No row returned message

Hi,
I have a report that some times doesn't have results.
When it happens, I get a message "No row returned"...is it possible to change or delete this message?
many thanks in advance,
Miguel

If you have metalink access, here is the note you want to read:
183131.1. "How to Customize the Message "No Row Returned" from a Report".
Hope it solves your problem.

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UNION
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I am new to Discoverer. I had connected to Financials Intelligence responsibility using discoverer desktop. When I tried to create a workbook in General Ledger Business Area to display the GL accounts, I get no rows returned message. I get the same message for any kind of report I try to create not only in GL business area but also in any of the seeded business areas provided by the Oracle. I can query it in toad and see the data but it is not retrieved in discoverer. what could be the problem? is there any profile options to be setup for my username or am I missing something?
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Here's the metalink note for those interested.
It's basically laying out all the steps to setup the info in Oracle Apps as alluded to by Simon and then perform a complete refresh of the BIS views in the database, bring in the new .eex file for changes, etc.
Russ
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Applies to: Oracle Discoverer - Version: 10.1.2.48.18
This problem can occur on any platform.
Oracle Applications 11.5.10.2
Oracle Applications Concurrent Manager SymptomsUnable to retrieve any data on standard General Ledger (GL) business areas and standard workbooks after migrating the EUL from Discoverer 4.1 to 10.1.2 and upgrading Oracle Applications to 11.5.10.2.
These same workbooks and business areas worked fine before the upgrade to Discoverer 10.1.2.
A custom business area and custom workbooks return data, but none of the standard pre-seeded "BIS" or "Financials Intelligence General Ledger (GL) business areas return data when testing in Discoverer Plus, Viewer or Desktop.
ChangesMigrated the Discoverer EUL and Oracle Application Server environment from Discoverer 4.1.48.08 to 10.1.2.48.18. CauseIncomplete setup of Oracle E-Business Suite and Discoverer environment for Business Intelligence (BIS) and/or Financials Intelligence, including missing profile options for Oracle Applications Administrator and custom Super User responsibility.
SolutionTo implement the solution, please execute the following steps:
1. Login to Oracle Applications Systems Administration function as SYSADMIN user and set the profile option as described below:
a. Profile > System
b. Check the 'Site', 'Responsibility' and 'Profiles with No Values' checkboxes
c. Enter "Applications Administration' in 'Responsibility' field
d. Enter FII: GL BIS Discoverer access (if it does not display the profile option, please try wildcard option "FII%GL%BIS%" )
e. Then in the next screen, select 'Yes' from LOV under 'Site' and 'Responsibility' column
f. Save the settings
g. Again repeat the same steps for custom responsibility "My_Company General Ledger Super User"
2. Complete/confirm the following steps from Note 313418.1, Section 6, Post Installation Tasks
a) Step 4. Regenerate your Business Views - done throughNote 313418.1, Section 6, Post Installation Tasks
a) Step 4. Regenerate your Business Views - done through Oracle Applications Concurrent Manager as SYSADMIN user with the "Business Views Setup" responsibility.
b) Recommend all steps under 4 and steps under 5
c) Step 8. Refresh the Discoverer 10.1.2 End User Layer - via SYSADMIN user/responsibility - as described in note
d) Step 9 -> Need to make sure Applications Administrator responsibility has all
security and access to the EUL and business areas. Be sure to grant to responsibility
rather than SYSADMIN user since the "Applications Administrator" responsibility is used to perform Discoverer Administration tasks.
$ORACLE_HOME/bin/eulapi \
-CONNECT <EUL schema>/<password>@<db> \
-GRANT_PRIVILEGE \
-ROLE "Applications Administrator" \
-PRIVILEGE all_admin_privs
$ORACLE_HOME/bin/eulapi \
-CONNECT <EUL schema>/<password>@<db> \
-GRANT_PRIVILEGE \
-ROLE "Applications Administrator" \
-PRIVILEGE all_user_privs
AND
$ORACLE_HOME/bin/eulapi \
-CONNECT <EUL schema>/<password>@<db> \
-GRANT_PRIVILEGE \
- ROLE "Applications Administrator" \
-BUSINESS_AREA_ADMIN_ACCESS % \
-WILDCARD \
-LOG <log file name>
Note: The above commands need to be in one continuous line. For Unix/Linux, you may separate lines with continuation character "\"
3. Once all steps have been completed, the standard General Ledger (GL) workbooks and newly created workbooks based on standard GL usiness areas will return data.
Note: If you are unsure if you are encountering this specific issue, it is always beneficial to test the data via SQL using the same Oracle E-Business Suite user and responsibility.
The following reference will guide you how to accomplish this:
Note 279736.1 'How To Run SQL From An Apps Mode Discoverer Workbook In SQL*PLUS'
ReferencesNote 313418.1 - Using Discoverer 10.1.2 with Oracle E-Business Suite 11i
Note 279736.1 - How To Run SQL From An Apps Mode Discoverer Workbook In SQL*PLUS
Keywords'BUSINESS~AREA' 'PROFILES-SYSTEM' 'FII~~GL~BIS~DISCOVERER~ACCESS' 'DISCOVERER~4.1.48.08' 'BUSINESS~VIEWS' 'UPGRADE~TO~11.5.10.2' 'PROFILES-SYSTEM' 'UPGRADE~TO~10.1.2'
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How to Customize the Message "No Row Returned" from a Report

Hi,
I've been trying to customize the Message "No Row Returned" from a Report.
First i followed the instructions in Note:183131.1 -
How to Customize the Message "No Row Returned" from a Report
But of course the OWA_UTIL.REDIRECT_URL in this solution did not work (in a portlet) and i found the metalink document 228620.1 which described how to fix it.
So i followed the "fix" in the document above and now my output is,..
"Portlet 38,70711 responded with content-type text/plain when the client was requesting content-type text/html"
So i search in Metalink for the above and come up with,...
Bug 3548276 PORTLET X,Y RESPONDED WITH CONTENT-TYPE TEXT/PLAIN INSTEAD OF TEXT/HTML
And i've read it and read it and read it and read it and can't make heads or tails of what it's saying.
Every "solution" seems to cause another problem that i have to fix. And all i want to do is customize the Message "No Row Returned" from a Report. Please,...does anyone know how to do this?

My guess is that it only shows the number of rows it has retrieved. I believe the defailt is for it to only retrieve 50 rows and as you page through your report it retrieves more. So this would just tell you how many rows was retireved, but probably not how many rows the report would contain if you pages to the end. Oracle doesn't really have a notion of total number of rows until the whole result set has been materialized.

[Forum FAQ] How do I send multiple rows returned by Execute SQL Task as Email content in SQL Server Integration Services?

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There is a scenario that users want to send multiple rows returned by Execute SQL Task as Email content to send to someone. With Execute SQL Task, the Full result set is used when the query returns multiple rows, it must map to a variable of the Object data
type, then the return result is a rowset object, so we cannot directly send the result variable as Email content. Is there a way that we can extract the table row values that are stored in the Object variable as Email content to send to someone?
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To achieve this requirement, we can use a Foreach Loop container to extract the table row values that are stored in the Object variable into package variables, then use a Script Task to write the data stored in packages variables to a variable, and then set
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Add four variables in the package as below:
Double-click the Execute SQL Task to open the Execute SQL Task Editor, then change the ResultSet property to “Full result set”. Assuming that the SQL Statement like below:
SELECT   Category, CntRecords
FROM         [table_name]
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Double-click the Foreach Loop Container to open the Foreach Loop Editor, in the Collection tab, change the Enumerator to Foreach ADO Enumerator, then select User:result as ADO object source variable.
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Drag Send Mail Task to Control Flow pane and connect it to Foreach Loop Container.
Double-click the Send Mail Task to specify the appropriate settings, then in the Expressions tab, use the Message variable as the MessageSource Property as below:
The final design surface like below:
References:
Result Sets in the Execute SQL Task
Applies to:
Integration Services 2005
Integration Services 2008
Integration Services 2008 R2
Integration Services 2012
Integration Services 2014
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Hi,
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M Tajuddin wrote:
Hi Paul,
You can change the this from report attributes. Click on Edit page >> click on the Interactive report >> click on Report Attributes on the top >> down the bottom there is an option where you can change the row numbers and error message etc.
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http://tajuddin.whitepagesbd.com
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Explain rows returned in a plan for group by

I have a (select statement) that returns 18 rows.
wrap a nested select with a group by around it
select col_a, col_b from
(select statement)
group by col_a, col_b
still returns 18 rows as expected
explain it and I see the 18 rows returned at Id 2 and the hash group by and select showing 1 rows.
| Id | Operation                                   | Name                           | Rows | Bytes |TempSpc| Cost (%CPU)| Time     | Pstart| Pstop |
|   0 | SELECT STATEMENT                            |                                |     1 |    95 |       | 90897 (75)| 00:00:02 |       |       |
|   1 | HASH GROUP BY                              |                                |     1 |    95 |       | 90897 (75)| 00:00:02 |       |       |
|   2 |   VIEW                                      |                                |    18 | 1710 |       | 90896 (75)| 00:00:02 |       |       |        reason Im asking is I rewrote the SQL in the inner statement for tuning purposes and I still get 18 rows as expected but now I have 2 rows returned to hash group by.
| Id | Operation                                  | Name                           | Rows | Bytes |TempSpc| Cost (%CPU)| Time     | Pstart| Pstop |
|   0 | SELECT STATEMENT                           |                                |     2 |   190 |       | 82657 (80)| 00:00:02 |       |       |
|   1 | HASH GROUP BY                             |                                |     2 |   190 |       | 82657 (80)| 00:00:02 |       |       |
|   2 |   VIEW                                     |                                |    18 | 1710 |       | 82656 (80)| 00:00:02 |       |       |
..In terms of the above plans what does "rows" mean for the hash group by.

Purvesh K wrote:
961469 wrote:
reason Im asking is I rewrote the SQL in the inner statement for tuning purposes and I still get 18 rows as expected but now I have 2 rows returned to hash group by.And in fact, how many rows does your entire query return?
Does the output of two of your queries differ?
If they do not, then I do not see any issue.No, the output doesnt differ, and its not a problem for me, just something I wanted explained.
>
>
From the Cost and the Rows, posted in Explain plan, it looks like some different plan is being used.Yes, there is, I rewrote it, but only on the inner select statement but I don't have a question on that. If take the inner select statement from both I get the 18 rows correctly.
Were the statistics pertaining to the tables in use, collected between execution of two queries?no but that last select is only on the outer select, ie shouldnt be affected by the stats, anyway, The queries are run straight after each other.
I will suggest to read the {message:id=3292438} and post the relevant details.
Also, do not forget to mention the Table/Index details (actual and with statistics) and the Query.I can, buts its VERY lengthy as theres a lot of nested tables/views and for me not relevant as if I run the inner select on both queries the datasets match. I was hoping for a simpler answer like Ajays which was my understanding of it too but as the outer select and group by hasnt changed, I cant understand the difference in the rows.
thanks for your reply though.
>
How many columns you specified in group by function before & after query modification I thought this too and was my understanding but the group by clause hasnt changed, only the inner select.
Edited by: 961469 on Jan 3, 2013 7:42 AM

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776317 wrote:
Hi frnds,
I'd like to restrict number of rows returned by my query to some 10 rows. how to do that.When I try doing with the rownum<10 its giving results for a particular dept and that too some 6 rows only...btw I'm grouping my table and includes joins from many a table and am ordering the table results by a column.. How to do this..
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How can I limit the number of rows returned by a select
statement. I have a query where I return the number of stores
that are located in a given area.. I only want to return the
first twenty-five stores. In some instances there may be over
200 stores in a given location.
I know is SQL 7 that I can set the pagesize to be 25....
Anything similiar in Oracle 8i?
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Debbie (guest) wrote:
: Chad Nale (guest) wrote:
: : How can I limit the number of rows returned by a select
: : statement. I have a query where I return the number of
: stores
: : that are located in a given area.. I only want to return the
: : first twenty-five stores. In some instances there may be
: over
: : 200 stores in a given location.
: : I know is SQL 7 that I can set the pagesize to be 25....
: : Anything similiar in Oracle 8i?
: If you are in Sql*Plus, you could add the statement
: WHERE rownum <= 25
: Used together with an appropriate ORDER BY you
: could get the first 25 stores.
Watch out. ROWNUM is run before ORDER BY so this would only
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