Oracle Views through Cognos

Hi,
I am having difficulty in accessing oracle EBS-R12 views through cognos. One of EBS view is based on multiple tables, when I try to create and execute cognos report based on that view, cognos does not show any record even though records are there. But if the same report is created based on tables which are used in the same view, report is working fine. I prefer to use views for my reports.
Please help ASAP.
Many thanks in advance.
Regard.

'Business Partner' doesn't tell anything, as that is a label you pay for as a customer, and doesn't include any knowledge of products of the partner.
So you shouldn't 'think' you can post this on either forum: Cognos is not owned by Oracle,and even it was owned by Oracle, there would have been a seperate forum on OTN.
But then it isyour appalling incivility and rudeness which precludes any answer!
Apart from that, directing you to a different forum is a legitimate answer, as you are posting to an incorrect forum, so please don't say I shouldn't have responded, and apologize for your behavior!
No regards at all
Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBA

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> Hi,
>
> when changing the view in Oracle it isn't necessary
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>
> Proceed as follows:
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>
> this is definitively enough.
>
> hope this helps...
>
> Olivier.
>
> Message was edited by:
>         Olivier Cora
> Hi,
>
> when changing the view in Oracle it isn't necessary
> to drop and recreate the ISource and DSource!!
>
> Proceed as follows:
> - change your view (of course you can't rename it!)
> - regenerate your datasource with tcode RSDBC
> - open your TRules and maintain your TStructure
> (change tab)
> - maintain your TRules
> - finally activate
>
> this is definitively enough.
>
> hope this helps...
>
> Olivier.
>
> Message was edited by:
>         Olivier Cora
> Hi,
>
> when changing the view in Oracle it isn't necessary
> to drop and recreate the ISource and DSource!!
>
> Proceed as follows:
> - change your view (of course you can't rename it!)
> - regenerate your datasource with tcode RSDBC
> - open your TRules and maintain your TStructure
> (change tab)
> - maintain your TRules
> - finally activate
>
> this is definitively enough.
>
> hope this helps...
>
> Olivier.
>
> Message was edited by:
>         Olivier Cora
> Hi,
>
> when changing the view in Oracle it isn't necessary
> to drop and recreate the Source and DSource!!
>
> Proceed as follows:
> - change your view (of course you can't rename it!)
> - regenerate your datasource with tcode RSDBC
> - open your TRules and maintain your TStructure
> (change tab)
> - maintain your TRules
> - finally activate
>
> this is definitively enough.
>
> hope this helps...
>
> Olivier.
>
> Message was edited by:
>         Olivier Cora
> Hi,
>
> when changing the view in Oracle it isn't necessary
> to drop and recreate the ISource and DSource!!
>
> Proceed as follows:
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> - regenerate your datasource with tcode RSDBC
> - open your TRules and maintain your TStructure
> (change tab)
> - maintain your TRules
> - finally activate
>
> this is definitively enough.
>
> hope this helps...
>
> Olivier.
>
> Message was edited by:
>         Olivier Cora
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