Query Code

Hi Expert,
Its me again... below is my simple query. How can I make the 'balance' column to be the running balance of Debit less Credit column?
SELECT T0.[TransId], T0.[RefDate],T1.[ShortName], T1.[Debit], T1.[Credit], T1.[Debit]- T1.[Credit] as 'Balance' FROM OJDT T0 INNER JOIN JDT1 T1 ON T0.TransId = T1.TransId WHERE T1.[ShortName] = '10301' and T1.[ProfitCode] = [%0] and T0.[RefDate] between '[%1]' and '[%2]'
Thanks and looking forward for your feedback.
Regards,
ArlmiPJ

hi,
actually you can achieve the same output by using the SAP Standard Reports. use account balance, how to do it? follow this..
Use this window to view the transactions posted to a G/L account or a business partner. According to the transactions, the balance of the account or the business partner is calculated.
To open the Account Balance Window for a G/L account, from SAP Business One Main Menu, choose Financials Chart of Accounts , select the account, and (Link Arrow) in the Balance field.
regards,
Fidel

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Hi,
This is what you currently have, I think. All I have done is some formatting in order to be able to read it.
String sql = "update Sale set Item_code ='"   +
             jTextField7.getText()             +
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             jTextField10.getText()            +
             "'SELECT SUM'"                    +
             ""                                +
             "("                               +
             quantity_Available_for_Sale       +
             ")"                               +
             ""                                +
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             Sale                              +
             ""                                +
             "' WHERE withdrawal_id='"        +
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Statement stmt = con.createStatement(sql);That approach is wrong for several reasons, some being
1. Each time you concatenate a string together, it will be a brand new SQL statement for the server to hard parse.
Not only is this inefficiant, it breaks your SQL cache, causes latching which is definite resource.
Always use bind variables when dealing with databases.
2. You are subject to SQL injection. If your text fields contains SQL or parts of SQL, malicious users could take advantage of that.
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String sql = "update Sale set Item_code =?"   +
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             ""                                +
             "("                               +
             quantity_Available_for_Sale       +
             ")"                               +
             ""                                +
             " FROM "                          +
             Sale                              +
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- And not much room for SQL syntax errors.
You will of course have to implement that stored procedure. Something many Java developers do not like to do.
Don't know why - to me it smells like technology anxiety.
There is nothing wrong about stored procedures, and nothing old school about them. In your case it even seems like a sensible thing to do.
The first advantage about it, is that you will get to work in a layer (The database) that actually knows SQL.
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    p_with_drawal_id   in sale.withdrawal_id%type
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    p_item_code        in sale.item_code%type,
    p_with_drawal_id   in sale.withdrawal_id%type
) is
begin
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           quantity_available =
           select sum (quantity_available_for_sale)
              from   sale
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/Doing this, you will soon realize that you are not quite there.
You SQL is syntactically wrong (At least in Oracle).
But you are now in the right environment to fix it.
It is probably also semantically wrong, it gives little meaning, and you are probably facing mutating table
(At least in Oracle and other databases supporting read consistency)
Note on syntax errors. You probably mean
    update sale
    set    item_code = p_item_code,
           quantity_available =
             (select sum (quantity_available_for_sale)
              from   sale
              where withdrawal_id = p_with_drawal_id);Or
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           quantity_available =
             (select sum (quantity_available_for_sale)
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1. Write a correct update statment in a query tool of your choice.
2. Put that statment inside a stored procedure
3. Test that procedure from a query tool
4. Implement the procedure call in your application
5. Test it.
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- write as little as you can in the Java layer
- write as much as possible in the database layer
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            I_callback_user_command = 'USER_COMMAND'   "see FORM
            is_layout               = gd_layout
            it_fieldcat             = fieldcatalog[]
            i_save                  = 'X'
       tables
            t_outtab                = it_ekko
       exceptions
            program_error           = 1
            others                  = 2.
*       FORM USER_COMMAND                                          *
*       --> R_UCOMM                                                *
*       --> RS_SELFIELD                                            *
FORM user_command USING r_ucomm LIKE sy-ucomm
                  rs_selfield TYPE slis_selfield.
* Check function code
CASE r_ucomm.
    WHEN '&IC1'.
*   Check field clicked on within ALVgrid report
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*     Read data table, using index of row user clicked on
      READ TABLE it_ekko INTO wa_ekko INDEX rs_selfield-tabindex.
*     Set parameter ID for transaction screen field
      SET PARAMETER ID 'BES' FIELD wa_ekko-ebeln.
*     Sxecute transaction ME23N, and skip initial data entry screen
      CALL TRANSACTION 'ME23N' AND SKIP FIRST SCREEN.
    ENDIF.
ENDCASE.
ENDFORM.
"For further information please refer the link below :
http://www.sapdev.co.uk/reporting/alv/alvgrid_ucomm.htm
Thanks,
Sriram Ponna.

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I'm using JDeveloper 10.1.3.4. I have a JSPX page that is used to collect search parameters and then when a button is clicked uses those values to run a query and then populate a table on the same page. The problem is that when the page is loaded the system attempts to run the query. The query is a method in a session bean. I can keep the method from running the query code by wrapping it in an 'if' statement and checking the parameters for null (or other value). Once the parameters are collected the query is invoked but it looks like the method is running twice, once with the parameters (here I've checked that the result actually has rows in the list) and then again where the parameters are null and the method returns null.
What is the best way to do what I want here? From the buttons action method I am called the session beam method and returning null to stay on the same page. I think that is why the method is running the second time and returning null.
TIA,
Dave

Have a look at these screen casts from Steve Muench and see if one of these techniques works for you, or gives you the clue you need.
Creating Three Simple Search Pages with ADF Business Components and ADF Faces (JSF)
Part 1: Web-Style Search Form
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Part 3: Search Form Using View Object with Named Bind Parameters
I had trouble viewing these with Firefox, but they worked in Internet Explorer.

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Dear all,
Could any body detail me how to create a functional query. Please give me step by step procedure to create a query.
I would appreciate if you can give me a material with screen shots. Your help will be highly appreciated.
Thank you
Raghu Ram

Hi Raghu,
Go through this document it may help you,
SAP Query
Step 1: Create User Group SQ03
Follow the menu path SAP Menu > Tools > ABAP Workbench > Utilities > SAP Query > User Groups
a) In the User Group: Initial Screen -
Enter User Group Code (self named)
Click on Create
b) In the User Group (Code): Create or Change pop-up window -
Enter the User Group Description
Click on Save
c) In the Create Object Directory Entry pop-up window -
Ö Click on Local Object button
Ö The User Group Created is saved
Step 2: Create User Group SQ02
Follow the menu path SAP Menu > Tools > ABAP Workbench > Utilities > SAP Query > Infosets
a) In the Infoset: Initial screen -
Ö Enter Infoset Code (self named)
Ö Click on Create button
b) In the Infoset: Title & Database Screen -
Ö Enter Description of Infoset in the Name field
Ö In the Data Source selection: Select appropriate Data Source by clicking
the radio button
· Source the data can either be multiple tables OR single table. There are 4
options for the user to select from
Ö Click on Continue (Enter)
Ö Selected Table gets displayed in the Infoset : Initial Screen
c) In the Infoset: Initial Screen -
Ö Click on Insert Table button
d) In the Add Table Screen -
Ö Enter the Table Name that is to be inserted
Ö Click Continue (Enter)
e) In the Infoset: Initial Screen -
Ö Click on Back button
f) In the Field Group Defaults pop-up Screen -
Ö Select Appropriate Field Group Option by clicking on the radio button
· there are 3 options to select from. User can select Empty Field Group
option and then select the data fields in the steps explained further.
Alternatively, User can select an option which clubs all the data fields
From all the tables selected
Ö Click Continue (Enter)
g) In the Change Infoset Screen -
· the left side lists the Tables that the user has selected in step b, c & d
· In the right side, system creates field groups, one for each table listed in the
left part. Initially, the Field Groups are empty
Ö In the Left Side, Click on the arror next to the table name and expand and
display all the data fields in the table
Ö Select a Data Field from the expanded Table view, which is to be added to
the Field Group on the right.
Ö Select a Field Group on the right side, in which Data Field selected above
has to be added
Ö Right click on the Data Field selected and click on Add Field to Field Group
Ö The selected Data Field gets added to the selected Field Group, which is
indicated by an arrow next to the Field Group.
Ö Carry out the steps above to add the required Data Fields to the respective
Field Groups
Ö After transferring Data Fields to Field Groups click on Generate button
h) In the Create Object Directory Entry Screen -
Ö Click on Logical Object button to generate the infoset
i) In the Change Infoset Screen -
Ö Click on the Back button
j) User is taken back to the Infoset: Initial Screen which displays the
created Infoset record.
Step 3: Assigning User Group to Infoset SQ03
Follow the menu path SAP Menu > Tools > ABAP Workbench > Utilities > SAP Query > User Groups
a) In the User Groups: Initial screen -
Ö Enter the User Group for which Infoset is to be assigned
Ö Click on Assign Users & Infosets button
b) In the User Group: Assign Users Screen -
Ö Click on Assign Infosets button
c) In the next screen, select the Infoset, which needs to be attached to the
User Group selected
d) Click on the Back button
Step 4: Creating Query SQ00 & SQ01
Follow the menu path SAP Menu > Tools > ABAP Workbench > Utilities > SAP Query > Queries
a) In the Query from User Group: Initial Screen -
Ö Click on Other User Groups button
Ö In the pop-up screen, User Groups, select the User Group for which the
Query has to created. The pop-up screen closes.
Ö Enter the Query Code in the Query field
Ö Click on Create button
b) A pop-up screen Restrict Value Range shows the list of Infosets assigned to
the User Group
Ö Select the Infoset for which Query has to be created
c) In the new screen Create Query: Title, Format -
Ö Enter the Description of the Query in the Title field
Ö Click on the Next Screen button
d) In the Select Field Group screen
Ö Select the Field Groups from which Data Fields have to be selected for the
Output
Ö Click on the Next Screen button
e) In the Select Field screen -
Ö Select the Data Fields, which should appear in the output
Ö Click on the Next Screen button
f) In the Screen Selection -
Ö Select the Data Fields for the selection criteria
Ö Enter the sequence in which the selected fields would appear in the input
screen of the query.
Ö Define if the selection criteria should be Single Value or Multiple Value Range
by clicking in the appropriate check boxes
Ö Click on the Basic List button
g) In the screen Query Layout Design -
Ö Select the Output Fields from the Data Fields section by clicking the
appropriate check box
Ö Change the sequence of Data Field columns if required
Ö Click on the Test button to test the query created
h) On the Test Query screen click Continue
i) In the Query screen -
Ö Enter the selection criteria
Ö Click on Execute button
j) Save the Query created
Step 5: Running the Query SQ00
a) In the Query From User Group: Initial screen
b) Click on Other User Groups button to select the User Group
c) In the pop-up screen User Groups select the User Group
d) System lists all the queries created for the User Group
e) Select the appropriate Query
f) Click on Execute button
g) User is taken to the Selection screen
h) Enter the selection criteria and click on Execute button
i) System runs the query and gives the output
Regards,
Murali.

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