Select name into :Name_supp from py_emp where id=:id_supp; in (Tablour) ?

Hi i want to use this query in Tablour Style form
Select name into :Name_supp from py_emp where id=:id_supp;
Exception when no_data_found then null;
Now i need that its will generate all name when id=:id_supp
When i used this Trigger in button its not update all text box its update only current text box
Regards
Shahzaib ismail

Shahzaib ismail,
When i used this Trigger in button its not update all text box its update only current text box
From this i think that its a multi record block, and after fetching it, you changed the id_supp in the master block. So in order to that change, you want to set the name of that supplier in the detail block.
For this you can,
1) Create a function that returns the name using the select statement you wrote, and call that function in the Formula property. Also change the Calculation Mode to Formula.
2) Assign the name in to a text item in master block, which is hidden, and assign that item's name in the Synchronize with Item property of the detail item.
3) Loop through the detail block, and assign the name value.
Regards,
Manu.
If this answer is helpful or correct, please mark it. Thanks.

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>
Thomas Theodor Koetter wrote:
> Hello Markus
>
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>
> HTH & regards Thomas
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Regards
Markus

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                                lvl4id,
                                lvl4desc
      select /*+ PARALLEL(a,4) */
            lvl1id,
             lvl1desc,
             lvl2id,
             lvl2desc,
             lvl3id,
             lvl3desc,
             lvl4id,
             lvl4desc
        from hp_eligibilities a
       where upper (lvl2id) = 'XX';
   commit;
   dbms_output.put_line ('Query Executed: ' || vblqueryname);
   insert into hp_queryexeclog (queryname)
   values (vblqueryname);
exception
   when no_data_found
   then
      null;
end;

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I am working on a dynamic PL/SQL script that will count the number of records in a remote database
based on certain criteria and then if the number is "acceptable" will create a table in the connecting
database with those records.
My where clauses are supposed to be the same but I am presented with the problem, when I run the
first code ... select in to rowcount I get 122000 records, when I later do the create table as
with the same whereclause code, I get 77 records. So now I am attempting to validate that the two
where clauses are the same ... you'd think it would be obvious, but it's not.
My first operation does a select count(*) into rowcount with the where clause behind it.
The second operations creates a "sql command literal' that gets executed and returns the less value.
I build it like testscript := 'create table '||tablename ||'as select * from '||remotetablename||'@'||linkname;
testwhere := ' xxxxxxx'
then I do an execute immediate teststring ||' ' testwhere; which works but gives me 77 rows in the table.
Since I believe my where clause might be different, how can I run the first operation ... select count into rowcount
as a normal SQL statement in the script...
When I attempt to just run it I get -- PLS-00428: an into clause expected in this select statement......
I will provide the source code in my next posting. Working to get it moved to this system.. Once you see it you'll understand
why I don't think, it's the same, but I need a way to run them exactly as they are written to understand the different results.
so How can I make the select count (*) into rowcount from .... work just like a normal select

Here is first part of the procedure --- I get returned value of 122000 records ....
SELECT COUNT (*)
               INTO ROWCOUNT
               FROM A_K_A_D_TBL@FCA08_INGRES
               WHERE (( "a_" = '1' OR "a_" = '6' ) AND
                         ( "d_t" <> '3' OR "k_c_s" = 'Y' ) AND
                         "d_d" < DATECUTOFFDATE AND
                    "k_c_d" < DATECUTOFFDATE )OR
(( "a_" = 4 OR "a_" = 7 ) AND
                         ( "d_t" <> '3' OR
"k_c_s" = 'Y' OR
"r_t" = '0' OR
                    "r_t" = '2' OR
               "r_t" = '3' ) AND
                    "d_d" < DATECUTOFFDATE AND
                    "k_c_d" < DATECUTOFFDATE AND
                    "r_d" < DATECUTOFFDATE AND
                    "s_d" < DATECUTOFFDATE);
then I attempt to duplicate it for string literals.... when this runs ... I get only 77 records. So that makes me think that my strings are not
done properly.
So I want to try to run the first sql itself ... but then I get the errors about needing select into ..... etc..
               TESTWHERE := q'[WHERE (( "a_" = '1' OR "a_" = '6' ) AND ( "d_t" <> '3' OR "k_c_s" = 'Y' )]'||
          q'[ AND "d_d" < DATE ']'||TO_CHAR(DATECUTOFFDATE,'YYYY-MM-DD')||q'[']'||
                         q'[ AND "k_c_d" < DATE ']'||TO_CHAR(DATECUTOFFDATE,'YYYY-MM-DD')||q'[')]'||
                         q'[ OR (( "a_" = 4 OR "a_" = 7 )]'||
                         q'[ AND ( "d_t" <> '3' OR "k_c_s" = 'Y' OR "r_t" = '0' OR "r_t" = '2' OR "r_t" = '3' )]'||
                         q'[ AND "d_d" < DATE ']'||TO_CHAR(DATECUTOFFDATE,'YYYY-MM-DD')||q'[']'||
                         q'[ AND "k_c_d" < DATE ']'||TO_CHAR(DATECUTOFFDATE,'YYYY-MM-DD')||q'[']'||
                         q'[ AND "r_d" < DATE ']'||TO_CHAR(DATECUTOFFDATE,'YYYY-MM-DD')||q'[']'||
                         q'[ AND "s_d" < DATE ']'||TO_CHAR(DATECUTOFFDATE,'YYYY-MM-DD')||q'[')]';
                    TESTSTRING := 'CREATE TABLE '||UCASEXTABLENAMETEMP||' AS SELECT * FROM '||UCASEXTABLENAME||'@'||XLINKNAME;
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Select fom table for all entries where field starts with value

Hello
I want to write a select like this
select * from bsis
into lt_bsis
for all entries in lt_itab
where xblnr like lt_itab-belnr%
I want to select all the entries from bsis where the field xblnr starts with the values found in lt_itab-belnr.
for example
ls_itab-belnr = 5100000028
bsis-xblnr = 510000002810001
                    510000002810002
                    510000002810003
                    520000002810001
and i want to select only the entries that start with 5100000028 in this case
Can anybody help?
Thanks

Hi,
I hope below example code will help you to fix your issue,
REPORT ytest.
TYPES : BEGIN OF ty_typ1,
          val TYPE i,
        END OF ty_typ1.
TYPES : BEGIN OF ty_typ2,
          val1 TYPE hrobjid,
          val2 TYPE hrobjid,
        END OF ty_typ2.
DATA : int_typ1 TYPE TABLE OF ty_typ1,
       int_typ2 TYPE TABLE OF ty_typ2,
       wa_typ1 TYPE ty_typ1,
       wa_typ2 TYPE ty_typ2,
       int_1001 TYPE TABLE OF hrp1001,
       wa_1001 TYPE hrp1001.
REFRESH : int_typ1, int_typ2, int_1001.
CLEAR : wa_typ1, wa_typ2, wa_1001.
wa_typ1-val = 500001.
APPEND wa_typ1 TO int_typ1.
wa_typ1-val = 500002.
APPEND wa_typ1 TO int_typ1.
wa_typ1-val = 500003.
APPEND wa_typ1 TO int_typ1.
wa_typ1-val = 500001.
APPEND wa_typ1 TO int_typ1.
SORT int_typ1 ASCENDING BY val.
DELETE ADJACENT DUPLICATES FROM int_typ1 COMPARING val.
LOOP AT int_typ1 INTO wa_typ1.
wa_typ2-val1 = ( wa_typ1-val * 100 ) + 1.
wa_typ2-val2 = wa_typ2-val1 + 98.
APPEND wa_typ2 TO int_typ2.
CLEAR : wa_typ1, wa_typ2.
ENDLOOP.
SELECT * FROM hrp1001 INTO TABLE int_1001
         FOR ALL ENTRIES IN int_typ2 WHERE
             plvar EQ '01'          AND
             otype EQ 'S'           AND
             sclas EQ 'O'           AND
             begda LE sy-datum      AND
             endda GE sy-datum      AND
             objid GE int_typ2-val1 AND
             objid LE int_typ2-val2.
LOOP AT int_1001 INTO wa_1001.
WRITE : / wa_1001-objid.
ENDLOOP.
Thanks & Regards,
Harish Kumar N

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