SQL generated by Discoverer

Hi all,
Could somebody post a sql code generated by discoverer that include LOV ?
In this moment i'm not able to access the discoverer to see the code.
Thank you very much,
Dani

Hi,
Which version of Discoverer are you using ?
Are you using Discoverer Desktop/Plus/Viewer ? In Disocverer Desktop and Plus, you can go to View > Show SQL.
Everytime when you run a report, Discoverer generates a new SQL query, based on the folders, joins.
The LOVs (Item classes in Discoverer) wont be included in SQL query as they are created independently.
Hope this Helps!
Yogini

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Pagination example where the SQL inside the inner parentheses are generated from Toplink, and the outer SQL is generic:
select *
from
(select xx.*, rownum as rn
from
(select o.order_id, r.name, ...
from placed_order o, restaurant r
where o.restaurant_id = r.restaurant_id
order by o.order_ext_id
) xx
where rownum < 21)
where rn > 10

Alternatively, you can open your sessions.xml in the Mapping Workbench and for a specific session, you can Click the Login Tab and then the Options tab. Then select "Native SQL" and it will be outputted to the console (assuming that is where you outputing it).
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Portal SearchOps: Can I see the SQL generated?

Is there a way to see the SQL generated by a content search?
We have started to move a project into production which is querying against a DB2 database, and I fear that a date range constraint in our query is failing to be exercised.
Thanks,
-mike

If you're familiar with using debug.properties, add this to your debug.properties file:
usePackageNames: on
com.bea.content: on
When you start the server, pass this option in:
-Ddebug.properties=[your debug.properties file, including path]
The output will be rather verbose, and you might be able to narrow it down by replacing
com.bea.content: on
with
com.bea.content.repo.internal.server.logic.SearchOpsLogic: on
com.bea.content.repo.internal.server.common: on

Different sql generated in CR4E compared to standalone CR?

Hi,We are currently working with CR4E and have found that a report generates different results in CR4E previewer than the standalone Crystal reports previewer - and upon closer inspection the sql statements are different.We are running oracle (with thin client driver) and the problem seems to stem from join types - we cannot specify a join type in CR4E, but this can be specified in standalone CR - resulting in incorrect results in CR4E (we frquently need to use left outer joins). I am guessing that the sql generation code in CR4E does not understand the join types specified in the report file generated in standalone CR - is this a known problem? Is there a standard migration procedure - we really need to be able to preview reports correctly in both apps.We already have a workaround of copying the sql generated by the standalone report and using this as a complete sql command within the report - but this is obviously far from ideal for our needs. Also, when is CR4E likely to support join types - this is a key requirement for us. Many Thanks,Peter

 Hi Peter, If you believe the root of your issue is linked to the Join type then you can modify this today in Crystal Reports for Eclipse. Below is a screenshot that demonstrates where this option is exposed. Essentially, if you change to the Outline View while on the data pane, when you select the Link in the Outline view you will see the Join type exposed in the Properties View <img src="http://farm1.static.flickr.com/151/396642555_e96c727e2f_o.jpg" alt="Demonstrating Joins in CR4E" title="Joins in CR4E" width="1280" height="1024" />Give this a try and let me know if it resolves your issue. Regards, Sean Johnson (CR4E Product Manager) <a href="http://www.eclipseplugincentral.com/Web_Links-index-req-ratelink-lid-639.html">Rate this plugin @ Eclipse Plugin Central</a>

Need information in SQL generated after

Hi Experts,
SQL generated after executing the query always includes Data Package Dimension table & Unit Dimensional table .Can any help me in knowing why it is like that Or what is the concept behind.
Thanks & Regards
Sameer Khan

Hi Sameer,
Whenever a query is run, a SQL statement is triggered to fetch data from the BW server. In this process, the selections are passed to BW for fetching data for the Characetristics and keyfigures present in Initial query view. The DataPackage, Time and Units are the once to be filled first as these are the characteristics in default dimensions.
For free characetristics, as and when they are drilled again a Sub-SQL query is generated to fetch data corresponding to the free characteristic in the query. In case of attributes, SID's are used to fetch the attribute values from master data tables.
Also note the places where the SQL query looks for data in order:
BI Accelerator (If Implemented) -> Query Cache -> Aggregates (If any) -> DataTargets -> Master data tables.
Please let me know if you need any more information.
Regards,
Pankaj

Edit SQL generated from Automatic Row Processing (DML)

Is there any way to see/edit the insert/update SQL that is run when using the "Form with Report" wizard ? I've used the wizard to generate a list of rows from a table, with edit buttons next to each line. The Edit button links to a detail screen where the user can Create/Update/Delete.
I have NOT NULL fields on each row that are auto-populated using triggers, so they are marked as read only on the Detail screen, but set to Optional since the user is not required (or even allowed) to set them. This works for inserts, but when App Express does an update, it sets the fields to NULL (or so I assume, based on the error message), so the update fails.
The whole point of using this tool was because the wizards make it so easy to put screens up, I hate to have to write it myself....
I don't understand why the tool would set the fields to NULL anyway, when they have values already. If all fields need to be updated, it should just update them to their current values. Am I missing something here?

Well, scratch that. I wrote too fast.
Tabular form doesn't work either.
Is there any way to make a non-updatable column updateable AFTER you use the Tabular Form wizard?
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