Retrieve Crystal SQL statements without first submitting parameter values?

Hi,
I am retrieving SQL statements for Crystal reports without issue, but a large number of our reports have parameters and for these the following error is thrown when I try to retrieve the SQL statement via RAS using getSQLStatement():
com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.report.lib.ReportSDKServerException: Missing parameter values.---- Error code:-2147217394 Error code name:missingParameterValueError
I have a large number of reports I'd like to pull SQL for, so it's not feasible to have my script push parameter values to each and every report. Is there a way to retrieve SQL statements without first pushing parameter values?
Thanks

Hello Jeremy.
I found a Knowledge Base article that deals with the "Error code:-2147217394 Error code name:missingParameterValueError" error that you mention. Perhaps you could take a look at the following KBase Article in the Service MarketPlace and see if any of it applies to your situation:
KBase number: 1420593
I also found KBase number "1420501 - Report parameters ignored when set by Java post processing code" that seems to deal with the same problem.
Regards.
- Robert

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                            B NUMBER PATH 'B'
        ID          X          Y          A          B
         1          1          2          3          5
         2          3          4          7          9
         3          5          6         11         13

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I have a table with millions of rows.Now i have to populate the
data from that table into another table with the same
structure,but with primary key defined on two columns. In the
process of populating,data loss should not take place.
How can this be achieved with a single SQL statement without
effectin performance?
Thanx in advance ...

If you are sure that there a no violations of the new primary
key, then something like
INSERT INTO new nologging
SELECT * from old
will work. If you think there may be violations of the new
primary key, then disable the primary key before doing the
insert. After the insert completes
ALTER table new
ENABLE CONSTRAINT pk
EXCEPTIONS INTO exptable
You will need to use utlexcpt.sql to create the exceptions table.
The primary key will not enable, but the exceptions table will
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to fix them.

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Pete

There r two ways to do this.
(i) One is Implement the java.sql.Statement
like
package java.beans;
public interface Statement implements
java.sql.Statement {
}What? Are you suggesting he edit the source code for java.beans.Statement and make it implement java.sql.Statement?? I would most certainly not suggest that solution- beside violating the licensing agreement, it has troubling consequences since you are basically redefining the structure of a class in a way that makes no functional sense- that is, there is no reason for java.beans.Statement to implement methods like getConnection() and the other signatures of java.sql.Statement.
I'm not sure if I'm reading your response correctly or not, but I would definitely not refactor java.beans.Statement just to get this problem solved with out editing files ... ... since java.sql.Statement is used so widely, perhaps they should have considered a different name for java.beans.Statement , although you hate to base a name off of what's going to cause the least problems, rather then what makes the most sense ... ... any way, I guess it doesn't matter now: the name has been selected .... I'd be interested to hear how you solved the problem.

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Is there a way to retrieve the SQL statement from OCIStmt structure? That is, does anyone know what this structure is? For example, if used OCIPrepareStmt, then bound all the variables to OCIStmt, can I tell from OCIStmt what the final SQL statement is? What about the statement string that was originally passed to OCIPrepareStmt()?
Thanks!
Igor

Hey! Thanks for your time!
use preparedStatements.I'm trying that
Then use a wrapper class called
[url=http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-01-2002/jw-0
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Is that only for Debugging or can i use that in live code?
Thanks again,
Ryan

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Hi All,
Please let me know how to retrieve the SQL statement from ST05 output or how to know what is the field
browsed and what was the input in SE16 from ST05.
Thank you.
With Regards,
Gandhi Subramani

Hi,
Go to ST05.
(1)- Activate Trace.
(2)- Run the desired T-Code for which you want to do the SQl Trace.
(3)- Go to "ST05" and deactivate Trace.
(4)- Then Press Display Trace.
(5)- Then POP will come. Just press Execute.
(6)- Your SQL trace will be displayed, with the table names and the Field names and the logic which is retevering data from specific table.
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