Passing input parameter to a oData service

Hi,
I am trying to develop a simple application using sapui5 and data comes from OData service. I am trying to pass input parameter to OData service in sapui5 Application.
how i do it ...
please help me..............................

I too have a such requirement, any help ?
Thanks.

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I played with an ADF output text based on the ADF table column with the PartialTriggers value set to the ADF table...which updates the output text based on the column selected. Do I use some sort of partial trigger on the input parameter?
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Hi! I stuck for a while when executing SSIS from stored procedure with input parameter. My input value is not consistent with output one. If I pass value with blank , SSIS seems gets second part. For example , if I pass "CALL FROM SP", SSIS get
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Passing input parameter to an standard search help

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How to pass input value to the IN parameter in a function

Hi ,
I'm new to pl/sql programming.
The below function is used inside a package and the package is invoked in visual studio.
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I'm not able to understand this.
If the values are hard coded , how to make sure that only the hard coded values are the right ones?
Please anyone could explain to me?
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Is there any nice document which could give me good understanding about what are the ways or types we could pass values to the input parameter in subprograms?
thanks in advance.
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION get_class_text_str
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RETURN VARCHAR2
IS
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         my_class_value_str VARCHAR2(10000) := '';
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/Edited by: user10641405 on Nov 19, 2009 8:16 AM
Edited by: user10641405 on Nov 19, 2009 8:30 AM

This is not a design I would use, but should work if coded properly. I would probably build a reference cursor query as text and use one open fetch and close.
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I have a Microstrategy query successfully passing input parameter to a calculation view. For example I can pass a movement type to a material movements calculation view input parameter. However if I try to pick more than one movement type the query then fails;
Generated SQL that works looks like this;
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a11
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Is it possible to pass multiple values in a single parameter? I'm using SP67 for this test.
Thanks,
-Patrick

Ravi, also to answer one of your questions about how this will work in Microstrategy; I just heard back from my Microstrategy developer and he is trying MSTR Freeform SQL query with syntax like this;
select (sumPAR_TEST.TOTALQUANTITY TOTALQUANTITY
from "_SYS_BIC"."MyPackage/CA_TEST_PASS_PARAMETER"
('PLACEHOLDER' =('$$MoveType$$', '[Movement Type]')) PAR_TEST
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select     sum(PAR_TEST.TOTALQUANTITY) TOTALQUANTITY
from     "_SYS_BIC"."development.pr1959/CA_TEST_PASS_PARAMETER"
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instead of what we need which is;
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Dynamic Input Parameter

Hi,
How can i pass input parameter dynamically.
I need pass column called valid_no as a input parameter(only one input parameter)
Based up on these i update the table called wvfl_acct and do other validations.
Update table name set column1 = 1 where valid_no = Input parameter.(how to present the variable here in input parameter)
Need to use EXCUTE IMMEDITE also fot this.
Pls Help..
Thanks visit my thread.

Here is my code
create or replace procedure (valid_no IN number) as
Begin
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give the input parameter here)
Update ----
end;
My valid_no comes from diferent work flows.so i need
it to take as dynamicFirstly, don't name your parameters the same as your table columns otherwise it'll confuse things.
i.e. it's more readable like:
create or replace procedure (p_valid_no IN number) as
v_valid_no number;
Begin
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into v_valid_no
from table2
where valid_no = p_valid_no;
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How to expose odata service for input parameter based procedure.

i have created one procedure in my schema.
CREATE PROCEDURE TEST
(in id varchar) AS
BEGIN
SELECT * FROM "table" WHERE "ID" = :id;
END;
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hello Avinash. this is where i stuck in my code. i dont know how to wrap procedure in calculation view..
My procedure code is below.
create procedure "Get_User_for_Project"(in PROJECT_ID VARCHAR(255), out OUTPUT_TABLE "schema"."test_table")
language SQLSCRIPT sql security definer as
BEGIN
truncate table "schema"."test_table";
OUTPUT_TABLE = SELECT "ID", "FIRST_NAME", "LAST_NAME" FROM "schema"."U_USER" WHERE "ID" IN (SELECT "USER_ID" FROM "schema"."U_USER_PROJECT" WHERE "PROJECT_ID" = :PROJECT_ID);
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Hello,
I'm developing a UI5 application that consumes a SAP HANA OData service to search a database (using fuzzy search). This service receives an Input Parameter, used to query the database.
So every time the user searches for something I build a new binding path and refresh the model to show the search results in the sap.m.List.
The Model:
var hanaModel = new sap.ui.model.odata.ODataModel("…/services/seed.xsodata");
this.setModel(hanaModel);
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i would do
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I am developing a simple web service client and server (using Eclipse for auto code generation). I am able to pass String and Byte array from the client. However, there is a parameter "statusInfo" which is an object of the class "cz.unmz.namespaces.csn369791.SendCertificatesRequestStatusInfo" and I have no idea of how to do so.
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* This file was auto-generated from WSDL
* by the Apache Axis 1.4 Apr 22, 2006 (06:55:48 PDT) WSDL2Java emitter.
package cz.unmz.namespaces.csn369791;
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    private java.lang.String _value_;
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    public static final java.lang.String _ok_cert_available = "ok_cert_available";
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    public static final java.lang.String _failure_outer_signature = "failure_outer_signature";
    public static final java.lang.String _failure_syntax = "failure_syntax";
    public static final java.lang.String _failure_request_not_accepted = "failure_request_not_accepted";
    public static final java.lang.String _failure_internal_error = "failure_internal_error";
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    public static final SendCertificatesRequestStatusInfo ok_cert_available = new SendCertificatesRequestStatusInfo(_ok_cert_available);
    public static final SendCertificatesRequestStatusInfo failure_inner_signature = new SendCertificatesRequestStatusInfo(_failure_inner_signature);
    public static final SendCertificatesRequestStatusInfo failure_outer_signature = new SendCertificatesRequestStatusInfo(_failure_outer_signature);
    public static final SendCertificatesRequestStatusInfo failure_syntax = new SendCertificatesRequestStatusInfo(_failure_syntax);
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            _table_.get(value);
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          throws java.lang.IllegalArgumentException {
        return fromValue(value);
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           java.lang.Class _javaType,
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cz1unmz1namespaces1csn3697911SendCertificatesRequest_4id.setMessageID(messageID_5idTemp);
cz1unmz1namespaces1csn3697911SendCertificatesRequest_4id.setMessageID(callerID_6idTemp);    I have also added the following line for the parameter "certificateSequence" (I have already prepared a Bytearray of certificateSequence)
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Edited by: stupidtss on Oct 28, 2009 12:32 AM

You want something like this:
DECLARE
lio_success VARCHAR2( 2000 );
li_id        NUMBER;
li_dep_id    NUMBER;
li_sel_id := NUMBER;
li_date DATE;
lo_date DATE;
lio_return_message xyz_bpe_rec_fn.xyz_bpe_rec_col;
l_ret xyz;
BEGIN
lio_success := 'some value';
li_id := NULL;     -- or some number
li_dep_id := NULL; -- or some number
li_sel_id := NULL; -- or some number
li_date DATE := sysdate;
lio_return_message.col1 := somevalue;
lio_return_message.col2 := somevalue;
lio_return_message.coln := somevalue;
l_ret := get_xyz( lio_success
                  , li_id
                  , li_dep_id
                  , li_sel_id
                  , li_date
                  , lo_date
                  , lio_return_message );
END;
/

How can I pass dynamic value as a user input parameter in discoverer?

Hi,
I have a requirement for a discoverer report like this: The report will display only details for Suppliers that have expired (or soon to be) Insurance details. That is the Expiration Date is less than or equal to the day the report is being run plus any days specified in the Number of Days in the Future Parameter.
The sample code as:
SELECT s.segment1 vendor_number
,s.vendor_name
,flv1.meaning classification
,pca.certificate_number
,pca.certifying_agency
,pca.expiration_date
,flv2.meaning status
FROM ap_suppliers s
,pos_bus_class_attr pca
,fnd_lookup_values flv1
,fnd_lookup_values flv2
WHERE pca.vendor_id = s.vendor_id
AND flv1.lookup_code = pca.lookup_code
AND flv1.lookup_type = pca.lookup_type
AND flv2.lookup_code = pca.class_status
AND flv2.lookup_type = 'POS_BUS_CLASS_STATUSES'
AND pca.expiration_date <= trunc(sysdate) + <No. of Days in the Future>
order by pca.expiration_date asc
Now the parameter is Number of Days in the Future (Enter the number days in the future to extract the data. This will default to 0).
Is it possible in discoverer to do so as in query i do that like a condition as pca.expiration_date <= trunc(sysdate) + <No. of Days in the Future>.
How can I pass <No. of Days in the Future> as a user input parameter in discoverer?
Please help.

Hi,
All you need to do is to create the condition in the discoverer instead of in the query.
Create a custom folder containing the following sq (note that i removed the condition)l:
SELECT s.segment1 vendor_number
,s.vendor_name
,flv1.meaning classification
,pca.certificate_number
,pca.certifying_agency
,pca.expiration_date
,flv2.meaning status
FROM ap_suppliers s
,pos_bus_class_attr pca
,fnd_lookup_values flv1
,fnd_lookup_values flv2
WHERE pca.vendor_id = s.vendor_id
AND flv1.lookup_code = pca.lookup_code
AND flv1.lookup_type = pca.lookup_type
AND flv2.lookup_code = pca.class_status
AND flv2.lookup_type = 'POS_BUS_CLASS_STATUSES'
Then create a discoverer report using this folder using all fields.
Create a new calculation as (use this exact syntax):
Sysdate + :No_of_Days_in_the_Future
Create a new condition:
pca.expiration_date <= <your calculation>
To complete it add a sort as you did in the SQL.
That's it.
Tamir

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