Request execution order, dictionnary dynamic views, new databaqse creation

Hi,
Could you tell me, in which order this sql request is executed:
select pro_name from product where pro_price =(select max(pro_price) from product);
Is the sub-request executed first and the principal request executed once the sub request has sent its result or
-is the principal request executed first, waiting the sub-request result when its arrived to
=(select max(pro_price) from product);
Thanks a lot for your answer
Secondly can you tell me what means the option "management local" when you create the system, sysaux and undo datafiles, for example like this
datafile 'C:\ORADATA\DBPROD\Base\DBPROD_SYSTEM_01.dbf' size 300M autoextend ON next 10M maxsize 500M extent management local
To finish, what permit to créate the et catoctk.sql script when you create the data dictionnary.
Thanks a lot for your answer.
Nathalie

Hi,
This does not look like a Berkeley DB issue. You can try one of the other forums, maybe the Database - General forum at:
General Database Discussions
If there is a Berkeley DB issue here, what is the platform and version.
Thanks,
Sandra

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Request execution order, dictionnary dynamic views, new database creation

Hi,
Could you tell me, in which order this sql request is executed:
select pro_name from product where pro_price =(select max(pro_price) from product);
Is the sub-request executed first and the principal request executed once the sub request has sent its result or
-is the principal request executed first, waiting the sub-request result when its arrived to
=(select max(pro_price) from product);
Thanks a lot for your answer
Secondly can you tell me what means the option "management local" when you create the system, sysaux and undo datafiles, for example like this
datafile 'C:\ORADATA\DBPROD\Base\DBPROD_SYSTEM_01.dbf' size 300M autoextend ON next 10M maxsize 500M extent management local
To finish, what permit to créate the et catoctk.sql script when you create the data dictionnary.
Thanks a lot for your answer.
Nathalie

1) The order in which elements of a SQL statement are processed is completely up to the optimizer. Which means that it is subject to change over time. Today, the optimizer may choose to execute a query one way, tomorrow, it may choose a different order of operations.
Now, practically, it is almost certain that Oracle would choose to evaluate the maximum price first and then scan the product table for the products with that maximum price. But that's just because there aren't any other options that would seem appealing. If you added another condition, it might make sense to evaluate that condition first and then find the maximum price.
2) Extent management local means that you are creating a locally managed tablespace. Assuming you're using a vaguely recent version of Oracle, all tablespaces are locally managed. Old versions of Oracle used dictionary managed tablespaces which basically meant that tracking information about when extents were allocated was stored in the SYSTEM tablespace. This was occasionally a performance problem which is why Oracle moved that information into the tablespace.
3) I'm not sure what you're asking when you ask about a "permit to create the catoctk.sql script"
Justin

Problem in tabular form based on dynamic view and pagination

Hi All,
I have a manual tabular form based on a dynamic view. The view fetches the records based on search criteria given by the user in all cases. But this view fetches ALL records when user clicks on pagination, without considering the search criteria. This is the problem I am facing.
I am doing the following:
Since tabular form does not support pl/sql function returning query, I cannot use a table directly. I need my results based on search criteria selected by user. Hence I created a dynamic view and used a "INSTEAD OF UPDATE" trigger to update the table.
I use a set bind variables procedure, on load before header for setting the variables.
This view fetches the correct data based on user search always. It creates a problem only in one situation, when using pagination in the report.
The example can be found at:
http://apex.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=19399:1:
username = [email protected]
pwd = kishore
Here if "manager name" is entered as test, we get 5 records in "Summary of requests" report and 5 records in "Inactive Requests" report. When user clicks on Pagination in any of the reports, ALL the 7 records get fetched in "Summary of Requests" and 6 records in "Inactive Requests". How can I overcome this problem?? The report must consider the search variables even when pagination occurs.
Is this because, the inbuilt "html_PPR_Report_Page" executes the region query once again by considering all search variables as NULL?
Backend Code is at:
http://apex.oracle.com/pls/otn/
workspace: sekhar.nooney
Username :[email protected]
pwd: kishore
application id = 19399
My region code is something like:
select *
from regadm_request_v
where access_type = :F110_REGADM
and status <> 'INACTIVE'
order by request_id
My view code is:
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW REGADM_REQUEST_V
AS
SELECT *
FROM REGREGOWNER.REGADM_REQUEST
WHERE upper(employee_name) LIKE '%'||nvl(upper(REGADM_REQUEST_PKG.GET_EMPLOYEE_NAME),'%')||'%'
AND upper(manager_name) LIKE '%'||nvl(upper(REGADM_REQUEST_PKG.GET_MANAGER_NAME),'%')||'%'
AND upper(employee_sunetid) LIKE '%'||nvl(upper(REGADM_REQUEST_PKG.GET_EMPLOYEE_SUNET_ID),'%')||'%'
AND upper(manager_sunetid) LIKE '%'||nvl(upper(REGADM_REQUEST_PKG.GET_MANAGER_SUNET_ID),'%')||'%'
AND upper(request_date) LIKE '%'||nvl(upper(REGADM_REQUEST_PKG.GET_REQUEST_DATE),'%')||'%'
AND upper(USAGE_AGREEMENT_RECVD) LIKE '%'||nvl(upper(DECODE(REGADM_REQUEST_PKG.GET_USAGE_AGREMNT_RECVD,'~!@',NULL,REGADM_REQUEST_PKG.GET_USAGE_AGREMNT_RECVD)),'%')||'%'
AND upper(STATUS) LIKE '%'||nvl(upper(DECODE(REGADM_REQUEST_PKG.GET_STATUS,'~!@',NULL,REGADM_REQUEST_PKG.GET_STATUS)),'%')||'%'
AND upper(REQUEST_APPROVED) LIKE '%'||nvl(upper(DECODE(REGADM_REQUEST_PKG.GET_REQUEST_APPROVED,'~!@',NULL,REGADM_REQUEST_PKG.GET_REQUEST_APPROVED)),'%')||'%'
AND upper(nvl(APPROVAL_DATE,sysdate)) LIKE '%'||nvl(upper(REGADM_REQUEST_PKG.GET_APPROVED_DATE),'%')||'%'
AND upper(APRVL_REQUEST_SENT) LIKE '%'||nvl(upper(DECODE(REGADM_REQUEST_PKG.GET_EMAIL_APPROVERS,'~!@',NULL,REGADM_REQUEST_PKG.GET_EMAIL_APPROVERS)),'%')||'%'
AND upper(NOTIFY_APPROVED) LIKE '%'||nvl(upper(DECODE(REGADM_REQUEST_PKG.GET_APPROVAL_NOTIFICATION,'~!@',NULL,REGADM_REQUEST_PKG.GET_APPROVAL_NOTIFICATION)),'%')||'%'
I would be glad for any suggestions.
Andy/Varad any ideas? You both helped me a lot on my problems for the same application that I had faced before in More Problems in Tabular form - Please give me suggestions.
Thanks,
Sumana

Hi Andy,
The view and the package for setting bind variables work properly in my entire application other than the pagination. A pity that I came across this only now :(
I have used this same method for holding variables in another application before, where I needed to print to PDF. I used this approach in the other application because my queries were not within the APEX character limit specified for the "SQL Query of Report Query shared component".
In this application, I initially had to fetch values from 2 tables and update the 2 tables. Updateable form works only with one table right? Hence I had created a view. Later the design got changed to include search and instead of changing the application design I just changed the view then. Still later, my clients merged the 2 tables. Once again I had just changed my view.
Now, I wanted to know if any method was available for the pagination issue (using the view itself). Hence I posted this.
But as you suggested, I think it is better to change the page design quickly (as it would be much easier).
If I change the region query to use the table and the APEX bind parameters in the where clause as:
SELECT *
FROM REGADM_REQUEST
WHERE upper(employee_name) LIKE '%'||nvl(upper(:P1_EMPLOYEE_NAME),'%')||'%' .....
I also changed the ApplyMRU to refer to the table.
Here the pagination issue is resolved. But here the "last Update By" and "Last Update Date" columns do not get updated with "SYSDATE" and "v(APP_USER)" values, when update takes place. Even if I make the columns as readonly text field, I am not sure how I can ensure that SYSDATE and v('APP_uSER') can be passed to the columns. Any way I can ensure this? Please have a look at the issue here: http://apex.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=19399:1:
I have currently resolved the "last update" column issue by modifying my view as:
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW REGADM_REQUEST_V
AS
SELECT *
FROM REGADM_REQUEST
I modified my region query to use APEX bind parameters itself as:
SELECT *
FROM REGADM_REQUEST_V
WHERE upper(employee_name) LIKE '%'||nvl(upper(:P1_EMPLOYEE_NAME),'%')||'%' .....
And I use the "INSTEAD OF UPDATE" trigger that I had initially written for update. The code is:
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER REGADM_REQUEST_UPD_TRG
INSTEAD OF UPDATE
ON REGADM_REQUEST_V
REFERENCING NEW AS NEW OLD AS OLD
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
UPDATE REGREGOWNER.REGADM_REQUEST
SET MANAGER_EMAIL = :NEW.MANAGER_EMAIL
, EMPLOYEE_EMAIL = :NEW.EMPLOYEE_EMAIL
, STATUS_UPDATE_DATETIME = SYSDATE
, USER_UPDATE_ID = (SELECT v('APP_USER') FROM DUAL)
WHERE REQUEST_ID = :OLD.REQUEST_ID;
END;
Please let me know how I can resolve the "last update" column issue using the table itself. (Just for my learning)
Thanks,
Sumana

Execution order - group by and order by

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BOL: "Logical Processing Order of the SELECT statement
The following steps show the logical processing order, or binding order, for a SELECT statement. This order determines when the objects defined in one step are made available to the clauses in subsequent steps. For example, if the query processor can bind to
(access) the tables or views defined in the FROM clause, these objects and their columns are made available to all subsequent steps. Conversely, because the SELECT clause is step 8, any column aliases or derived columns defined in that clause cannot be referenced
by preceding clauses. However, they can be referenced by subsequent clauses such as the ORDER BY clause. Note that the actual physical execution of the statement is determined by the query processor and the order may vary from this list.
1. FROM
2. ON
3. JOIN
4. WHERE
5. GROUP BY
6. WITH CUBE or WITH ROLLUP
7. HAVING
8. SELECT
9. DISTINCT
10. ORDER BY
11. TOP"
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms189499.aspx
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Dynamic view creation in Flex

I am new to Flex web applications and I am doing research to see if functionality
contained in an existing web application can be replicated in a Flex web app.
We currently have a JSP / Struts based web application that creates a data entry
web view dynamically based on information that describes the different widgets and
their view locations as recieved from the application backend. We are looking at
migrating this application and this functionality to Flex.
When User X selects 1 of any number of data entry views, the Flex application would
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box, etc), the pixel specific positional information as to where each widget exists in the
view. These data entry views are not something the Flex developer designs or knows
what to expect from the backend. Flex has to generate the view on the fly based on the
information that describes the view.
The question: I fully expect there to be coding within the action scripts; before trying to
learn how to do this, is this something that Flex support.
Thanks,
Brian

Yep, we do something similar. We had to build out the infrastructure, but It works fine. E.g.,
var bDesc:XML = <button x="10" y="5" label="hello world" color="red"/>
var b:Button = new Button();
b.label = bDesc.@label;
b.x = bDesc.@x;
b.y = bDesc.@y;
b.setStyle('color', b.@color);
addChild(b);
In your app, the actual description (XML or other format) would be coming from the server. Then you just add it to the display list (and wire in any event handlers if necessary). In a real setting, you'll need error checking and a more formalized way of doing this, but it works reasonably well. No major snags.

How to create dynamic View Object and Dynamic Table

Dear ll
I want to create a dynamic view object and display the output in a dynamic table on the page.
I am using Jdeveloper 12c "Studio Edition Version 12.1.2.0.0"
This what I did:
1- I created a read only view object with this query "Select sysdate from dual"
2- I added this View object to the application module
3- I created a new method that change the query of this View object at runtime
 public void changeVoQuery(String dbViewName) {
 String sqlstm = "Select * From " + dbViewName;
 ViewObject dynamicVo = this.findViewObject("DynamicVo");
 if (dynamicVo != null) {
 dynamicVo.remove();
 dynamicVo = this.createViewObjectFromQueryStmt("DynamicVo", sqlstm);
 dynamicVo.executeQuery();
4- I run the application module for testing the method and I passed "Scott.Emp" as a parameter and the result was Success
5- Now I want to show the result of the view on the page, so I draged and dropped the method from the data control as a parameter form
6- I dragged and dropped the view Object "DynamicVo" as a table and I choose "generate Column Dynamically at runtime". This is the page source
<af:panelHeader text="#{viewcontrollerBundle.SELECT_DOCUMTN_TYPE}" id="ph1">
 <af:panelFormLayout id="pfl1">
 <af:inputText value="#{bindings.dbViewName.inputValue}" label="#{bindings.dbViewName.hints.label}"
 required="#{bindings.dbViewName.hints.mandatory}"
 columns="#{bindings.dbViewName.hints.displayWidth}"
 maximumLength="#{bindings.dbViewName.hints.precision}"
 shortDesc="#{bindings.dbViewName.hints.tooltip}" id="it1">
 <f:validator binding="#{bindings.dbViewName.validator}"/>
 </af:inputText>
 <af:button actionListener="#{bindings.changeVoQuery.execute}" text="changeVoQuery"
 disabled="#{!bindings.changeVoQuery.enabled}" id="b1"/>
 </af:panelFormLayout>
 </af:panelHeader>
 <af:table value="#{bindings.DynamicVo.collectionModel}" var="row" rows="#{bindings.DynamicVo.rangeSize}"
 emptyText="#{bindings.DynamicVo.viewable ? 'No data to display.' : 'Access Denied.'}"
 rowBandingInterval="0" selectedRowKeys="#{bindings.DynamicVo.collectionModel.selectedRow}"
 selectionListener="#{bindings.DynamicVo.collectionModel.makeCurrent}" rowSelection="single"
 fetchSize="#{bindings.DynamicVo.rangeSize}" filterModel="#{bindings.DynamicVoQuery.queryDescriptor}"
 queryListener="#{bindings.DynamicVoQuery.processQuery}" filterVisible="true" varStatus="vs" id="t1"
 partialTriggers="::b1">
 <af:iterator id="i1" value="#{bindings.DynamicVo.attributesModel.attributes}" var="column">
 <af:column headerText="#{column.label}" sortProperty="#{column.name}" sortable="true" filterable="true"
 id="c1">
 <af:dynamicComponent id="d1" attributeModel="#{column}"
 value="#{row.bindings[column.name].inputValue}"/>
 </af:column>
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when I run the page this error is occured
<Nov 13, 2013 2:51:58 PM AST> <Error> <oracle.adfinternal.view.faces.webapp.rich.RegistrationFilter> <BEA-000000> <ADF_FACES-60096:Server Exception during PPR, #1
javax.el.ELException: java.lang.NullPointerException
Caused By: java.lang.NullPointerException
Can any body help me please
thanks

Have you seen Shay's video https://blogs.oracle.com/shay/entry/adf_faces_dynamic_tags_-_for_a
All you have to do is to use the dynamic table to get your result.
Timo

Dynamic view object loses bind variables after passivation

I am creating a view object definition/view object programmatically in Jdev 11.1.1.2.0. The query requires a named bind parameter. All was working fine but now I am testing with app module pooling disabled and the bind variable is not being restored after passivation -- it's like the definition has disappeared or something.
Here is my VO creation code:
ViewObject vo = findViewObject("FinalistsWithEvalDataVO");
if (vo != null){
vo.remove();
ViewDefImpl voDef = new ViewDefImpl("FinalistsWithEvalDataVODef");
 // I add a bunch of viewAttrs here...
voDef.setQuery(fullQuery);
voDef.setFullSql(true);
voDef.setBindingStyle(SQLBuilder.BINDING_STYLE_ORACLE_NAME);
voDef.resolveDefObject();
voDef.registerDefObject();
vo = createViewObject("FinalistsWithEvalDataVO", voDef);
vo.defineNamedWhereClauseParam("Bind_SchlrAyId", null, new int[] {0});
vo.setNamedWhereClauseParam("Bind_SchlrAyId", new Number(1)); //For testing
vo.executeQuery();
The query executes fine right there and then the VO seems to passivate fine. I even see the bind var in passivation:
<exArgs count="1">
<arg name="Bind_SchlrAyId" type="oracle.jbo.domain.Number">
<![CDATA[1]]>
</arg>
</exArgs>
But then when it reactivates prior to rendering the page, it invariably throws a missing parameter exception and this in the log:
<ViewUsageHelper><createViewAttributeDefImpls> [7409] *** createViewAttributeDefImpls: oracle.jdbc.driver.OraclePreparedStatementWrapper@1af78e1
<ViewUsageHelper><createViewAttributeDefImpls> [7410] Bind params for ViewObject: [FinalistsWithEvalDataVO]AwardViewingServiceAM.FinalistsWithEvalDataVO
<ViewUsageHelper><createViewAttributeDefImpls> [7411] ViewUsageHelper.createViewAttributeDefImpls failed...
<ViewUsageHelper><createViewAttributeDefImpls> [7412] java.sql.SQLException: Missing IN or OUT parameter at index:: 1
I have worked on this for hours and can't see anything wrong. Like I said, it works fine when not forcing passivation...
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
-Ed

@Jobinesh - Thanks for the suggestions. I have read all the documentation I can find. Everything works fine without passivation. Everything still breaks with passivation. I have given up on trying to get the bind variable to restore after passivation and am currently just building the query with all values embedded in the query rather than bind variables. This is bad practice but avoids the problem. However, now that I avoided that obstacle, I'm on to the next issue with passivation of this dynamic view object, which is that the current row primary key apparently cannot be reset after activation. I get the following error:
<Key><parseBytes> [7244] Key(String, AttributeDef[]): Invalid Key String found. AttributeCount:1 does not match Key attributes
<DCBindingContainer><reportException> [7254] oracle.jbo.InvalidParamException: JBO-25006: Value 00010000000A30303033383133343734 passed as parameter String to method Constructor:Key is invalid: {3}.
 at oracle.jbo.Key.parseBytes(Key.java:537)
 at oracle.jbo.Key.<init>(Key.java:179)
 at oracle.jbo.server.IteratorStateHolder.getCurrentRowKey(IteratorStateHolder.java:34)
 at oracle.jbo.server.ViewRowSetIteratorImpl.activateIteratorState(ViewRowSetIteratorImpl.java:3877)
I've been trying various workarounds for over a day now with no luck. Very frustrating.
Thanks for trying to help.
-Ed

Master-detail with dynamic view object

How can you create a view link with a view object that is dynamic? I have created a master-detail relationship on a UIX page. I change the master view object at runtime using a view definition and SQL and then I bind the view object to an iterator on a UIX page. I need the new dynamic view object to maintain the link between the detail view object. Is this possible?
The reason why I have to change the view object at runtime is because I am implementing a search module and the tables in the from clause can be modified at runtime so I need to have a dynamic view object.
Thanks,
Sanjay

After playing around with ViewObjectImpl's setQuery() method some more I found out that this solution might not work for me due to the following reason: when the user tries to sort a column in the result table, the original contents of the view object get executed instead of the run time query.

I would like to go back to my original solution that included creating a view definition based on the runtime query and then creating a view object from that which I bind to the RowSetIterator. The missing piece to the master-detail functionality is with the detail Iterator being in sync with the master. I have tried the following but I get a ClassCastException 
DCIteratorBinding detailBinding = ctx.getBindingContainer().findIteratorBinding("DetailIterator");
detailBinding.getViewObject().setMasterRowSetIterator(masterBinding.getRowSetIterator());

here is the relevant stack trace:
java.lang.ClassCastException
at oracle.jbo.client.remote.ViewUsageImpl.getImplObject(ViewUsageImpl.java:1829)
at oracle.jbo.client.remote.RowSetImpl.setMasterRowSetIterator(RowSetImpl.java:512)
at oracle.jbo.client.remote.ViewUsageImpl.setMasterRowSetIterator(ViewUsageImpl.java:1147)
at oracle.jbo.common.ws.WSViewObjectImpl.setMasterRowSetIterator(WSViewObjectImpl.java:1005)

Problem in BDC with ( MM01-Dynamic views )

HI
I am working with BDC on material Mater(mm01).
Now while Creating Material,there is option of selecting different views based on MaterialType.
But while recording a BDC i can record it for a particular Material Type.and can select view associated to that particular Material Type.
Is there any solution to create a bdc progarm which can accept a new material based on
any material type and having views on user's choice that are given by user in Input file.
FOr that i think i need to create dynamic views and screen elements for input associated to those views.
After scanning some sites and forums for this particular problem,i got some help on this:-----
SELECTION_VIEWS_FIND should be very useful in this case.
There are three FModules totally involved:
a) T130M_SINGLE_READ
Pass TCODE = MM01, and get T130M values
b) BILDSEQUENZ_IDENTIFY
Pass KZRFB = 'X',TCODE_REF=T130M-TRREF and get
BILDSEQUENZ values
c) SELECTION_VIEWS_FIND
Pass BILDSEQUENZ and T130M-PSTAT
Now, this function module holds the values of all the views and the next screen numbers
But i am unable to interpret the solution..Can somebody Elaborate on this.or provide me some other solution for this.
Thanks in Advance
Help Will be appreciated.

Yes, I agree with Christian. You are gonna want to use the BAPI or the underlying function module. It works good and isn't really that complex. Here is sample program. Here the function module is being used to change data, it can also be used to create, you will have to change the Tcode from MM02 to MM01.
report zrich_0001.
data: i_mara type table of mara_ueb with header line.
data: i_marc type table of marc_ueb with header line.
data: i_marcx type table of marc with header line.
parameters: p_matnr type mara-matnr,
 p_plifz type marc-plifz.
start-of-selection.
* Get all plants for that material
select * into corresponding fields of table i_marcx
 from marc where matnr = p_matnr.
* Now maintain data for each plant
loop at i_marcx.
* Reset I_Mara to new material number
 clear i_mara. refresh i_mara.
 select * into corresponding fields of table i_mara
 from mara where matnr = p_matnr.
 read table i_mara index 1.
 i_mara-tcode = 'MM02'.
 i_mara-tranc = '0000000001'.
 modify i_mara index 1.
* Get Plant Data
 clear i_marc. refresh i_marc.
 select * into corresponding fields of table i_marc
 from marc where matnr = i_marcx-matnr
 and werks = i_marcx-werks.
 read table i_marc index 1.
 i_marc-plifz = p_plifz. " Plan Del time
 i_marc-tranc = '0000000001'.
 modify i_marc index 1.
* Maintain material
 perform MATERIAL_MAINTAIN_DARK'.
endloop.
* MATERIAL_MAINTAIN_DARK
form MATERIAL_MAINTAIN_DARK.
* Variable for "Maintain_Material_Dark" Function Module
data: numerror like tbist-numerror.
data: last_matnr type mara-matnr.
data: i_delfields type table of mfieldres with header line.
data: i_errors type table of merrdat with header line.
call function 'MATERIAL_MAINTAIN_DARK'
 exporting
 sperrmodus = ' '
 kz_prf = 'W'
 max_errors = ' '
 p_kz_no_warn = 'X'
 kz_verw = 'X'
 kz_aend = 'X'
 kz_dispo = 'X'
 kz_test = ' '
 flag_muss_pruefen = ' '
 call_mode = 'ACT'
 importing
 number_errors_transaction = numerror
 matnr_last = last_matnr
 tables
 amara_ueb = i_mara "Basic Data
* amakt_ueb = i_makt "Descriptions
 amarc_ueb = i_marc "Plant
* amard_ueb = i_mard "Storage Location
* AMFHM_UEB = I_MFHM "Production Tools
* amarm_ueb = i_marm "Units of Measure
* AMEA1_UEB = I_MEA1 "Internal Mangagement - EANs
* ambew_ueb = i_mbew "Accounting/Costing
* asteu_ueb = i_steu "Tax Data
* astmm_ueb = i_steumm "Tax Data
* AMLGN_UEB = I_MLGN "Warehouse Data
* AMLGT_UEB = I_MLGT "Storage Type Data
* AMPGD_UEB = I_MPGD "Change Documents
* AMPOP_UEB = I_MPOP "Forcast Parameters
* AMVEG_UEB = I_MVEG "Total Consumption Data
* AMVEU_UEB = I_MVEU "Unplanned Consumption Data
* amvke_ueb = i_mvke "Sales Data
* altx1_ueb = i_ltx1 "Sales Text
* AMPRW_UEB = I_MPRW "Forcast Values
 amfieldres = i_delfields
 amerrdat = i_errors
 exceptions
 kstatus_empty = 01
 tkstatus_empty = 02
 t130m_error = 03
 internal_error = 04
 update_error = 05
 too_many_errors = 06.
if sy-subrc <> 0.
 rollback work.
 call function 'DEQUEUE_ALL'.
else.
 commit work and wait.
 call function 'DEQUEUE_ALL'.
endif.
clear: i_mara, i_marc.
refresh: i_mara, i_marc.
endform.
Regards,
Rich Heilman

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You will need to restore your device as New to remove a Restrictions passcode. Go through the normal process to restore your device, but when you see the options to restore as New or from a backup, be sure to choose New.
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Execution order of Multiple Numeric Limit Test?

What is the execution order of "Multiple Numeric Limit Test" in TestStand 2010?
I am using a custom steptype of Multiple Numeric Limit Test. I want to manipulate the input parameter. How can I do that. I am not interested in making a new steptype. I am writing in Post-Expressions and the data is manipulated as they should but it is not evaluated. I is evaluated before the Post-Expressions executes.
For example I am writing: Step.NumericArray[0]= Step.NumericArray[0]*1000/(2.5-Step.NumericArray[0])
The execution order when looking at the TS manual at page 3-13 is Evaluate Post-Expression before Evaluate Status expression. But it is not what I see. I have also tryed using the more simple Numeric Limit Test and it works as I expect it to according the manual.
Anyone knows about any workaround for that?

Hi Ray
Thanks for your reply
I have tried writing what you are suggesting: Step.Result.Measurement[0].Data= Step.Result.Measurement[0].Data*1000/(2.5-Step.Result.Measurement[0].Data)
Still it evaluates the step before the post-Expression. When I am looking at the variables at runtime the Step.Result.Measurement[0].Data is having the correct value but it seems to evaluate the step before the Post-Expressions.
Any other suggestions?

How to Handle dynamic views in mm01 transaction

Hi ,
Can any body say me how to handle Dynamic views in MM01 tcode. Since every time new view has to be selected, how can we manage this through our program.
Regards,

Hi Nilesh,
Views will be vary based on the Material Type what u are selectiing , so u have to focus on this settings.
Regards
Peram

How to use Dynamic View as a Prompt Table?

Can someone give me or point me to an example of the code / syntax needed for this?
First, to be clear, I'm not simply trying to have the name of the prompt table be a variable; e.g. I don't want to define the prompt table as %EDITTABLE and set the value of this field in pcode. I want to have a view where I can dynamically at run time change the WHERE clause in the SQL.
In particular, I want to be able to specify WHERE BUSINESS_UNIT IN (xxxx)
and to build the list of values at run time in pcode.
- How should I code the SQL in the record? (Or do I leave the SQL blank and somehow pass the entire SQL from pcode?)
- How do I code the SQL in my pcode, and how will this be passed to or incorporated into the prompt table? I know that I can code something like
&BU_List = "'" || &BU1 || "','" || &BU2 || "'";
but what's the next step?
Thanks.
Mike
HCM 9.0

I figured out the answer:
- The prompt table is a dynamic view.
- The field that points to the prompt table has a property called SQLText. Assigning SQL to that field/property causes the dynamic view's SQL (if any) to be overwritten with the new SQL.
In this example, I take the basic SQL from a SQL object, then append an AND clause (which contains a list of BU values that I built in previous pcode) and assigns the concatenated SQL to field.SQLText.
&SQLText = FetchSQL(SQL.B_DISTINCT_JOB_UNION);
&WhereBU = " AND BUSINESS_UNIT IN (" | &BU_List | ")";
B_BN016R_RUN.UNION_CD.SqlText = &SQLText | &WhereBU;

Dashboard Prompt Execution Order

Hi everyone,
I wanted to create a few test cases to see which order the Dashboard prompts were executing. What I did was I created two identical dashboard prompts, DBP1 and DBP2, on column "Account Number". I set DBP1 to Default to Specific value of 1. I set DBP2 to Default to Specific value of 2. My assumption is that the last prompt that executes is the value that will be shown in a dashboard.
I put the two prompts into a Dashboard and ran a few tests and here is what I found out:
1. The order in which the prompts appear are the dashboard is irrelevant to the execution order.
2. The value to which the prompts are set to is irrelevant to the execution order
3. The name of the dashboard prompts is irrelevant to the execution order
4. The alias of the dashboard prmopt is irrelevant to the execution order
In my trials, the second dashboard prompt's value was always the one being shown. So I created a third dashboard prompt DBP3 set to value 3. Then all the prompts had 3 as their value. My conclusion is that DB prompts are executed in the order in which they are created. Some where in their metadata, there must be a sequence number or internal ID that grows each time a DB prompt is created. Then OBIEE uses this identifier to determine execution order.
Can anyone confirm or deny that?
Thanks!
-Joe
Edited by: Joe Bertram on Dec 5, 2009 10:44 AM

Hi Sunil,
Thanks for the reply. You are correct. Its seems that the dashboard prompts do execute asynchronously.
It turns out the reason why I was seeing newer dashboard prompts taking precendent over older dashboard prompts has to do with the cache. Apparently the last dashboard prompt in the cache, is the value all the prompts will have.
thanks!
-Joe

Actionscript execution order with attachMovie statements

Hi I wonder if anyone's got any decent solutions to this...
Basically whenever I have a script generating an interface by
dynamically placing movie clips (using the attachMovie method), I
often need the actionscript of the attached movie clip to execute
before the rest of the code in the main script continues.
According to normal actionscript execution order, the current
script finishes before 1st frame actionscript of any attached
movies is executed, so say for example I had the following in frame
1 of my root timeline:
trace("start");
this.attachmovie("myMovieClip","movieClip1",this.getNextHighestDepth());
trace("end");
and the movie clip in my library with the linkage identifier
"myMovieClip" has the following on frame 1 of its timeline:
trace("middle");
Normally this would output:
start
end
middle
However I want it to output:
start
middle
end
The only appropriate way I've found so far to do this is to
have a function that is called on completion of the myMovieClip
actions, i.e. in the root timeline:
trace("start");
this.attachmovie("myMovieClip","movieClip1",this.getNextHighestDepth());
movieClip1.onLoaded=function() {
trace("end");
and in the timeline of the myMovieClip movie clip:
trace("middle");
this.onLoaded();
But the problem with this is that if I rather than the
trace("end"); statement I want a series of other commands,
some of them in turn using attachMovie methods, again wanting the
scripts to execute in the order above, I'm going to end up with a
lot of nested onLoaded functions and it's going to end up looking
pretty ugly!
Any thoughts?

you're welcome.
i generally load everything sequentially. if you don't want user's to possibly advance into the display far enough to see a load-delay, then you can use some preload display. here's an example i'm doing for a current client:
www.kglad.com/Files/tf
and click portfolio.
this client has a lot of images to load and wants them presented as soon as possible so i load them sequentially. that makes for an orderly display (though this client only wants a few images viewable on-stage at any one time).

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