Putting 7 table fields into one field with line breakes included!

Hi People
I Need to assamble 7 fields from a view, into one field with some line brakes in Reports, how do I do that???
E.g :
Field names : Name, Collection1, StreetName, StreetNo, ExtraCity, ZipCode, City
Should be put into one field called address and be displayed like this
Name
Collection1
StreetName StreetNo
ExtraCity
ZipCode City
I hope someone can help me *S
/Stig :-)

The following should give you some idea. It might depend if you run your report on Windows or Unix.
select
Name        || decode(Name, null, null, chr(13)||chr(10))||
Collection1 || decode(Collection1, null, null, chr(13)||chr(10))||
StreetName || decode(StreetName, null, null, ' '||StreetNo||chr(13)||chr(10))||
ExtraCity   || decode(ExtraCity, null, null, chr(13)||chr(10))||
ZipCode     || decode(ZipCode, null, null, ' '||City )
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Rajesh

HI
I think you need to write UDF for this. there is library from apache called XML Serializer. Below is the sample file how you achieve that using that. Use that code in your UDF.
http://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=31349&seqNum=3&rl=1
Even just concatenate into one field in the target during mapping and the send the data . this could also achive your requirments. no need to go for Java mapping
thanks
Swarup
Edited by: Swarup Sawant on Feb 15, 2008 11:42 AM
Edited by: Swarup Sawant on Feb 15, 2008 11:42 AM

BI for NW04S: Concatenating multiple chars into one field in BI query

Hi,
We have BI for NW04S. We have a requirement of concatenating multiple characteristics into one field in the BI report. This single field should have the usual drill down and other olap functionalities that a single characteristic usually enjoy in a BI report.
In BI for NW04 (Not the S) this probably can be done using the table interface in WAD. However in BI7 WAD functionality are through Java.
Also can this be done using Query designer alone.
Can anybody help?
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Hi,
Can you please elaborate on your Query designer option. You can always have a variable and in the user exit can write code, but what is not clear that
1> How will you acheive the contatenation done for every row of the report in the BEX user exit variable( since it's called during the beginning of the query execution and not for all rows of the report
2> How do you transfer the char variable into a char field in the report.
Please elaborate .
Thanks

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