Printing failure using Discoverer OLAP

I've got a user who cannot print from Discoverer OLAP. When he attempts to print, he gets the print dialogue box, but when he selects OK, the dialogue box just disappears and nothing happens. It just doesn't seem to spool correctly. He can print from Discoverer relational just fine. Thanks.

Dave.
I just wanted to let you know that you're not being ignored (as you can see by the number of views to your thread), but IMO the problem is that Disco with OLAP has a much smaller audience due to it's new-ness (new word there) and many just haven't tried it yet.
Russ

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Discoverer Olap remote speed

Hello All,
We are experiencing terrible performance problems with using discoverer olap at our remote offices. At our corporate office, performance is just fine, but remotely, our users are extremely unhappy. We have tried various sqlnet settings which had no positive effect, we have had our network provider (BT) monitor our network, which showed no issues. We even moved to a new bigger server. All of these things caused no significant improvement. Does anyone out their have any suggestions! They would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Carl Petersen

Hi Carl
Discoverer OLAP is notorious for this. This is caused because once connected to the server, the Discoverer OLAP applet on the client interacts with the database direct. It does not use the power of the Discoverer middle tier. The server won't appear to be idling, it really will be.
From the How does Discoverer Plus OLAP work? section of the Discoverer 10.1.2.1 Configuration Guide here is how OLAP works:
1. The user launches a Web browser on a client computer and types the URL of the Discoverer Plus servlet.
2. The Web browser accesses the Discoverer Plus servlet on the Discoverer Services tier, which forwards the request to the Discoverer servlet.
3. The Discoverer servlet retrieves the Discoverer Connections page and returns this to the Discoverer Plus servlet, which in turn returns the page to the client.
4. The user logs in (by connecting directly or using a Discoverer connection).
5. The Discoverer Plus OLAP applet is transmitted to the client computer (if it is not present already).
6. The Discoverer Plus OLAP connects directly to the database.
This architecture is totally different to how Discoverer relational works. Discoverer relational always uses the power of the middle tier server to run the query. It never connects directly to the database.
The further away from the database that your client machine is the slower will be the performance. Therefore, the important machines in the OLAP world are the database server and the client PC. You need to have as powerful a PC as you can in order to run Discoverer OLAP effectively. Putting resources into the Discoverer server is not the answer.
Have you considered using something like a terminal server for your users to connect to? I've done this before, using Citrix, and got performance back to almost the same as being in the main office. I say almost because there is still an overhead in running anything remotely, but its a lot quicker than running the application from the local PC across the whole network to the database.
Does this help?
Regards
Michael

Use Discoverer with Olap Cubes

Hi, is there any one that know how work Discovere with Olap Cubes?
Thanks

hi
if you mean the cubes (rolap/molap), which the bibeans are working on it is a yes/no
for molap cubes:you use the olap table to build a virutal star on top of the analytic workspace, which is then queryable by any relational cube, including discoverer
for rolap cubes:not (yet)
having said that:watch the announcements during oracleworld
regards,
thomas

Discoverer Olap Plus - Drill to Detail using URL's

We are using the "Manage Links" feature in Discoverer Plus to send dimension value names in a URL. As part of the "Manage Links" feature, the user is given the opportunity to choose which dimension values for the selected cells they want to include in the URL.
We are attempting to create URL's to drill from Discoverer Plus to more detailed Oracle Reports, which will use the dimension values in sql statements . One problem we noticed is for each dimension we can not select multiple values to send in the URL.
For example;
I have a URL I want to append selected dimension values from Discoverer Plus.
We have 2 dimensions each containing 5 dimension values. We use Discoverer Plus to filter down to 2 dimension values for each dimension to be included in our url.
Time: Nov2007, Dec2007
Division: USCCSLT, USCCLSY
Measure: Flux
URL:
https://corpdev.ffmb.com:11228/reports/rwservlet?RPT_TEST_XLS=<TIME:VALUE>, <DIV:VALUE>
When the link executed, the EXIT URL only contains the first dimension value for each dimension. I have included the exit URL below:
Result:
https://corpdev.ffmb.com:11228/reports/rwservlet?RPT_TEST_XLS=Nov2007,USCCSLT
It should contain Nov2007, Dec2007, USCCSLT, USCCLSY.
I've tried a variety to things in the Manage Links, but it always sends out just one dimension value.
According to the choices given in "Manage Links", it is not supposed to work this way.
I have a feeling I'm doing something wrong, because I don't see many posts here related to creating Discoverer Plus URL's.
If anyone encountered this and came up with a solution, I'd be interested to read your comments.
Thanks,
Michael

Hi There:
If you had figured it out, please let me know.
Regards
Rufus

Hp officejet 6700 premium printer-printer failure

I bought a HP officejet 6700 premium a month ago. I installed the printer and it printed ok. But after a few day of use, it suddenly stopped printing and gave a Printer Failure massage on the front control panel. The message says: There is a problem with the printer or ink system. Turn printer off then on. If problem persists, contact HP. I have checked all ink cartridges. They seem all ok (I have only print less than 10 pages since installed). I have turned power off and on several times but did'nt work. I have searched all over the HP website for help, but still can't find a solution for my printer problem. I deeply appreciate, if someone can help me or give me directions to make my new printer works again. Thanks.
P.S. my laptop computer has Winders 7.
ns42

Did you get an answer? I think the problem lies with the blue print head with the gold pins, they get bent when you change out printer cartridges. Several folks have had this problem. I watched a youtube video of repairman saying both the 6600 and 6700 printer had this problem until HP changed the print heads. I am still fussing with HP about this but I am pretty certain I won't get any relief. Good luck

How to control actions printing,export in discoverer viewer for user

Hi
we use discoverer viewer .I want to control Printing,export,send email options
for user for a worksheet.Hoe to do this. thru Enterprise Manager apps server control , i tried to change the settings , but i guess thats for all the users and all the workbooks.
how do i set this for user??
rgds

Hi
Yes, the settings you can apply are global and will affect all users. You cannot restrict these by user. Sorry.
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Privilege setting in Discoverer OLAP

Hi,
One of my customer has the following issue:
Powerful role OLAP_USER is assigned to the role D4OPUB, on first-time creation of a
Discoverer catalog. However OLAP_USERS has a lot of system privilege, like create table,
create dimension.
We have a number of Discoverer OLAP end users who would just read worksheets thru the Discoverer
Viewer (i.e. need to access the Discoverer catalog), and thus do not need those privilege of
OLAP_USERS. Our DBA will seperately grant select-only rights over the corresponding OLAP analytic
workspace to end users
So what can we do:
1) Any suggestions to accomplish this?
2) Can OLAP_USERS role (or D4OPUB role)be revoked from the user without any issue?
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Padmanabh.

Hi Padmanabh
Chapter 16 of my Discoverer 10g Handbook is dedicated to using Discoverer with OLAP and if you don't have a copy I would urge you to get hold of one.
I have taken the following extract from my book:
You can add users to the Discoverer Catalog either using Oracle Enterprise Manager, or using the Java command-line utility. Users have to be added to the Discoverer Catalog before they can connect to Discoverer Plus for OLAP.
To add or remove a user from the Discoverer Catalog using Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Application Control or Grid Control, use the following workflow:
1. Connect to the Discoverer Catalog home page within Oracle Enterprise Manager as before.
2. Click the Manage link.
3. Enter the connection details for the Discoverer Catalog.
4. Click Authorize Users and Roles.
5. You will then be presented with a list of available database users and roles, and a list of those users and roles that are currently authorized to access the Discoverer Catalog.
6. Select the users and roles that you want to access the Discoverer Catalog. If you add a role, all users with that role automatically have access to the Catalog. Any users or roles that you authorize for Discoverer Catalog use are assigned the D4OPUB role, which provides access to the objects stored in the catalog.
Reading between the lines then you can see that even if you assign another role for your end users they must also get the D40PUB role which means they will also get OLAP_USERS.
Best wishes
Michael
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Error Oxc18a0001..print failure message

I get an error print failure message and I have followed the troubleshooting steps in the manuel, but that didn't work. What else can I do to try and solve this issue.

OK I had the hp error code 0xc18a0001 problem and here is the conversation I had with the tech.....
james cowan: hp error code 0xc18a0001
Earnest: I will assist you in this regard
james cowan: great
Earnest: I understand that a error code with 0xc18a0001 with "Ink System failure" is displayed on the front panel of the All-In-One printer. Am I correct?
james cowan: correct
Earnest: Thank you for confirmation
Earnest: May I have the model number of All-In-One you are using?
james cowan: c6250
Earnest: Thank you for information.
Earnest: James, please let me know the room temperature in which printer is replaced
james cowan: 67 degrees f
Earnest: Okay
Earnest: Please perform the below steps on the front panel of the printer to resolve the issue
james cowan: ok
Earnest: Press and hold the "left arrow" key.
Press the "Setup" key and release both keys, Display should say "Enter Special Key Combo"
Press and release the "OK" button.
Earnest: Please ignore the above steps, James
james cowan: ok yes nothing seemed to do anything
Earnest: Please perform the below steps on the front panel of the printer
Earnest: Press and Hold the "Print Photos" &"Red Eye Removal" buttons. Release both buttons. Display should say"Enter Special Key Combo"
Press and release in sequence"Red Eye Removal","Print Photos","Red Eye Removal"
Earnest: Display should say “Support” and display the FW rev (something like R0616R)
james cowan: COxxFN0723BR
Earnest: Okay
Earnest: 2. Press and release the right arrow button until the display says “System Configuration Menu
james cowan: ok
Earnest: 3. Press and release the "OK" button.
james cowan: ok and it says hardware failure status
Earnest: Display should say "Hardware failure status: Clear. Press OK to clear".
Earnest: Press and release the "OK" Button. Message changes to "Hardware failure status Cleared. Press Cancel to continue".
Earnest: Press and release the "CANCEL" button as many times as necessary, so that, either the "Welcome to Photosmart Express" screen appears, or, the "Ink System Failure" screen appears. PLEASE DO NOT TRY TO PRINT AT THIS STAGE.
james cowan: ok
Earnest: Using the Power Button, turn the unit OFF and unplug the power cable from back of the printer and wall outlet.
Earnest: Let me know once you are done with the above steps
james cowan: ok its unplugged
Earnest: Wait 30 seconds for the power to get discharged and then plug the power cable into the wall outlet first and then into the back of the printer
Earnest: Turn the unit on. The printer may display message "USE POWER BUTTON TO SHUTDOWN THE PRINTER" followed by "PRESS OK TO CONTINUE". Press OK.
james cowan: ok
Earnest: Let me know the message displaying on the front panel of the printer
james cowan: printer preparation occuring - do not interrupt
Earnest: Okay
james cowan: ok its done
Earnest: Let us print a self test page from the printer now
james cowan: ok deal
Earnest: 1) Load letter, A4, or legal unused plain, white paper into the input tray.
2) Make sure that the printer is on and loaded with unused plain, white paper.
3) Press Setup . The Setup menu appears.
4) Press the down arrow button to select Tools , and then press OK .
5) Press the down arrow button to select Self-test Report , and press OK . The self-test report prints.
james cowan: ok printing
Earnest: Okay, please check whether all the colors pritned perfectly on the test page
james cowan: perfect
Earnest: Great..Cheers!!!
james cowan: thank you very much
Earnest: James, now you can continue using the printer
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HP Officejet 8620 Pro - repeated printer failure

An employee has a problem with a printer. It keeps saying "printer failure" Please restart it....over and over. Then it says contact HP if the message keeps showing up. lol!! that isn't very helpful at all. After an hour of trying to "contact HP" I have resorted to this forum for help. Can anyone help me? This printer is unavailable for chat and phone support points me to online. Round robins are supposed to be non-existent....except for support at HP Thanks

HI , Thanks for reaching out to the HP Support Forums! I understand that there is an error message, which reads 'Printer Failure' on the HP Officejet Pro 8620 e-All-in-One Printer. I also see that you would like the contact information for HP Technical Support. I would like to assist you. Here's a document I would recommend that you try, HP Printers - 'Problem with Printhead,' 'Printer Failure,' 'Ink System Failure,' or a '0x...' or a 'C2...' Error Message Displays.
HP Officejet Pro 8600, 8610, 8620, 8630, 8640, and 8660 e-All-in-One Printer Series - An 'Ink System Failure' Error Message Displays on the PrinterThis document is for HP Officejet Pro 8600, 8610, 8615, 8620, 8625, 8630, and 8660 e-All-in-One printers.An 'Ink System Failure' error message displays on the printer control panel. The printer does not print. IMPORTANT NOTE: If a similar message displays with ' Printer Failure' in the title, go to A 'Printer Failure' Message That Might Include an '0x610000f6' or '0x61xxxxxx' Error Code Displays on the Computer. If you see 0X6 in the error message, go to this link. If not continue.Step 1: Use genuine HP ink cartridgesIf ink cartridges are loaded in your printer that are not compatible with your printer, it might cause an error message.Video of replacing an ink cartridge The following video demonstrates how to replace cartridges. If you have trouble viewing the video or to view the video in a different size, click here to play the video on YouTube.Visit HP SureSupply to check ink cartridge compatibility or purchase replacement ink cartridges.Go to the HP SureSupply website.Scroll to the bottom of the page, then make sure the country/region location is correct.Follow the on-screen instructions to order new ink cartridges or check ink cartridge compatibility with your printer.Genuine HP ink cartridges can also be purchased from other retailers. Step 2: Reset the printerResetting the printer might clear the error message.Turn the printer on, if it is not already on.Wait until the printer is idle and silent before you continue.With the printer turned on, disconnect the power cord from the rear of the printer.Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet.Wait at least 60 seconds.Plug the power cord back into the wall outlet. 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If you have replaced the ink cartridge and the error message persists, continue to the next step.If the message has changed to 'Replace the (), (), (), or () Ink Cartridge' then repeat steps 6-8 for each indicated ink cartridge remaining. If you have cleaned and replaced all of the ink cartridges and the 'Ink System Failure' message displays, continue to the next step.If the error message does not display, you do not need to continue troubleshooting.Step 5: Update the printer firmwareUpdating the printer's firmware might clear the error message. Update the printer firmware. NOTE: The HP printer must be connected to a wired (Ethernet) or wireless network with an active Internet connection to receive updates.From the home screen on the product control panel, touch the ePrint icon ().Wait for the product to connect to the ePrint server. The ePrint status displays.Touch Settings on the bottom left corner of the screen.Touch Printer Update, and then touch Check for Update Now. 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Doing so can result in damage to the printhead or the printer.Figure : Printhead upside down on a clean sheet of paper Step 7: Inspect the carriage path where the printhead sitsUse a flashlight to check for torn pieces of paper that might remain inside the printer. If any torn pieces of paper remain inside the printer, errors are likely to occur.Use a flashlightPaper jammed in carriage path Step 8: Insert the printhead, and then lower the carriage latchReinstall the printhead, and then check to see if the error message persists.Grasp the sides of the printhead and turn it right side up with the nozzles facing down and the electrical contacts facing away from you.On the front of the printer, insert the printhead into the carriage, ensuring that the electrical contacts face the inside of the printer. As you guide the printhead into the carriage, it lowers into the carriage as it seats. CAUTION: The nozzle area on the bottom of the printhead is fragile! 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Step 9: Reseat the printhead up to three timesSometimes error messages persist after inserting the printhead. To clear any error messages, reseat the printhead up to three times. NOTE: You do not need to remove the printhead from the carriage.Slip your fingers into the slot on the left side of the printer, and then pull forward to open the cartridge access door. The carriage moves to the left side of the printer. Wait until the carriage is idle and silent before proceeding.Figure : Open the cartridge access doorSlot on the left side of the printerUnplug the power cord from the rear of the printer. Unplugging the printer prevents the carriage from moving. 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As you guide the printhead into the carriage, it lowers into the carriage as it seats.Figure : Reseat the printheadGently rock the printhead to the left and right to make sure that the printhead fully seats in the carriage.Lower the carriage latch.Figure : Lower the carriage latchVerify that the carriage latch is down.Figure : Carriage latch positionsCarriage latch is upCarriage latch is downClose the cartridge access door.Reconnect the power cord to the rear of the printer.If the printer does not turn on by itself, press the Power button to turn it on.Wait until the warm-up period finishes and your printer is idle and silent before you proceed.If the error message persists, continue to the next step. Step 10: Use an automated tool to clean the printheadLoad the paper into the input tray, and then use an automated tool to clean the printhead.Load unused, plain white paper into the input tray.On the printer control panel, touch the Right Arrow () to display additional options.Touch Setup (), touch Tools, and then touch Clean Printhead.Wait until the printhead cleaning sequence completes and the report prints.If the error message persists, continue to the next step. Step 11: Replace the printheadIf you have completed all of the preceding steps and are still experiencing a problem, contact HP to replace the printhead.If you have a defective ink cartridge or printhead, it might be under warranty. To check the warranty on your ink supplies, go to hp.com/go/learnaboutsupplies, select your country/region, then review the limited warranty information for your supplies.If the error message persists, continue to the next step. 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Step 1. Open link: www.hp.com/contacthp/
Step 2. Enter Product number or select to auto detect
Step 3. Scroll down to "Still need help? Complete the form to select your
contact options"
Step 4. Scroll down and click on: HP contact options - click on Get phone
number
Case number and phone number appear. I hope this helps. Good Luck!

Printer failure after self-test .Deskjet 3650

hp deskjet 3650 printer failure. This happened after running a self-test to check ink level. Oddly, the test report printed out OK. I used the "lift cover 4 times" method to do the test

I have the same problem, starting 2 weeks ago.
I tried the suggestions at http://www.hp.com/support.
None of them worked.
Their advice in this case is: The product needs service.
Following this link, they checked my serial number and found that the printer was out of warranty.
They then displayed the message: The following services are available to you. Please choose ONE of the following:
You guessed it - there were no services available to me!
So what I am hoping is that someone can tell us how to fix it ourselves.

General printer failure 8315:5218

Hi,
When one of the user is trying to print from Adobe pageMaker 7.01a, it does not print and gives the below error message
An error occured while printing
General printer failure
8315:5218
It works fine when try to use the same printer from other applications like Word etc. Reinstalling also did not help.
Can somebody please help with this issue?
Thank You

Tried below things on users system. But no success.
Print the same file to a different printer
Copied the same file to a local folder and sent to print
Created a new file and sent to print it to different printers
Also ran Repair installation
But none of this worked. The PageMaker does not print to any printer. And gives the same error
Although I installed Acrobat on the system and can print it using Adobe PDF printer to a PDF file.
Is it a PS printer? No
Are you printing to FILE: ?
I do not know how FILE: is related to this. But I opened "Printers and Faxes" window. Select File --> Server Properties. In the "Ports" tab could see an entry for FILE: Do not know how it is related with Adobe Pagemaker
Are you using the Export… AdobePDF… macro? No
Create a new PM publication, with just a square of black on it - does that print OK? No, it gives the same error
It could be a permissions issue - are all the files on a local drive, usually C:, and not a server or flash drive? I copied file on local folder as c:\data\. But still the same error message.
What if you remove all the images- does it print OK? I created a new publication with only text in it and tried printing it. But same message.
Are you using any non-standard fonts? No
I will also carry out a diagnostic recomposition as per your reply and follow instructions from troubleshooting page. Will update again if it worked or not.

How to find out the list of users who used Discoverer

Dear All,
We have Oracle E-Business Suite 11.5.10.2 with Disco. 4i.
We need to know how we can find out the Employee ID, Responsibility, Org... who used discoverer during a specific period in the past ? For example the last year.
Any help plz.
Regards,
Mohammad Muhtadi

I'm not sure You can get the responsibilities or the org that was used in that specific run but as for getting when it was run and by whom...
Try that SQL:
select distinct
qs.qs_doc_name workbook,
--qs.qs_doc_details worksheet,
case when instr(qs.qs_doc_owner,'#')=1 then substr(qs.qs_doc_owner,2,10) else qs.qs_doc_owner end workbook_owner,
qs.qs_created_date run_date,
case when instr(qs.qs_created_by,'#')=1 then substr(qs.qs_created_by,2,10) else qs.qs_created_by end apps_user_id,
fu.user_name apps_user_name,
ppf.FULL_NAME user_full_name,
ppf.EMPLOYEE_NUMBER user_employee_number
from
eul_us.eul4_qpp_stats qs,
fnd_user fu,
per_people_f ppf
where to_number(substr(qs.qs_created_by,2,10))=fu.user_id(+)
and fu.employee_id=ppf.PERSON_ID
and sysdate between ppf.EFFECTIVE_START_DATE and ppf.EFFECTIVE_END_DATE
change the "eul_us" to the discoverer schema.
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Photosmart 7510 e all in one series Printer failure Oxc19a0023

After having been turned off for several months, I plugged in my 7510e and the following message came on the screen.
Printer failure, Oxc19a0023, Please turn printer off then on. I did this with no change. I unplugged both electric plus and USB and reconnected. I removed the cartridges and replaced but the same message keeps coming and I cannot get passed this message. If anyone has had this problem and has been able to fix this or if anyone know how to fix this I would really appreciate some help. Thank you.

Hello @TSLI76 , and welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience!
I see you are experiencing 0x errors. I would like to help!
I would recommend removing the ink cartridges, and performing a power reset. Disconnect the power cord from the printer and the power outlet, then wait 60 seconds. After 60 seconds, plug the printer back in. Ensure you plug the printer directly to a wall outlet. Make sure to bypass any sort of surge protector or power bar.
I would also recommend this document on An 'Ink System Failure' or a '0x ...' Error Message Displays on the HP Printer Control Panel.
Good luck and please let me know the results of your troubleshooting steps. Thank you for posting on the HP Forums!
Please click “Accept as Solution " if you feel my post solved your issue, it will help others find the solution.
Click the “Kudos, Thumbs Up" on the right to say “Thanks" for helping!
Jamieson
I work on behalf of HP
"Remember, I'm pulling for you, we're all in this together!" - Red Green.

My iPad shows a message "Cannot find AirPrint printer". I used to use my iPad to print materials using HP wireless printer D110. Now it does not want to print. Is this because I am now using IOS 7? What should I do to solve the problem? Help please.

My iPad shows a message "Cannot find AirPrint printer". I used to use my iPad to print materials using HP wireless printer D110. Now it does not want to print. Is this because I am now using IOS 7? What should I do to solve the problem? Help please.

Restart your WiFi router and printer by removing power for 30 seconds.

I can't print wirelessly using Airport Express. I have my HP printer connected to a USB hub, and the hub to the Airport Express, but when I select the HP from the printer list, my MacBook says the printer is "off-line" - even when it is not.

I can't print wirelessly using Airport Express. I have my HP printer connected to a USB hub, and the hub to the Airport Express, but when I select the HP from the printer list, my MacBook says the printer is "off-line" - even when it is not. I've tried several USB connectors, and several different ports on my USB hub; same result. I need to have the HP connected to the hub 'cause from there it's connected to our desktop Mac.

Hi,
I am currently replying to this as it shows in the iChat Community.
I have asked the Hosts to move it to Snow Leopard (you should not lose contact with it through any email links you get)
I also don't do Wirelss printing so I can't actaully help either.
10:01 PM Friday; July 29, 2011
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 G4/1GhzDual MDD (Leopard 10.5.8)
 MacBookPro 2Gb( 10.6.8)
 Mac OS X (10.6.8),
"Limit the Logs to the Bits above Binary Images."  No, Seriously

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