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Hi , i am trying to publish a report by CR i make my report on my system and run it successfull but when i published my report or reporting server then i face the following problem
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this problem is solved when i removed the IF condition from my query but with IF condition i am facing the same problem. I am not facing this problem when i have this on my hand but only after pulishing so please help me if any one can following is the procedure in which i am facing the problem
create or replace
PROCEDURE cm_discon_fld_activity (
p_rep_cursor IN OUT cisadm.cr_package.cr_rpt_type,
prm_unit IN cisadm.ci_char_val.char_val%TYPE,
prm_fa_status IN cisadm.ci_fa.fa_status_flg%TYPE,
prm_fa_type_cd IN cisadm.ci_fa.fa_type_cd%TYPE,
prm_zone IN cisadm.ci_char_val_l.descr%TYPE,
prm_date_from IN cisadm.ci_fa.cre_dttm%TYPE,
prm_date_to IN cisadm.ci_fa.cre_dttm%TYPE
AS
BEGIN
IF TRIM (prm_fa_status) = 'C' THEN
OPEN p_rep_cursor FOR
select sa.acct_id, pn.entity_name,
(SELECT char_val
FROM cisadm.ci_prem_char
WHERE prem_id = sa.char_prem_id
AND char_type_cd = 'UNIT'
AND TRIM (char_val) = NVL (prm_unit, TRIM (char_val))and rownum=1) unit,
(SELECT descr
FROM cisadm.ci_prem_char pc, cisadm.ci_char_val_l cvl
WHERE pc.char_type_cd = cvl.char_type_cd
AND pc.char_val = cvl.char_val
AND prem_id = sa.char_prem_id
AND cvl.char_type_cd = 'ZONE'
AND descr = NVL (TRIM (prm_zone), TRIM (descr))and rownum=1) zzone,
fa.cre_dttm,fa.fa_type_cd,fa.fa_status_flg,
--(select work_dttm from ci_fa_stage_up where fa_id=fa.fa_id) dt_of_work,
READ_DTTM dt_of_work ,
fa.fa_id,fa.disp_grp_cd,dgl.descr,
(select sum(cur_amt) from ci_ft where sa_id in (select sa_id from ci_sa where acct_id=sa.acct_id)) os_amt
from ci_fa fa,ci_sp sp,ci_sa sa,ci_acct_per ap,ci_per_name pn,ci_disp_grp_l dgl, ci_mr_stage_up msp, ci_sp_mtr_hist smph , ci_sp spp
where --fa.cre_dttm between '01-Jan-2009' and '02-Jan-2009'
READ_DTTM BETWEEN prm_date_from /*'01-JAN-2009'*/ AND prm_date_to
/*'02-JAN-2009'*/--between '16-Feb-2010' and '17-Feb-2010'
and TRIM (fa.fa_type_cd) = upper ( prm_fa_type_cd)--in ('G-LOCK','G-UNLOCK','SG-LOCK','SM-REMVL','M-REMVL')
AND TRIM ( fa.fa_status_flg ) = 'C'
and fa.sp_id=sp.sp_id
and sp.prem_id=sa.char_prem_id
and sa.sa_type_cd like 'U-%'
and sa.SA_STATUS_FLG = '20'
AND USE_ON_BILL_SW = 'Y'
and sa.acct_id=ap.acct_id
and ap.per_id=pn.per_id
and msp.MTR_CONFIG_ID= smph.MTR_CONFIG_ID
and smph.sp_id = spP.sp_id
AND SPP.SP_ID = SP.SP_ID
AND smph.REMOVAL_DTTM IS NULL
and pn.PRIM_NAME_SW='Y'
and fa.disp_grp_cd=dgl.disp_grp_cd;
--AND SA.ACCT_ID = '9739021000';
END IF ;
--ELSE
IF TRIM (prm_fa_status) != 'C' THEN
OPEN p_rep_cursor FOR
SELECT sa.acct_id, pn.entity_name,
(SELECT char_val
FROM cisadm.ci_prem_char
WHERE prem_id = sa.char_prem_id
AND char_type_cd = 'UNIT'
AND TRIM (char_val) = NVL (prm_unit, TRIM (char_val))and rownum=1) unit,
(SELECT descr
FROM cisadm.ci_prem_char pc, cisadm.ci_char_val_l cvl
WHERE pc.char_type_cd = cvl.char_type_cd
AND pc.char_val = cvl.char_val
AND prem_id = sa.char_prem_id
AND cvl.char_type_cd = 'ZONE'
AND descr = NVL (TRIM (prm_zone), TRIM (descr))and rownum=1) zzone,
fa.cre_dttm, fa.fa_type_cd, fa.fa_status_flg,
(SELECT work_dttm
FROM cisadm.ci_fa_stage_up
WHERE fa_id = fa.fa_id) dt_of_work, fa.fa_id, fa.disp_grp_cd,
dgl.descr, (SELECT SUM (cur_amt)
FROM cisadm.ci_ft
WHERE sa_id IN (SELECT sa_id
FROM cisadm.ci_sa
WHERE acct_id = sa.acct_id))
os_amt
FROM cisadm.ci_fa fa,
cisadm.ci_sp sp,
cisadm.ci_sa sa,
cisadm.ci_acct_per ap,
cisadm.ci_per_name pn,
cisadm.ci_disp_grp_l dgl
WHERE fa.cre_dttm BETWEEN prm_date_from /*'01-JAN-2009'*/ AND prm_date_to
/*'02-JAN-2009'*/
AND TRIM (fa.fa_type_cd) IN NVL
( upper(prm_fa_type_cd), TRIM (fa.fa_type_cd))
-- ('G-LOCK','G-UNLOCK','SG-LOCK','SM-REMVL','M-REMVL')
AND TRIM (fa.fa_status_flg) = prm_fa_status
--AND TRIM (fa.fa_status_flg) != 'C'
AND fa.sp_id = sp.sp_id
AND sp.prem_id = sa.char_prem_id
AND sa.sa_type_cd LIKE 'U-%'
and sa.SA_STATUS_FLG = '20'
--AND USE_ON_BILL_SW = 'Y'
AND sa.acct_id = ap.acct_id
AND ap.per_id = pn.per_id
AND pn.prim_name_sw = 'Y'
AND fa.disp_grp_cd = dgl.disp_grp_cd;
END IF ;
END cm_discon_fld_activity;
I am facing the same problem in every report in which i use IF condition can any one help me i am using CR XI Business Object

Perhaps this question would be better asked on a Business Object forum.
As it stands, there's not really anything programatically wrong with your PL/SQL code. The issue appears to be with CR.

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For the "XI_Mapping_Error" alert category, we have setup a rule so that any Integration Engine Application Mapping.* Error code will create an alert. However, when we have a mapping error in XI which we can see in MONI, we do not get an alert. The checkbox for "Suppress Multiple Alerts of this Rule" is not selected. I am not sure why we're not getting the alert.
For the "XI_Adapter_Error" alert category, we have setup a rule so that any Adapter Engine * adapter type will create an alert. The alert gets created - however, some of the container variables do not get poulated in the email. We have defined Container variables pointing to the corresponding ABAP data dictionary elements - i have double checked these definitions.
Here is an alert email - the Error Code (SXMS_ERROR_CODE - SXMSERRTX) and Error Category (SXMS_ERROR_CAT - SXMSERRCAT) are not being extracted:
Alert ID: ##23896##
Error Code =
Error Category =
Message ID = 1506eab0-6125-11da-9ba2-00505685 Time = 14:26:12 Date = 29.11.2005
Sender Party =
Sender Service = BS_CPI
Sender Interface = MI_CPI_INV_RFC_REQ_ABS
Receiver Party =
Receiver Service = BS_CPI
Receiver Interface =
We are not able to figure out why the Alert framework is not working correctly. We are running XI 3.0 SP 14 on Win2K, SQL 2000.
Anyone encounter these problems? Any help would be appreciated.
Regards,
Jay Malla

>> There are some problems with SP 14 and the alert framework.
Very true! Join the team!
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Jay, This note is specifically for a situation where the 'where did the error occur' set to No Restriction. I don't think anything else is included in this fix .01 to patch 0.9 of SPS 12 of XI 3.0!!!
My problem is that even the messageID variable is not getting replaced!!! In SP12 everything was perfect. After SP14, the errors are coming almost instantaneously to the inbox, but without any variable replacement.
Best of luck,
Kannan

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