_BY>
<CF_SERIAL_WHERE></CF_SERIAL_WHERE>
</RECDTREP>

HI Mahesh,
<TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE>07-Apr-09</TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE>
this is not a date,
so you should change the query to get you the format in xsd format : YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss+HH:MM
otherwise, you have to write a custom sort function to decode and order it it.
if you dont do the custom order and use
<?sort:TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE;'ascending';data-type='date'?>
the data will be treated as string and you will see the row is sorted on string.

"No more data to read from socket."?

Hi everybody,
We recently migrated from Oracle 10g Database Enterprise Edtion to Oracle 11g R2 Database Enterprise Edition
with Data Guard and a dedicated standy-by database. The database is a data source for multiple applications.
Among others, we are using two JBoss 4.2.3 GA application servers which run together in a clustered configuration.
During our migration of our database, we also updated our OJDBC thin drivers from Oracle within our JBosses. We
replaced the ojdbc14.jar with ojbc6.jar (Oracle 11g 11.1.0.7.0) and updated or added referenced libraries as well.
Since our migration we experience an unfamiliar problem from time to time. Suddenly our deployed EJBs crash with
the exception "SQLException: No more data to read from socket." The occurence is rather random than bound to
a specific bean. The only noticeable thing is that it appears more often when there is more work load on our
JBosses.
Our only solution up to now is to shutdown our JBosses, restart the database and restart our JBosses again.
Depending on our work load we do this from every two days to every 4 hours.
I googled the message and even found several hundred hits that mentioned the exception above, but none of
them got really solved, instead people found some case of work around for them. But none of them worked for us,
since this exception seems more general and can have multiple causes.
We did not have this problems when we were using the Oracle 10g database. Currently I am not sure if this problem
is related to the new Oracle 11g R2 database, the new OJDBC thin driver or JBoss.
Anybody experienced the same problem? And maybe even got it properly solved?
If you need further information, just ask. I will happily offer as much information as possible to solve this.
Greetings,
CB
Edited by: Crazy Bytes on 08.06.2010 03:10

Hi,
I remember that we received similar error after upgrading the database from 9.2.0.7 to 10.2.0.4 in one of our application using JDBC 10.1.0.5. We worked with Oracle support, and they provided us with patch Patch 5851267, that resolved our problem.
So I would recommend you to do the same.
regards

PhE11: No possibility to sort my pictures by file name ! Why not ?? (Like in PhE 9) Tha

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dear Brett N
I am a new macbook user forced to give up Digital Image Pro (winXP), and looking for a photo program that sorts BY NAME. REPEAT BY NAME.
I was ready to purchase PSE11, but luckily I read this forum and saw that in your infinite wisdom you spared every expense and removed this function.
I have no need for face recognition, type of photo, etc.
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I think not. For you to do this to previous owners shows a blatant disregard for them.
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