Modify dynamically Static LOV and System Tables

Hello,
Does anyone know if it is possible to dynamically modify a Static LOV using a system table. All suggestions greatly appreciated!
Sharon

Hello,
I am converting a program from the old HTML-DB. The original program dynamically manipulated a static LOV using a system table. I am trying to do the same thing. If it is possible to dynamically change a static LOV I would like to know how. If there is no way in APEX, I will create a table and dynamically change the table. Thank you for your suggestions.
Sharon

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I know , it is possible using triggers. but it will create perofrmance issues
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On one of the database few user are having dba access.
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Dynamic/Static LOV

Hi,
Im havin a little trouble trying to do the following:
I have a LOV that does a query, but besides the query I want also to have an static option on the LOV that represents all the options, any idea how can I achieve this?
thanks

I'm not quite sure if I have understood your requirement; you want to have a LOV which always shows the same records?
If so there comes 2 possibilities to my mind:
- You could create a record group at runtime, populate this record group with your desired values, and assign your record group to your LOV.
or
- create a table where you store your static values you want to show, and do a query on the table. Maybe you could add a realm to the table, as if you wish to use your static LOV elsewhere you could also simple use your static LOV table...
maybe
select key_col, name_col
from static_lov
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I've tried STATIC:Yes;Y,No;Nwhile stating it is a Select List (static LOV). The values that are rendered on the page are
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[No        ]
----------I tried the same thing with STATIC2 instead of STATIC, and the same thing happened.
It also broke if I tried STATIC or STATIC2 under Select List (query based LOV). This is within a report where there is no hyperlink to say 'Create/Edit static list' or 'Create Dynamic List', as there is under select list items.
However, I am finding that for some reason, the values being sent to the PDF are not the values in the database (Y/N), but the showing values (Yes/No). This happens when I use the domain_code select query as the query based LOV.
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What is the difference between dynamic release strategy and static release strategy.
What the customization setting required to activate dymanic and static release strategy.
Thank you
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I've got to import 142 tables from csv into SQL 2008 on a regular basis.
I was looking at building a 142-part SSIS package to do this, then thought there must be a dynamic way of doing it.
Is there any way of dynamically changing the source and and destination tables?
The csv filenames will remain identical, the SQL tables will be the same names but with "_Staging" at the end of them (e.g. SRSection.csv will always go into SRSection_Staging).
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Please check this :- http://sql-bi-dev.blogspot.com/2010/07/dynamic-database-connection-using-ssis.html
STEP1:
To begin, Create two tables as shown below in on of the environment:
-- Table to store list of Sources
CREATE TABLE SourceList (
   ID [smallint],
   ServerName [varchar](128),
   DatabaseName [varchar](128),
   TableName [varchar](128),
   ConnString [nvarchar](255)
GO
-- Local Table to store Results
CREATE TABLE Results(
   TableName [varchar](128),
   ConnString [nvarchar](255),
   RecordCount[int],
   ActionTime [datetime]
GO
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INSERT INTO SourceList
SELECT 1 ID,
'(local)' ServerName,
--Define required Server
'TestHN' DatabaseName,--Define DB Name
'TestTable' TableName,
'Data Source=(local);Initial Catalog=TestHN;Provider=SQLNCLI10.1;Integrated Security=SSPI;Auto Translate=False;' ConnString
Insert as many connections as you want.
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Variable
Type
Value
Purpose
ConnString
String
Data Source=(local);
Initial Catalog=TestHN;
Provider=SQLNCLI10.1;
Integrated Security=SSPI;
Auto Translate=False;
To store default connection string
Query
String
SELECT '' TableName,
N'' ConnString,
0 RecordCount,
GETDATE() ActionTime
Default SQL Query string.
This can be modified at runtime based on other variables
SourceList
Object
System.Object
To store the list of connection strings
SourceTable
String
Any Table Name.
It can be blank.
To store the table name of current connection string.
This table will be queried at run time
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Create two connection managers as shown below:
Local.TestHN: For local database which has table SourceList. Also this will be used to store the result in Results table.
DynamicConnection: This connection will be used for setting up dynamic connection with multiple servers.
Now click on DynamicConnection in connection manager and click on ellipse to set up dynamic connection string. Map connection String with variable
User::ConnString.
STEP 5:
Drag and drop Execute SQL Task and rename with "Execute SQL Task - Get List of Connection Strings". Now click on properties and set following values as shown in snapshot:
Result Set: Full Result Set
Connection: Local.TestHN
ConnectionType: Direct Input
SQL Statement: SELECT ConnString,TableName FROM SourceList
Now click on Result Set to store the result of SQL Task in variable User::SourceList.
STEP 6:
Drag and drop ForEach Loop container from toolbox and rename with "Foreach Loop Container - DB Tables". Double click on ForEach Loop container to open Foreach Loop Editor. Click on Collection and select
Foreach ADO Enumerator as Enumerator. In Enumerator configuration, select User::SourceList as ADO object source variable as shown below:
STEP 7: Drag and drop Script Task inside ForEach Loop container and double click on it to open Script Task Editor. Select
User::ConnString,User::SourceTable as
ReadOnlyVariables and User::Query as
ReadWriteVariables. Now click on Edit Script button and write following code in Main function:
public void Main()
try
String Table = Dts.Variables["User::SourceTable"].Value.ToString();
String ConnString = Dts.Variables["User::ConnString"].Value.ToString();
MessageBox.Show("SourceTable = " + Table +
"\nCurrentConnString = " + ConnString);
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string SQL = "SELECT '" + Table +
"' AS TableName, N'" + ConnString +
"' AS ConnString, COUNT (*) AS RecordCount, GETDATE() AS ActionTime FROM " + Dts.Variables["User::SourceTable"].Value.ToString() +
" (NOLOCK)";
      Dts.Variables["User::Query"].Value = SQL;
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catch (Exception e)
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null);
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Drag and drop Data Flow Task and double click on it to open Data Flow tab. Add OLE DB Source and Destination. Double click on OLE DB Source to configure the properties. Select
DynamicConnection as OLE DB connection manager and
SQL command from variable as Data access mode. Select variable name as User::Query. Now click on
columns to genertae meta data.
Double click on OLE DB Destination to configure the properties. Select Local.TestHN as
OLE DB connection manager and Table or view - fast load as
Data access mode. Select [dbo].[Results] as Name of the table or the view. now click on
Mappings to map the columns from source. Click OK and save changes.
Finally DFT will look like below snapshot:
STEP 9: We are done with package development and its time to test the package.
Right click on the package in Solution Explorer and select execute. The message box will display you the current connection string.
Once you click OK, it will execute Data Flow Task and load the record count in Results table. This will be iterative process untill all the connection are done. Finally package will execute successfully.
You can check the data in results table:
Here is the result:
SELECT *
FROM SourceList
SELECT *
FROM Results
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Use of T168F and T168 Tables in System

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I'm making a development, the purpose is to assign the Release Strategy to RFQ's when the user sets the Unit Prices for Items in transactión ME47.
This action is executed in SAPMM06E in Routine strategie_ermitteln calling FM ME_REL_STRATEGIE_EKKO, but before the call there is a check at routine begin: t160-vorga NE vorga-angb (vorga-angb is a constant 'AG').
t160-vorga has the 'A' value for ME41 (creating RFQ), then in this transaction the Strategy is assigned.
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I solved this making t160-vorga = 'A' (only in memory) in EXIT_SAPMM06E_017, and the Release Strategy is assigned ok.
But, when the user modificates a price using a button, the program makes a validation in Routine FCODE, checking that the value of t160-vorga exists in T168F and T168 tables with field fcode = 'KO'. Because i modified the value from AG to A, this record does not exist and the program set an error. But, if i don't modify the t160-vorga, the Release is not assigned because the check in Routine strategie_ermitteln.
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3. In wich transaction can i create records to these tables ??
4. Could be any problem if i add that records to these tables ??
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(Excuse the long Topic text)
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2. Look the table T167T (to find this, I was going into the SE11, Data element: VORGA, : table, ...)
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For one of the tables,I have the following scenario.
1. I have a viewobject [Ex: EmpVo] in which one of the attributes has a static LOV[:Ex: 'Status' attribute in EmpVo has static LOV - StatusLOV with values A - Active I - Inactive].
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Let's take the HR schema as an example.
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The departmentId and jobId are shown as a number instead of their corresponding value for the department and jobs table1) What ADF Faces components do you use for the Department ID and Job ID in the table?
2) What Control Type is chosen for these VO attributes on "Control Hints" page of VO attribute definition dialog (Default, Choice List, Combo Box, Input Text With LOV, etc.)?
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When i enable the filter on my table, it does not show my LOV for the department and job column... How can i enable that?Table filter fields are text fields by default. You are able to override default filter fields (for example, with <af:inputListOfValues>) by using <f:facet name="filter"> within corresponding <af:column>. Just specify the necessary input component(s) within this facet.
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As far as i know is static means manual entry of reorder point.
The dynamic or automatic reorder point is used for Forecast based planning...
the sysstem wii automatically calculate the reoder point evrytime there is the forecast run.
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