Query for 1:N mapping

Hi Experts,
I have a scenario where first I create a single file form IDoc and then this single file has to copied to 10 different folders on the same server. There is no change in data, I just have to copy the source file. I have issues with the second phase.
The requirement is:
1) The target directories are different with country code as part of path "/server1/appl1/<country code>"
2) the final target filename also contains the country code i.e. materialmaster_<country code>_<current year>.txt
The challenges are :
1) I don't have country code and year as part of my target structure, so can't use variable substitution
2) Since the source file doesnot have the country code I cannot use ASMA in sender and receiver channel.
3) My server is PI 7.1 so I tried to use Integrated configuration, but I cannot add multiple interfaces in reciever.
The simplest way out I know is to create 10 files with country code as part of filename in the 1st phase. In 2nd phase have 10 different sender channels and 10 reciever channels and use ASMA in both.
Is there any other way by which we can achieve this.Please suggest.
Thanks,
Pragati

Hi Pragati,
Can be done using multi mapping or split mapping -
1) In message mapping change the occurence of target structure to recieve multiple messages.
2) Define a global array or a hashMap and populete the array with 10 country codes.
3) Write an UDF to get the values of the Array (In your case 10 times).
4) Call this UDF in top root node of your message mapping.
5) With above stpes you will create 10 messages at receiver end.
6) Now since you have the values of country code in each receiver message, try to do variable substituion (Not sure about this)
Regards
Amol

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SELECT T0.[DocNum], SUM(T0.DocTotal) AS 'Total', SUM(T0.U_Total_GP) AS 'Total GP'
FROM ORDR T0 WHERE T0.[DocDate] =[%0] GROUP BY T0.[DocNum]
Union ALL
SELECT '', SUM(T0.DocTotal) AS 'Total', SUM(T0.U_Total_GP) AS 'Total GP'
FROM ORDR T0 WHERE T0.[DocDate] =[%0]
ORDER BY T0.[DocNum]
Thanks,
Gordon

Problem with query for Oracle

Hello Experts,
I'm tryng to develop my first application for EP (v7 SP12) with NWDS (without NWDI).
This application has to read and write data in the EP DB (oracle v10).
I'm using:
a Dictionary Project (define the DB Tables)
a Java Project (define class as DAO, DBManager etc)
a Library Project
an EJB Project
an EAR Project
With these projects I can deploy a webService in my EP server.
BUT I have some problem with a query that I'm tryng to sent to my DB through a DAO Class called by my WebService.
The query is simple and correct but it does not work...
This is the error message returned (the query id in bold)
(column names: GIORNO, NOMEDITTA, NOMEAREA, NOMESETTORE)
HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error
Connection: close
Server: SAP J2EE Engine/7.00
Content-Type: text/xml; charset=UTF-8
Date: Fri, 21 Sep 2007 14:29:57 GMT
Set-Cookie: <value is hidden>
<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" ><SOAP-ENV:Body><SOAP-ENV:Fault><faultcode>SOAP-ENV:Client</faultcode><faultstring>java.sql.SQLException: com.sap.sql.log.OpenSQLException: The SQL statement "SELECT NOMESETTORE, MIN(? - "GIORNO") AS GIORNI FROM SRS_DATEINFORTUNI WHERE NOMEDITTA = ? AND NOMEAREA= ? GROUP BY NOMESETTORE ORDER BY NOMESETTORE" contains the syntax error[s]: - 1:25 - the arithmetic expression >>? - "GIORNO"<< contains a host variable (parameter marker)</faultstring><detail><ns1:getGiorniSettori_com.akhela.giorniSenzaInfortuni.ejb.exception.GiorniSenzaInfortuniException xmlns:ns1='urn:GiorniSenzaInfortuniWSWsd/GiorniSenzaInfortuniWSVi'></ns1:getGiorniSettori_com.akhela.giorniSenzaInfortuni.ejb.exception.GiorniSenzaInfortuniException></detail></SOAP-ENV:Fault></SOAP-ENV:Body></SOAP-ENV:Envelope>
The variable '?' is the today date, the difference "(?-GIORNO)" is an int..
Moreover in my DAO class the query is "SELECT NOMESETTORE, MIN(? - GIORNO) AS GIORNI FROM SRS_DATEINFORTUNI WHERE NOMEDITTA = ? AND NOMEAREA= ? GROUP BY NOMESETTORE ORDER BY NOMESETTORE", instead in the error message is reported MIN(? - "GIORNO")...
We have tryed also with alternative query, for example we used "MIN(SYSDATA - GIORNO)" but SYSDATA was interpreted as column name and not found....
Any help???
Best Regards

Hi, I found something about the Host Variable (http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/ed/dbf8b7823b084f80a6eb7ad43bdbb9/content.htm), there explain that if you want to use an host variable you have to put ':' as prefix..
My problem is that I need to extract the minimum of the subtraction between two dates:
Query MIN(? - GIORNO) --> Error: the arithmetic expression >>? - "GIORNO"<< contains a host variable (parameter marker)
So I tried to use the ':' as indicated in the manual..
MIN:(? - GIORNO) --> - SQL syntax error: the token ":" was not expected here
 - expecting LPAREN, found ':'
MIN(:(? - GIORNO)) --> - 1:25 - Open SQL syntax error: :PARAMETER not allowed
 - 1:26 - SQL syntax error: the token "(" was not expected here
 - 1:26 - expecting ID, found '('
Then I tried to avoid the MIN() function and I tried to do just the subtraction:
? - GIORNO --> - 1:21 - the arithmetic expression >>? - "GIORNO"<< contains a host variable (parameter marker)
:(? - GIORNO) --> - 1:21 - Open SQL syntax error: :PARAMETER not allowed
 - 1:22 - SQL syntax error: the token "(" was not expected here
 - 1:22 - expecting ID, found '('
'2007-09-24' - GIORNO --> - 1:34 - SQL syntax error: first argument of operator "-" must be a number, date/time or interval
 - 1:43 - SQL syntax error: arguments of operator "-" do not have correct types
 - 1:43 - SQL syntax error: derived columns in SELECT list with AS must be values
GIORNO - GIORNO --> - 1:21 - the group by list and the select list are inconsistent: the column >>"GIORNO"<< is neither grouped nor aggregated
 - 1:30 - the group by list and the select list are inconsistent: the column >>"GIORNO"<< is neither grouped nor aggregated
Why these parts of query are not accepted???
I don't understand why... I hope you can help me.
Best Regards
Alessandro

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Paul

Dear,
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I need a query for   Daily sales by warehouse. I am only new to this and struggling with generating.
ideally it will look like the below.     With no selection criteria as I would like to schedule the report to email out at the end of each day.
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thanks

thankyou ,   But i have multiple warehouse and i dont want to use a selection criteria.
to expand on the original example
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Hi Friends,
 I need query for CUSTOMERS FULL DEBIT AND CREDIT WITH CLOSING BALANCE for selection criteria from date and to date.
 I know the Trial Balance Report will sort out this issue... but i need routeday wise report
1. Business Partner Master Data - i created one UDF field called U_Routeday (MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,THURSDAY,FRIDAY)
2. The query should be like selection criteria
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 - Posting Date [%1]
 - Posting Date [%2]
CardCode
Debit
Credit
Balance
D10503
25031.50
24711.50
2962.00
D10641
5466.00
7460.00
285.00
D10642
2866.00
142.00
give any helpful query ASAP... Thanks in advance

Hi,
Try this query:
Declare
@fromdate as datetime
Declare
@Todate as datetime
Declare
@Code as nvarchar(25)
set
@fromdate = ( select min(Ta.[RefDate]) from OJDT ta where
Ta.[RefDate] >= [%0])
set
@Todate = ( select max(Tb.[RefDate]) from OJDT tb where Tb.[RefDate]
<= [%1])
set
@code = (select max(Tc.[ShortName]) from JDT1 tC where Tc.[ShortName]
= [%2])
SELECT
[Name] as AcctName, [Jan]= sum([1]), [Feb]= sum([2]), [Mar]=
sum([3]), [Apr]= sum([4]), [May]= sum([5]), [June]= sum([6]),
[July]= sum([7]), [Aug]= sum([8]), [Sept]= sum([9]), [Oct]=
sum([10]), [Nov]= sum([11]), [Dec]= sum([12]), total = sum
(isnull([1],0)+ isnull([2],0) + isnull([3],0) + isnull([4],0) +
isnull([5],0) + isnull([6],0) + isnull([7],0) + isnull([8],0) +
isnull([9],0)+ isnull([10],0) + isnull([11],0) + isnull([12],0))
from
(SELECT
T0.[ShortName] as Name, sum(T0.[Debit]-T0.[Credit]) as T,
month(T2.[RefDate]) as month FROM JDT1 T0 INNER JOIN OACT T1 ON
T0.Account = T1.AcctCode INNER JOIN OJDT T2 ON T0.TransId =
T2.TransId WHERE T2.[RefDate] between @fromdate and @todate and
T0.[ShortName] = @code GROUP BY T0.[ShortName],T2.[RefDate] ) S
Pivot
(sum(T)
For Month IN ([1],[2],[3],[4],[5],[6],[7],[8],[9],[10],[11],[12])) P
group
by [Name],[1],[2],[3],[4],[5],[6],[7],[8],[9],[10],[11],[12]
Let me know your result.
Thanks & Regards,
Nagarajan

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Dear SAP Experts,
I need a stock statement query for a particular item which contains:
1.ItemCode
2.Item Description
3.Item Price
4.Opening
5.Receipts
6.Issues
7.Closing
8. Value
The selection criteria are:
1.Warehouse code
2.Item Name
3.Posting Date
Plz give me a good solution for this issue.
With Regards,
Revathy

Check this
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Declare @ToDate Datetime
set @FromDate =
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set @ToDate =
 (Select max(S1.Docdate) from OINM S1 where S1.Docdate <='[%1]')
select * from
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 (isnull((
 Select sum(isnull(inqty,0))
 from OINM O1
 where O1.itemcode=T1.itemcode
 and O1.Warehouse=W1.Whscode
 and O1.docdate<@FromDate ),0)-
 isnull((
 Select sum(isnull(outqty,0))
 from OINM O1
 where O1.itemcode=T1.itemcode
 and O1.Warehouse=W1.Whscode
 and O1.docdate<@FromDate),0)
 ) as [Opening Stock],
 isnull((
 Select sum(isnull(inqty,0))
 from OINM O1
 where O1.itemcode=T1.itemcode
 and O1.Warehouse=W1.Whscode
 and O1.docdate>=@FromDate
 and O1.docdate<=@ToDate and O1.inqty>0
 and O1.transtype in (20,18)),0
 ) as [Purchase Quantity],
 isnull((
 Select sum(isnull(outqty,0))
 from OINM O1
 where O1.itemcode=T1.itemcode and O1.Warehouse=W1.Whscode
 and O1.docdate>=@FromDate and O1.docdate<=@ToDate
 and O1.outqty>0 and O1.transtype in (21,19)),0
 ) as [Purchase Return Quantity],
 isnull((
 Select sum(isnull(outqty,0))
 from OINM O1
 where O1.itemcode=T1.itemcode and O1.Warehouse=W1.Whscode
 and O1.docdate>=@FromDate and O1.docdate<=@ToDate and O1.outqty>0
 and O1.transtype in (13,15)),0
 ) as [sale Quatity],
 (isnull
 Select sum(isnull(inqty,0))
 from OINM O1
 where O1.itemcode=T1.itemcode and O1.Warehouse=W1.Whscode
 and O1.docdate<=@ToDate),0
 isnull((
 Select sum(isnull(outqty,0))
 from OINM O1
 where O1.itemcode=T1.itemcode and O1.Warehouse=W1.Whscode
 and O1.docdate<=@ToDate),0)
 ) as [Closing Stock]
 FROM OINM T0
 INNER JOIN OITM T1 ON T0.ItemCode = T1.ItemCode
 INNER JOIN OITW T2 ON T1.ItemCode = T2.ItemCode
 INNER JOIN OITB B1 ON T1.ItmsGrpCod=B1.ItmsGrpCod
 INNER JOIN OWHS W1 ON T2.WhsCode = W1.WhsCode
 INNER JOIN OLCT C1 ON W1.Location=C1.Code
 Group by T1.itemcode, T0.Itemcode, W1.WhsCode, C1.Location
) a
where (a.[Opening Stock]
 +a.[Purchase Quantity]
 + a.[Purchase Return Quantity]
 +a.[sale Quatity]+a.[Closing Stock]
 ) !=0
Regards,
Bala

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