LOV custom sql

Hi,
I've created LOV in a dashboard prompt using the direct SQL request. LOV populates from the custom SQL.
The problems are the LOV default value comes from the underlying presentation table and not the custom SQL. Secondly the when using the "Match" functionality to search for a value the LOV uses the underlying report table and not the custom SQL used to populate the LOV.
Does anyone know how to force the LOV to use the custom SQL for these to scenarios?
Thanks
Phil

Hi,
I have looked at John's blog regarding LOV's. I'm using custom SQL as he does, but I need to know if there is if there is any solutions for the aforementioned problems.
Thanks
Phil

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2. Is it possible to map an attribute to a SQL expression (like in Hibernate we have formula columns mapped using the formula* property)?
Background
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But "a.changed" is not a field in GNMT_CUSTOMER_MASTER_CHG. what i am doing in this procedure is i am collecting bulck data and validating field by field from GNMT_CUSTOMER_MASTER_CHG with GNMT_CUSTOMER_MASTER table as their structure is same.. if v_name is not same as v_name_chg then i am setting changed flag to "Y" changed is "changed dbms_sql.varchar2_table" and updating GNMT_CUSTOMER_MASTER in bluck where changed flag ='Y'...
type custRec is record
n_cust_ref_no dbms_sql.number_table,
v_name dbms_sql.varchar2_table,
v_name_chg dbms_sql.varchar2_table,
rowid rowidArray,
*changed dbms_sql.varchar2_table*
i cannot use simple SQL as i need to validate field for each records with GNMT_CUSTOMER_MASTER_CHG and insert into log file as well.....
to run this procedure:
execute DO_DC_NAME_UPDATE_OTHER_TAB.DO_NAME_UPDATE_OTHER_TAB;
Thanks...

Execute custom SQL in DB Adpater errors out in Production - urgent please.

Hi,
I get this error when running the process in PROD at invoking delete operation that I'm doing by selecting the execute custom SQL option while defining the DB adapter. It worked fine in TEST environment but errors out in PROD env.
Any suggestions on why? Its urgent.
Thanks
-Prapoorna
The state of this instance is Faulted
<messages><input><InvokeDelete_InputVariable><part xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" name="DeleteDataInput_msg"><DeleteDataInput xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/pcbpel/adapter/db/DeleteData"/>
</part></InvokeDelete_InputVariable></input><fault><remoteFault xmlns="http://schemas.oracle.com/bpel/extension"><part name="code"><code>17410</code>
</part><part name="summary"><summary>file:/prod/app/bpel/as/bpel/domains/verint/tmp/.bpel_SynchOTLLoad_1.0_0259c5f142631959ec0fb067d23fe98e.tmp/DeleteData.wsdl [ DeleteData_ptt::DeleteData(DeleteDataInput_msg) ] - WSIF JCA Execute of operation 'DeleteData' failed due to: Pure SQL Exception.
Pure SQL Execute of delete from xxhxc_timeattend_to_otl where report_date >= TRUNC(ADD_MONTHS(sysdate, -1),'MM') failed. Caused by java.sql.SQLException: No more data to read from socket.
; nested exception is:
ORABPEL-11633
Pure SQL Exception.
Pure SQL Execute of delete from xxhxc_timeattend_to_otl where report_date >= TRUNC(ADD_MONTHS(sysdate, -1),'MM') failed. Caused by java.sql.SQLException: No more data to read from socket.
The Pure SQL option is for border use cases only and provides simple yet minimal functionality. Possibly try the "Perform an operation on a table" option instead.
</summary>
</part><part name="detail"><detail>No more data to read from socket</detail>
</part></remoteFault></fault></messages>

Looks like in production you have much more data than you do in your test environments.
It could be something wrong with your rollback segments. Is there any other activity happening when this is running?
What happens when you run this command inside SQLPlus?
cheers
James

Interactive Reporting and Custom SQL

I have SQL that works in TOAD and I'd like to copy it directly into IR; however, it appears that the custom SQL feature only allows you to "customize" the FROM, WHERE, etc parts of the SELECT statement and not the database fields that are directly after the SELECT. For example, the code below works in TOAD:
SELECT cr_type,
LPAD(SUBSTR(CR_NUM,1,5),5) CR,
TITLE,
nvl(sum(decode(a.employee_Id,1234,hours)),0) DL,
nvl(sum(decode(a.employee_Id,5678,hours)),0) MF,
nvl(sum(decode(a.employee_Id,9101,hours)),0) HM, etc
I am having a hard time re-creating this code in IR. I finally did manage to come close to what TOAD gives me; however, is there an easier way to use the custom SQL to just cut and paste the entire SQL statement that works in TOAD and put it into IR?
Thanks.
Terri T.

You can Import the complete SQL String into IR, but you will not be able to modify it once it is in IR.
You can create Computed Items in the Request Line for each of the SQL segments, i know it is labor some but it works. Just make sure that the Data Type is as you want it - Options Tab.
Another Option is to have the SQL String you have turned into a view on the database and query it that way.
Wayne Van Sluys
TopDown Consulting

LOV custom sql

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