Report Writing

Hello,
Can anyone tell me what is the meaning of Report Writing in BW3.5??
Thanks in advance

Reporting helps you to analyse data...for this we use Bex.
(Business Explorer) is the reporting tool used to work with data in the BW database. BEx has a Web-based user interface and is made up of two components, the BEx browser and the BEx analyzer.
The BEx browser provides an organized interface where a user can access and work with any type of document assigned to them in the Business Information Warehouse, such as workbooks, links, and BW Web reports. The BW database itself is segmented into discrete data areas called InfoCubes that are made up of data and associated metadata. The BEx analyzer allows the user to examine segmented data in a variety of useful combinations, for example when comparing financial data for different fiscal years.
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Looking for a database application with report-writing capabilities for my iMac.

Does anyone know of an iMac-compatible database application (small business type) with report-writing capabilities?

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Printing/report writing

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Hi Matt,
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Report Writing Project - steps to take

Post Author: sammymark
CA Forum: General
This is a general question on doing a report writing project.
When I begin the project, is it better to gather the user requirements first or to learn the data structures first ? I am on my first Crystal project and am not sure which step should come first.
Thank You

Hi,
Good question... I have found that getting the user requirements first most helpful and then it gives me a starting point for learning about the data. Otherwise you may spend time learning about/looking at data that you will never use for a report.
Hope this helps,
Heather

Report Writing Software

Hi there,
I am trying to find a report writing software (other than SSRS) that allows us to write a relatively simple report. The report basically shows a collection of investments in a portfolio. We show company name, total cost, total value, gain/loss, and the return
multiple.
The data is stored on a SQL server so this report writing software would need to be able to pull that data from a SQL database.
Can anybody give me a few suggestions of software solutions that could do such a thing?
Any advice is much appreciated as I do not have very extensive experience in this field.
Thanks,
Andreas

Excel is the most universal tool for writing reports. You can have basic ability using charts with report templates or advanced abilities with pivot tables, Power View, Query and Map. Connecting to any data source is easy with Power Query.
http://www.ljzsoft.com/samples.htm
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/powerbi/default.aspx
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Report writing tool?

Is there any report writing tools for JAVA?

I've downloaded an evaluation version of JReport.
But i found problem while i'm trying to run the demo.
I can't create new Designer.
I can set the path, but i can't set the catalog (always return null).
I can't see what the problem is.
Does anyone here familiar with this problem?
Thanks in advance,
Selly

SQL as Report Writing tool

Hi,
I am using Oracle 11.2.0.1 on windows xp. After google for report writing tool, i think if i am able to get the output by either SQL or PL/SQL; then i think i need not to learn those new report writing tools; i will continue read Oracle PL/SQL and/or SQL. Here it is my required output :
=======================================================================================================================================================================
S.No. Customer Name & Address                <-------------------Product Sold Description------------------>            Qty               Rate             Amount
=======================================================================================================================================================================
1      Table1.CustomerName                    1. Table2.Prod_Id     Table3.Product_Name     <-------Wrapable        Table3.Qty          Table3.Rate
       Table1.Address1                        2. Table2.Prod_Id     Table3.Product_Name     <-------Wrapable        Table3.Qty          Table3.Rate
       Table1.Address2    <----Wrapable       3. Table2.Prod_Id     Table3.Product_Name     <-------Wrapable        Table3.Qty          Table3.Rate
       Table1.Address3                        4. Table2.Prod_Id     Table3.Product_Name     <-------Wrapable        Table3.Qty          Table3.Rate     Table3.Net_Amt
=======================================================================================================================================================================
2      Table1.CustomerName                    1. Table2.Prod_Id     Table3.Product_Name     <-------Wrapable        Table3.Qty          Table3.Rate
       Table1.Address1                        2. Table2.Prod_Id     Table3.Product_Name     <-------Wrapable        Table3.Qty          Table3.Rate
       Table1.Address2    <----Wrapable       3. Table2.Prod_Id     Table3.Product_Name     <-------Wrapable        Table3.Qty          Table3.Rate
       Table1.Address3                        4. Table2.Prod_Id     Table3.Product_Name     <-------Wrapable        Table3.Qty          Table3.Rate
                                              5. Table2.Prod_Id     Table3.Product_Name     <-------Wrapable        Table3.Qty          Table3.Rate
                                              6. Table2.Prod_Id     Table3.Product_Name     <-------Wrapable        Table3.Qty          Table3.Rate
                                              7. Table2.Prod_Id     Table3.Product_Name     <-------Wrapable        Table3.Qty          Table3.Rate
                                              8. Table2.Prod_Id     Table3.Product_Name     <-------Wrapable        Table3.Qty          Table3.Rate     Table3.Net_Amt
=======================================================================================================================================================================
3      Table1.CustomerName                    1. Table2.Prod_Id     Table3.Product_Name     <-------Wrapable        Table3.Qty          Table3.Rat      Table3.Net_Amt
       Table1.Address1
       Table1.Address2    <----Wrapable
       Table1.Address3
=======================================================================================================================================================================
Wrapable Means If product name / Address2 are bigger than 30 characters, then they should be wrapped to next line.If you says me to provide create table and couple of insert statements, i will provide, i am just mentioning the tablename.column name for what i wish to get from SQL, rather than learning the report writing tool and this will at the later stage will definitely a best option in view of 3rd party report writing tool.
Kindly help me, how do i get above output (if you need create table and/or insert statements) please.
Thanks.

Hi,
user12050217 wrote:
create table table2
lineno number(4),
item_no varchar2(2),
eno varchar2(4),
product_id varchar2(7),
cust_id varchar2(5),
rate number(6,2),
qty number(5),
amount number(10,2),
remarks varchar2(10),
bill_amt number(10,2),
bill_date date,
bill_no varchar2(10));
insert into table2 values(1,'1',2145,'2145219','Z0105',17.43,143,2492.49,'no remark',2492.49,sysdate,'RF-K-00412');
insert into table2 values(2,'2',2145,'2145400','Z0105',8,50,400,'',400,sysdate-1,'RF-K-00378');There's no need to post all the columns in table2; just post the ones that play some role in this problem.
using SYSDATE in the sample data is asking for trouble. If people from different time zones are trying to help you, or if it takes more than one day to get the problem solved, then it's hard to compare results. In case bill_date matters in this problem, let's use this sample data for table2:
insert into table2 values(1,'1',2145,'2145219','Z0105',17.43,143,2492.49,'no remark',2492.49,DATE '2011-12-03' ,'RF-K-00412');
insert into table2 values(2,'2',2145,'2145400','Z0105',8,50,400,'',400,DATE '2011-12-03' -1,'RF-K-00378');
insert into table2 values(3,'1',2146,'2145100','K3125',10,50,500,'',500,DATE '2011-12-03' -2,'RF-K-00215');
insert into table2 values(4,'2',2146,'2145112','K3125',6.42,478,3068.76,'',3068.76,DATE '2011-12-03' -2,'RF-K-00215');
insert into table2 values(5,'3',2146,'2145115','K3125',6.42,478,3068.76,'',3068.76,DATE '2011-12-03' -2,'RF-K-00215');
insert into table2 values(6,'4',2146,'2145612','K3125',1340,10,13400,'',13400,DATE '2011-12-03' -2,'RF-K-00215');
insert into table2 values(7,'5',2146,'2145725','K3125',100,1,100,'',100,DATE '2011-12-03' -2,'RF-K-00215');I just replaced SYSDATE with DATE '2011-12-03'.
And here it is required Output :
====================================================================...
S.No. Customer Name & Address                <-------------------Product Sold Description------------------>            Qty ...
======================================================================...
2145   Shri My Cust Name2                     1 2145219 Product Name                                                     143   ...
This is address2                       2 2145400 This may be a long product                                         8   ...
Address2                                         name which may wrap in
Address3                                         report
=======================================================================...
2146   My My Cust Name1                       1 2145100 Another long name in product, so please                           10   ...
This is address1                                 take care
This is long line of address which     2 2145112 Short Name                                                       478       ...
should be wrap                         3 2145115 Sulphar Mixer                                                    478           ...
4 2145612 One costly product name, may name not fit                         10     ...
in the report
5 2145725 Silver Coating                                                     1              100.00            1502.84
=======================================================================================================================================================================The above data is just for example and i have created required output manually, so there may be some typo.How would you feel if someone posted a solution full of bugs and said "this solution is just for example ... so there may be some typo."?
Why is the product description shorter for s.no.=2145? In s.no., there's room for this much of the descripotion on one line
One costly product name, may name not fit In s.no=2145, why can't you have:
This may be a long product name which may Why do you have to start a new line after "product"? Is this one of the typos you mentioned?
... I think to get the output, i will need function which will take address or product name as an input paramter and will return 2 or 3 lines in the select statement, but what should be code of that function, how do i call in select statement, etc. i wish to learn all these things.I agree. A function to split the text into lines of the right length would be very handy. Here's a pipelined function to do that:
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE     word_wrap
AS
TYPE     ww_row     IS RECORD ( r_num     NUMBER
                    , r_txt     VARCHAR2 (4000)
TYPE     ww_tbl IS TABLE OF ww_row;
FUNCTION     wrap
(     in_txt IN      VARCHAR2     -- Text to be wrapped
,     in_len     IN     PLS_INTEGER     -- Maximum line length
RETURN ww_tbl
PIPELINED;
END     word_wrap;
SHOW ERRORS
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY     word_wrap
AS
--          **   w r a p   **
--          wrap splits in_txt into several row2 consisting of r_num (1, 2, 3, ...),
--          and r_txt, up to in_len characters from in_txt. if possible, the last
--          character in r_txt will be a "nonword" character, such as whitespace or
--          punctuation. If words are longer than in_len, however, it may have
--          to break a word in the middle.
--          Example:
--              wrap ('I am the monarch or the sea', 10)
--          returns these 3 rows:
--              1     I am the
--              2     monarch
--              3     of the sea
--          On rows 1 and 2, r_txt ends with a space.
--          If we change the last argument to 6:
--              wrap ('I am the monarch or the sea', 6)
--          it returns these 6 rows:
--              1     I am
--              2     the
--              3       monarc
--              4       h of
--              5     the
--              6       sea
FUNCTION     wrap
(     in_txt IN      VARCHAR2     -- Text to be wrapped
,     in_len     IN     PLS_INTEGER     -- Maximum line length
RETURN ww_tbl
PIPELINED
IS
    break_pos          PLS_INTEGER;               -- Position of next break character in remaining_txt
    line_len          PLS_INTEGER     := GREATEST ( NVL ( in_len
                                                  , 1
                                  , 1
                                  );     -- Actual max line length (in case a bad in_len was passed)
    remaining_txt     VARCHAR2 (4000) := in_txt;     -- Part of in_txt that hasn't been output yet
    return_row          ww_row;                        -- Row to be returned
    r_num          PLS_INTEGER     := 1;          -- Number of next row
BEGIN
    WHILE remaining_txt     IS NOT NULL
    AND        r_num          >= 1
    AND        r_num          < 10
    LOOP
        return_row.r_num := r_num;
        IF remaining_txt          IS NULL
     OR LENGTH (remaining_txt)     <= line_len
     THEN     -- Everything fits on this row
         return_row.r_txt := remaining_txt;
         remaining_txt := NULL;
     ELSE     -- Not everything fits, so we need to split
         break_pos := REGEXP_INSTR ( SUBSTR (remaining_txt, 1, line_len)
                                     , '\W\w*$'     -- non-word, follewd by any number of word characters, then end
         IF break_pos = 0
         THEN    -- No good place to break before line_len
             break_pos := line_len;
         END IF;
         return_row.r_txt := SUBSTR (remaining_txt, 1, break_pos);
         remaining_txt := SUBSTR (remaining_txt, 1 + break_pos);
     END IF;
        PIPE ROW (return_row);
     r_num := r_num + 1;
    END LOOP;
    RETURN;
END     wrap;
END     word_wrap;
SHOW ERRORSYou can use the fucntion with your sample data like this:
SELECT       t3.product_id
,       ww.r_txt
,       ww.r_num
FROM          table3     t3
CROSS JOIN   TABLE ( word_wrap.wrap ( t3.description
                                        , 42
             )     ww
ORDER BY t3.product_id
,            ww.r_num
;Output:
PRODUCT R_TXT                                         R_NUM
2145100 Another long name in product, so please           1
2145100 take care                                         2
2145112 Short Name                                        1
2145115 Sulphar Mixer                                     1
2145219 Product Name                                      1
2145400 This may be a long product name which may         1
2145400 wrap in report                                    2
2145612 One costly product name, may name not fit         1
2145612 in the report                                     2
2145725 Silver Coating                                    1For the report you want, I suggest you start with the products. Modify the query above so that it produces something like this:
D_NUM ENO PRODUCT R_TXT
    1 2145 2145219 Product Name
    2 2145 2145400 This may be a long product name which may
    3 2145         wrap in report
    1 2146 2145100 Another long name in product, so please
    2 2146         take care
    3 2146 2145112 Short Name
    4 2146 2145115 Sulphar Mixer
    5 2146 2145612 One costly product name, may name not fit
    6 2146         in the report
    7 2146 2145725 Silver CoatingNotice the d_num column at the beginning. It starts with 1 for each eno, and numbers each line in order. You can use the analytic ROW_NUMBER fucntion to produce this column. You won't need to display d_num in the final output, but you will need it for the next step in the solution, which is:
Do something similar for the addresses. Since you have Oracle 11, you can use the SELECT ... UNPIVOT feature to get all the address lines into one column, then use the wrap function to break down the long lines, and number them. Again, use ROW_NUMBER to produce d_num. (You might consider permanently storing the addresses in the unpivoted form, with just one address line per row. Since this will create a one-to-many relationship between customers and addresses, you'll need a separte table for the addresses.)
Finally, do a full outer join to combine the result sets of the two steps above, using the customer id and d_num to match rows. This is an example of a Prix Fixe Query . The page I refereneced earlier has a more detailed description and example.
Edited by: Frank Kulash on Dec 5, 2011 7:04 AM
Added pacakge spec.

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I'm trying to integrate them into the P6 Web Access and not having much joy, but a bit better knowledge of how to build them originally might just help too.
MTIA
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Report Writing Question

We prefer not to have more than 5 doctors/providers away on a given day. Our providers need to schedule their time off months in advance. I am trying to create a report from our scheduling database to show the available dates our providers can schedule vacation or meeting time. The report Iu2019ve created works for this fiscal year because all days have at least one provider out so the date will show. The problem Iu2019m facing is that if no one took a day of vacation or meeting time say on the 17th of June, this date will not be listed as a day available. We would want to show 5 slots available on this day since no one scheduled time off.
The report has a parameter to ask which period you would like the report ran for. The selection expert limits the results to type of shift (vacation, leave of absence, meeting dayu2026.). A formula counts the days available u201CCount ({@Last, First Name}, {SchedData.AssignDate})*-1+5)u201D
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Brian

I think you need to create LOVs using Business View based on the criteria you have and use that LOV in the report by selecting the existing LOV from the repository. Or you can also try using Add Command in the report with that criteria and create the parameter at the report level that shows avaiable timings only based on the condition applied in the command level.
Regards,
Raghavendra

SQL Report Writing blank lines or Formfeeds

I have a SQL Report that prints the data out correctly. My problem is there are several formfeeds or blank lines written at the top of the spool file. The report prompts users for information, does several calls to the database to create headings, creates 3 temp tables. The temp tables are:
TEMP1 - gathers information that is summed in TEMP2
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create and insert data into TEMP2
create, insert, and update data into TEMP3
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When I run the report in sql without using the command file, I get the same results.
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Yes I have a suggestion.
Please move your spool line to just before the SELECT statement.
[not_meaning_to_be_sarcastic__really]
I have another suggestion. Please move your spool line to just before the SELECT statement.
Maybe if I say it enough times - you might actually take and try the suggestion. I find it useful when I ask people questions, to listen to them.
[not_meaning_to_be_sarcastic__really]
I mean no offense - but I gave you that answer days ago and it doesn't seem like you have tried it yet. TTITLE will be fired off when the SELECT is called, there is no need to have the 'spool' before the TTITLE.
It will take you maybe - tops - 10 minutes to give it a try - what'do'ya say - give'her'a'spin?
-- all your junk that creates form feeds or line feeds
SPOOL file_name_to_spool_to
SELECT * from TEMP3;
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Need HELP solving a report writing solution

I have a pre-existing report, that contains a sub-report. In the sub report, How do I get the report to print "something" when the field it is pulling from is empty?
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you can just enter a text field in the subreport and suppress it if a regular subreport is is not null.
example:
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Format that field to suppress if NOT ISNULL()
Now you will see 'No Workorder Entered' in your parent report IF the subreport is empty.

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Dear Expert,
I am using GRR1 to write report for cost center accounting. The report works fine but now my client want the in columns when user select period then it should displayed as "JAN" & etc.
Example:
Actual &1PERIK &1GJAHLJ then value is displayed in the report as "Actual 01 2012" but client want "Actual JAN 2012"
If any clue or proposal then please let me know
Thanks in Advance,
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It is not possible with the standard set of date formats in SAP. you have to write a conversion logic for that.
You can change the date format in SU01 for that user.
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Hi All , can anyone help me here ...
I used “Write to Binary” to write my report , at first stage this file is writing headers , including column headings . at 2nd writing stage it is writing data in columns. This file can be viewed in .doc or .xls format. I have three issues
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2.         other thing is if I stop logging and then start for another span , it starts writing from the first line instead of from last line , because of this problem it is causing over-writing .
3          another thing , lets say if for 2nd or 3rd logging , I want to display sub-headings (test-1 , test-2) , how to insert , for example :
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Value1             Value2             Value3             Valye4
Subheading (Test-2)
Value1             Value2             Value3             Valye4
Value1             Value2             Value3             Valye4
Value1             Value2             Value3             Valye4
Any help in this regard will be highly appreciated.
Regards
Faiyaz
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Hi Faiyaz,
1. How Do I Print a File Programmatically From LabVIEW?
2. Please the Programming >> File I/O >> Advanced File Functions >> Set File Position function on the block diagram after the Open/Create/Replace File function and set the from input to "end." This will append new data to the end of the file.
3. You can simply add that information to the Format into String you are writing to the second Write to Binary file.
Michael K.
| Michael K | Project Manager | LabVIEW R&D | National Instruments |

Report Viewer and Multiple Data Sources

I know that it is possible to create a report in Crystal Reports using multiple data sources. But is it possible to use just the Free Report Viewer to view a report with Multiple Data Sources?
Our company uses Crystal Reports XI. I do not use the program myself, I am in the IT Department. I have limited knowledge of Crystal and do not do any of the report writing.
If this is possible, and if someone could help me out with what would need to be done, or point me in the right direction of a Knowledge Base or Help Topic that explains this, that would be great.
Thanks.

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