Report-Query Value

Hi Experts,
Currently we are using one BW report in 3.5version(report query against multi provider).
Current issue:
Cube Fields:
PO Number: 123
Order value 100.
Confirmation value 50
Final Delivery Indicator: X (YES-No more confirmation is expected)
Calculation on the Query:
Outstanding Confirmed Value= Order Value - Net Confirmed Value
Here Outstanding Confirmed Value = 100-50=50.So in the reports, Outstanding Confirmed Value shows 50.
But the PO's Final Delivery Indicator is marked. So No more confirmation is expected
Question:
I am not able to create any formula against the filed Final Delivery Indicator. But i want to show in the report that if the PO's Final Delivery Indicator marked, then Outstanding Confirmed Value has to be 0(ZERO).
Please help me achieve this result. Thanks.
Advance Thanks.
RR.

Hi ,
This can be achived in the following way.
1. Create your formula
"Outstanding Confirmed Value= Order Value - Net Confirmed Value" and hide it using the property.
2. Create one more forumala which will check the condition. i.e. if the Final Delivery Indicator is marked then it will set the outstanding confirmed value as zero else it will show the value which we are getting by using above mentioned formula.
put the following condition in the formula.
[Final Delivery Indicator = = 0 ] * 0 + [Final Delivery Indicator <> 0]*Outstanding Confirmed Value
This will work as follow.
For example : Outstanding Confrimed Value is 50 and Final Delivery Indicator is marked.
= [ 0 == 0 ] * 0 + [ 0 <> 0 ] * 50
= 1* 0 + 0 * 50 " When the condition is satisfied its result is 1. here 0 == 0 condtion is satisfied so its return value is 1.
= 0
Hope this will help.
- Jaimin

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Thanks very much in advance for any comments or suggestions,
Andy

Thanks for the suggestion Simon.
I just created a view based on the 46-column SELECT statement from dual above and then set "SELECT * FROM myview" as the Source Query.
Unfortunately I get exactly the same error.
Thanks,
Andy

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Hi there,
I'm trying to generate report from Apex 4.0.1, but I got stucked with column limitation when I'm executing the report query.
Case:
Environment: oracle 11g, apex 4.0.1, oracle BI 11, windows xp
Table: My test table is quite simple, by creating a sample table with 44 columns, the column name is random, i.e. column1..column44, column data type is varchar2 (20)
report query:my report query is also simple, by "select * from testtable"
Ｄａｔａ: no data in my sample table
Ｅｒｒｏｒ：　then I'll get the error: "HelpORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small"
solution:　If I shrink the table column from 44 to 43, then the report can be generated to xls, pdf, etc.
Question: Is there any column limitation for Apex report query? I know there's a 32k row size limitation for varchar, but since there's no single data in my table, it shouldn't be the case.
Does anybody get this issue before? Thanks for any generous input!! :)
Horatio

hi marko,
Thanks for the reply, but i can't find the 45 column limitation from report query and report printing. any clue for this call?
Regards
Horatio

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i have a field on form as order number it takes more than one value as 1,2,3
now i want to fetch data in report query for where order no in 1,2 and 3...
but field takes value as 1,2,3...
how can i separte the comma from value and how can i pass value in IN clause...or
how can i get all records with order no 1,2,3...
please suggest how can i achieve the same....

Hi Maddy....
Try this :
declare
var varchar2(10);
v1 varchar2(5);
v2 varchar2(5);
v3 varchar2(5);
vRegExp varchar2(5);
begin
var:='1,2,3';
vRegExp:='[^,]+';
FOR i IN 1..length (regexp_replace (var,vRegExp)) + 1
LOOP
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            v2 := REGEXP_INSTR(var,vRegExp,1,2);
            var := substr(var,v2);
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END LOOP;
end;
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