SSRS Expression & a WHERE clause for a report

Sorry if this is stupid but can' t get it to work.
What I want to do is if the field OPERATION is a 'U' then sum the fields CONTNRSIZE.
So:
OPERATION          CONTNRSIZE
     U                            2
     R                            5
     U                            1
Total                           3
This is what I have tried but it won't work.
=iif(Fields!OPERATION.Value='U',Sum(Fields!CONTNRSIZE.Value),"No")
Thank you
Try it like this...
=Sum(IIf(Fields!OPERATION.Value='U', Fields!CONTNRSIZE.Value, 0))
I typically try to avoid mixing text and numeric values but if you feel the need to have "No" instead of "0", you can try this...
=IIf(Sum(IIf(Fields!OPERATION.Value='U', Fields!CONTNRSIZE.Value, 0)) = 0, "No", Sum(IIf(Fields!OPERATION.Value='U', Fields!CONTNRSIZE.Value, 0)))
Jason Long

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Hi,
I'd like to include dynamic where clause into my reports. It's easy with report builder by using bind parameter in a query where clause (&param where param is a parameter in which you fill a VARACHAR2 to complete default where clause).
Problem with designer 6.0 report generator is that he failed while trying to parse the query statement he contructs if there is a bind parameter within.
How can I manage this problem ?
Thanks for answers
Romain

Hi Divya,
     SET_REPORT_OBJECT_PROPERTY(repid,REPORT_OTHER,'paramform=no P_WHERE_CLAUSE= '||Where_Clause);Instead of using SET_REPORT_OBJECT_PROPERTY built in try using ADD_PARAMETER built in which
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DECLARE
     repid REPORT_OBJECT;
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        *Pl_Name      VARCHAR2(10) := 'param_list';*
BEGIN
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Edited by: Arif Khadas on Mar 15, 2011 9:31 AM

Qualifying Expression and WHERE CLAUSE Extension

I would like to know the exact difference between 'Qualifying Expression and WHERE CLAUSE Extension'. Since both are meant to contain some CONDITION that would facilitate the Edit Check's success, So I am sometimes a bit confused with these too as to when to use what.
Can someone help Please??

As you can tell from my previous posts (requests!) - I'm a newbie to OC.
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Creating WHERE clause for an outer join using DatabaseFilter

Hi all,
I read a post on thie group about constructing the WHERE clause for a RowSet Controls
SQL Query using the DatabaseFilter and this is what it said:
****************************************************************************The
following example shows adding part of a WHERE clause in an action method of a
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Is there any way to build this outer join query using the DatabaseFilter class
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* @jc:sql command-type="grid"
* rowset-name="RFPSRowSet"
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* statement::
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AS COMP_NAME,COMPETITIONS.COMPETITION_ID FROM RFPS,COMPETITIONS WHERE {sql: whereClause
} {sql: filter.getOrderByClause ()}
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throws SQLException;
and in my pageFlow action, i do the following:
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if ((form.getRfpTitle() != null) &&
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if ((form.getCfdaNumber() != null) &&
(!form.getCfdaNumber().equalsIgnoreCase("")))
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(!form.getFfoNumber().equalsIgnoreCase("")))
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Vik.

Thanks for your reply. Just one more question....if we indeed are trying to use
a simple query and have a where clause like "select * from x where upper(x) like
{x}", how do we set the UPPER filter on the column using the database filter?
I see a IDENTIFIER.ISUPPER static field on that DatabaseFilter but am unsure how
to use it. Would appreciate any pointers .
Thanks again,
Vik
Eddie O'Neil <[email protected]> wrote:
Vik--
I believe that the approach that you describe below is the best one
for dealing with outer joins
with the DatabaseFilter.
Apologies for the limitation...
Eddie
vik wrote:
Hi all,
I read a post on thie group about constructing the WHERE clause fora RowSet Controls
SQL Query using the DatabaseFilter and this is what it said:
****************************************************************************The
following example shows adding part of a WHERE clause in an actionmethod of a
page flow:
DatabaseFilter.FilterTerm term = new DatabaseFilter.FilterTerm(); term.sColumnName
= "name"; term.op = DatabaseFilter.opContains; // there are ops forequals, less
than, etc... term.value = form.getPartialName();
// You can also add sort terms for an ORDER BY clause allNames = dbControl.getNames(new
DatabaseFilter(new DatabaseFilter.FilterTerm[] {term}, null));
I am trying to create a where clause which uses a join like this:
Select * from x,y where x.id=y.id (+)
ie. All values from x.id but only corrosponding ones from y.id.
Is there any way to build this outer join query using the DatabaseFilterclass
or am i forced to use a String which is contruct in my page flow asthe where
clause?like so:
* @jc:sql command-type="grid"
* rowset-name="RFPSRowSet"
* max-rows="1000"
* statement::
* SELECT RFPS.RFP_ID,RFPS.NAME AS RFP_NAME,RFPS.FFO_NUMBER,RFPS.RFP_TYPE,RFPS.CFDA_NUMBER,COMPETITIONS.NAME
AS COMP_NAME,COMPETITIONS.COMPETITION_ID FROM RFPS,COMPETITIONS WHERE{sql: whereClause
sql: filter.getOrderByClause ()}* ::
public RowSet getAllRfps(java.lang.String whereClause,DatabaseFilter
filter)
throws SQLException;
and in my pageFlow action, i do the following:
StringBuffer whereClause= new StringBuffer();
whereClause.append("RFPS.RFP_ID = COMPETITIONS.RFP_ID (+)");
if ((form.getRfpTitle() != null) &&
(!form.getRfpTitle().equalsIgnoreCase("")))
whereClause.append(" AND UPPER(RFPS.NAME) LIKE %"+form.getRfpTitle().toUpperCase());
if ((form.getCfdaNumber() != null) &&
(!form.getCfdaNumber().equalsIgnoreCase("")))
whereClause.append(" AND RFPS.CFDA_NUMBER ="+form.getCfdaNumber());
if ((form.getFfoNumber() != null) &&
(!form.getFfoNumber().equalsIgnoreCase("")))
whereClause.append(" AND RFPS.FFO_NUMBER ="+form.getFfoNumber());
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Hi user,
You can use a dynamic where clause for this, but maybe there is a more practical option. Maybe you can have a fixed where clause, but using a bind parameter, like:
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DATAMOVER: Error: Syntax error in where clause for PSOPRDEFN

SET LOG C:\PSUSER_HRM.log;
SET input F:\psoprdefn.dat;
IMPORT psoprdefn where OPRId = 'PS';
when i execute this command after importing .dat file from my database i get error:
Error: Syntax error in where clause for PSOPRDEFN
any suggestions pls help....
Thanks
aravind
Edited by: 967641 on Nov 20, 2012 11:39 AM
Edited by: 967641 on Nov 20, 2012 11:40 AM

That is correct.
Datamover tries to insert data in PSOPRDEFN and rows exist with these keys.
To avoid this you can add the following statement in your script:
SET UPDATE_DUPS;
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I can advice you to buy the new book of Jim Marion, PeopleSoft PeopleTools Data Management and Upgrade Handbook
http://www.amazon.com/PeopleSoft-PeopleTools-Management-Upgrade-Handbook/dp/0071787925/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1353575734&sr=8-1&keywords=jim+j+marion
It has an entire chapter on how to use datamover.
Hakan

Replace Where Clause in a Report?

Is there any way to programmatically replace the Where clause on a report?

Hi,
You can use QBE reports. This way you can give the where clause in the customization form.
Thanks,
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Dynamic where clause for MULTIPLE values

In the following of dynamic where clause?
i have some somewhat different problem.
Is a dynamic where clause for multiple values possible?
If the inputvariable varCode1,varCode2,varCode3,varCode4 are 0 then show all id's otherwise filter the resultset on var1 and/or var2,and/or var3,and/or var4.
Example table:
create table t
(d int,var int);
insert into t values (1 ,1 );
insert into t values (2 ,1 );
insert into t values (3 ,2 );
insert into t values (4 ,3 );
insert into t values (5 ,4 );
insert into t values (6 ,4 );
insert into t values (7 ,4 );
insert into t values (8 ,4 );
insert into t values (9 ,5 );
insert into t values (10, 6);
insert into t values (11, 6);
So what i want to change the where clause upon the value of the varCodes. If var1 and var are not 0 a "AND" should be used otherwise an "OR"
select id
from tst
where var = DECODE( :varCode1, 0, var, :varCode1)
or/and(?) DECODE( :varCode2, 0, var, :varCode2)
or DECODE( :varCode3, 0, var, :varCode3)
or DECODE( :varCode4, 0, var, :varCode4)

Please turn off your Caps Lock
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Where clause for TaskLOVVO on OTL Timecard

Hi,
Following is the customization on our OTL timecard layout(Projects and Payroll Layout):
->Extended TaskLOVVO and based on a value selected in TaskLOV, i am defaulting Hours type.
The dynamic where clause for the TaskLOVO is taken care of by the below QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTES(Same as seeded layout)
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE14 = "HxcCuiTaskProjectId|PROJECT|Y#HxcCuiTaskProjectNumber|PROJECT-DISPLAY|Y"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE15 = "project_id = ::HxcCuiTaskProjectId#upper(project_number) = upper(::HxcCuiTaskProjectNumber)"
But in some scenarios the dynamic layout is not getting appended to TaskLOVO and the query behind the TaskLOV is pulling too many records.
This issue is happening on Fridays when around 15000 employees submit the timecards, as Friday is our deadline for Timecard submission.
I have tried different scenarios to replicate this issue in test intances but I am not able to replicate it.
Please suggest what could be the issue and why is the whereclause is not getting appended in some scenarios.
Thank you

Hi,
Thank you for your reply.
The whoole LDT file is more than 30000 characters, which is not allowed in the post, so I have included only the lines which have customization.
FYI: This is a Projects and Payroll layout.
Following is my LDT file:
# $Header: hxczzhxclayt0093.ldt 120.0 2008/02/08 09:26:10 bbayragi noship $
# dbdrv: exec fnd bin FNDLOAD bin &phase=dat+10 checkfile:~PROD:~PATH:~FILE &ui_apps 0 Y UPLOAD @HXC:patch/115/import/hxclaytlayoutsld.lct @~PROD:~PATH/~FILE
LANGUAGE = "US"
LDRCONFIG = "hxclaytlayoutsld.lct 120.0"
#Source Database seed121
#RELEASE_NAME 12.1.0
# -- Begin Entity Definitions --
BEGIN HXC_LAYOUT_COMPONENTS
"Projects Details Alternate Timecard Layout - Project"
OWNER = "ORACLE12.1.0"
COMPONENT_VALUE = "PROJECT"
REGION_CODE = "HXC_CUI_TIMECARD"
REGION_CODE_APP_SHORT_NAME = "HXC"
ATTRIBUTE_CODE = "HXC_TIMECARD_PROJECT"
ATTRIBUTE_CODE_APP_SHORT_NAME = "HXC"
SEQUENCE = "200"
COMPONENT_DEFINITION = "LOV"
RENDER_TYPE = "WEB"
PARENT_COMPONENT = "Projects Details Alternate Timecard Layout - Day Scope Building blocks for worker timecard matrix"
LAST_UPDATE_DATE = "2004/05/24"
BEGIN HXC_LAYOUT_COMP_QUALIFIERS
"Projects Details Alternate Timecard Layout - Project"
OWNER = "ORACLE12.1.0"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE_CATEGORY = "LOV"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE1 = "ProjectLOVVO"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE2 = "N"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE3 = "HXC_CUI_PROJECT_DETAILS_LOV"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE4 = "809"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE5 = "25"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE6 = "HxcCuiProjectDetails|PROJECT-DISPLAY|CRITERIA|N|HxcCuiProjectId|PROJECT|RESULT|N|HxcCuiProjectDetails|PROJECT-DISPLAY|RESULT|N|HxcCuiProjectCoOrgId|LOCATION1|RESULT|N|HxcCuiProjectName|CNAME|RESULT|N"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE8 = "ProjectDetails"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE9 = "ProjectId#NUMBER"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE10 = "oracle.apps.hxc.selfservice.timecard.server.ProjectLOVVO"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE11 = "RESOURCE_IDENTIFIER_ID"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE17 = "OraTableCellText"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE20 = "N"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE21 = "Y"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE22 = "L"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE25 = "FLEX"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE26 = "PROJECTS"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE27 = "Attribute1"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE28 = "PROJECT"
LAST_UPDATE_DATE = "2004/05/24"
END HXC_LAYOUT_COMP_QUALIFIERS
END HXC_LAYOUT_COMPONENTS
BEGIN HXC_LAYOUT_COMPONENTS
"Projects Details Alternate Timecard Layout - Task"
OWNER = "ORACLE12.1.0"
COMPONENT_VALUE = "TASK"
REGION_CODE = "HXC_CUI_TIMECARD"
REGION_CODE_APP_SHORT_NAME = "HXC"
ATTRIBUTE_CODE = "HXC_TIMECARD_TASK"
ATTRIBUTE_CODE_APP_SHORT_NAME = "HXC"
SEQUENCE = "210"
COMPONENT_DEFINITION = "LOV"
RENDER_TYPE = "WEB"
PARENT_COMPONENT = "Projects Details Alternate Timecard Layout - Day Scope Building blocks for worker timecard matrix"
LAST_UPDATE_DATE = "2004/05/24"
BEGIN HXC_LAYOUT_COMP_PROMPTS "HxcCuiTaskProjectId" "AK_PROMPT"
OWNER = "ORACLE12.1.0"
REGION_CODE = "HXC_CUI_TIMECARD"
REGION_APP_SHORT_NAME = "HXC"
ATTRIBUTE_CODE = "HXC_TIMECARD_PROJECT"
ATTRIBUTE_APP_SHORT_NAME = "HXC"
LAST_UPDATE_DATE = "2004/05/24"
END HXC_LAYOUT_COMP_PROMPTS
BEGIN HXC_LAYOUT_COMP_QUALIFIERS
"Projects Details Alternate Timecard Layout - Task"
OWNER = "ORACLE12.1.0"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE_CATEGORY = "LOV"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE1 = "TaskLOVVO"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE2 = "N"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE3 = "HXC_CUI_TASK_DETAILS_LOV"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE4 = "809"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE5 = "10"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE6 = "HxcCuiTaskDetails|TASK-DISPLAY|CRITERIA|N|HxcCuiTaskProjectId|PROJECT|PASSIVE_CRITERIA|Y|HxcCuiTaskId|TASK|RESULT|N|HxcCuiTaskDetails|TASK-DISPLAY|RESULT|N|HxcCuiTaskBillableFlag|EXPTYPE|RESULT|N"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE8 = "TaskDetails"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE9 = "TaskId#NUMBER"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE10 = "oracle.apps.hxc.selfservice.timecard.server.TaskLOVVO"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE11 = "RESOURCE_IDENTIFIER_ID|TIMECARD_BIND_END_DATE"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE14 = "HxcCuiTaskProjectId|PROJECT|Y#HxcCuiTaskProjectNumber|PROJECT-DISPLAY|Y"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE15 = "project_id = ::HxcCuiTaskProjectId#upper(project_number) = upper(::HxcCuiTaskProjectNumber)"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE17 = "OraTableCellText"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE20 = "N"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE21 = "Y"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE22 = "L"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE25 = "FLEX"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE26 = "PROJECTS"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE27 = "Attribute2"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE28 = "TASK"
LAST_UPDATE_DATE = "2004/05/24"
END HXC_LAYOUT_COMP_QUALIFIERS
END HXC_LAYOUT_COMPONENTS
BEGIN HXC_LAYOUT_COMPONENTS
"Projects Details Alternate Timecard Layout - Location"
OWNER = "CUSTOM"
COMPONENT_VALUE = "LOCATION"
REGION_CODE = "HXC_CUI_TIMECARD"
REGION_CODE_APP_SHORT_NAME = "HXC"
ATTRIBUTE_CODE = "HXC_CUI_LOCATION_LABEL"
ATTRIBUTE_CODE_APP_SHORT_NAME = "HXC"
SEQUENCE = "215"
COMPONENT_DEFINITION = "CHOICE_LIST"
RENDER_TYPE = "WEB"
PARENT_COMPONENT = "Projects Details Alternate Timecard Layout - Day Scope Building blocks for worker timecard matrix"
LAST_UPDATE_DATE = "2004/05/24"
BEGIN HXC_LAYOUT_COMP_QUALIFIERS "Projects Details Alternate Timecard Layout - Location"
OWNER = "CUSTOM"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE_CATEGORY = "CHOICE_LIST"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE1 = "Custom2VO"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE4 = "N"
# QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE5 = "10"
# QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE8 = "DisplayValue"
# QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE9 = "Value#NUMBER"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE10 = "oracle.apps.hxc.selfservice.timecard.server.Custom2VO"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE17 = "OraTableCellText"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE20 = "N"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE21 = "Y"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE22 = "L"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE25 = "FLEX"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE26 = "Dummy Element Context"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE27 = "Attribute15"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE28 = "LOCATION1"
LAST_UPDATE_DATE = "2004/05/24"
END HXC_LAYOUT_COMP_QUALIFIERS
END HXC_LAYOUT_COMPONENTS
BEGIN HXC_LAYOUT_COMPONENTS "Projects Details Alternate Timecard Layout - Expenditure Type"
OWNER = "ORACLE"
COMPONENT_VALUE = "EXPENDITURETYPE"
REGION_CODE = "HXC_CUI_TIMECARD"
REGION_CODE_APP_SHORT_NAME = "HXC"
ATTRIBUTE_CODE = "HXC_TIMECARD_EXPTYPE"
ATTRIBUTE_CODE_APP_SHORT_NAME = "HXC"
SEQUENCE = "225"
COMPONENT_DEFINITION = "PACKAGE_CHOICE_LIST"
RENDER_TYPE = "WEB"
PARENT_COMPONENT = "Projects Details Alternate Timecard Layout - Day Scope Building blocks for worker timecard matrix"
LAST_UPDATE_DATE = "2004/05/23"
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OWNER = "ORACLE"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE_CATEGORY = "PACKAGE_CHOICE_LIST"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE1 = "BOLINF.XXHXC_TYPE_CHOICE.EXPTTYPE"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE2 = "@RESOURCE_IDENTIFIER_ID|@TIMECARD_BIND_END_DATE"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE4 = "N"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE8 = "aliasname"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE9 = "value#NUMBER"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE20 = "N"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE21 = "Y"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE22 = "R"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE24 = "ET_EXPENDITURE_TYPE"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE25 = "FLEX"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE26 = "OTL_ALIAS_1"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE27 = "Attribute1"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE28 = "EXPTYPE"
LAST_UPDATE_DATE = "2004/05/24"
END HXC_LAYOUT_COMP_QUALIFIERS
END HXC_LAYOUT_COMPONENTS
BEGIN HXC_LAYOUT_COMPONENTS "Projects Details Alternate Timecard Layout - Customer name"
OWNER = "ORACLE"
REGION_CODE = "HXC_CUI_TIMECARD"
REGION_CODE_APP_SHORT_NAME = "HXC"
ATTRIBUTE_CODE = "XXTW_HXC_TIMECARD_CUST_NAME"
ATTRIBUTE_CODE_APP_SHORT_NAME = "HXC"
SEQUENCE = "205"
COMPONENT_DEFINITION = "TEXT_FIELD"
RENDER_TYPE = "WEB"
PARENT_COMPONENT = "Projects Details Alternate Timecard Layout - Day Scope Building blocks for worker timecard matrix"
LAST_UPDATE_DATE = "2004/05/24"
BEGIN HXC_LAYOUT_COMP_QUALIFIERS "Projects Details Alternate Timecard Layout - Customer name"
OWNER = "ORACLE"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE_CATEGORY = "TEXT_FIELD"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE1 = "N"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE2 = "Y"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE3 = "20"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE4 = "1"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE5 = "20"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE7 = "OraTableCellText"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE17 = "NONE"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE20 = "Y"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE21 = "Y"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE22 = "L"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE25 = "FLEX"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE26 = "PROJECTS"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE27 = "Attribute9"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE28 = "CNAME"
QUALIFIER_ATTRIBUTE30 = "Y"
LAST_UPDATE_DATE = "2004/05/24"
END HXC_LAYOUT_COMP_QUALIFIERS
END HXC_LAYOUT_COMPONENTS
And the query in TASKLOVVO:
SELECT task.task_number tasknumber, task.task_name, task_details taskdetails, task.task_id taskid, bolinf.GETALIASID(proj.project_type,proj.project_id,task.task_id, :1, :2) billable_flag, task.project_id, task.start_date, task.completion_date, task.chargeable_flag, proj.project_number , proj.project_details from pa_online_tasks_v task ,pa_online_projects_v proj where proj.project_id = task.project_id
In the above query GETALIASID is a custom function that returns a value.
Thank you
Edited by: Santo on Mar 18, 2013 2:12 PM

Using a report value for a where clause in other report

Hi All,
i'm getting kinda nuts here. I created a page with three reports.
First report show the name of the user who logged in with his/her whole name. Second report shows the year, week, begin/end date of the week for the user in the first report. The third report show the hours the user worked in the week selected in the second report.
The link between first and second report is on column report. Somehow i managed it to work with second_report.mdw_code = :P3_ACRONIEM. I have no idea were this P3_ACRONIEM item is coming from, while i have no items in my page whatsoever. Now i need to link the second report to the third report. I have to use the second_report.mdw_code, second_report.year and second_report.week but i have no idea how to link these together. Any idea's? (Like making items, but then i have no idea how to link that item to the value in the second report). Please help.
Kind regards,
Dave
The link between the first and the second i could get it to work with :P3_ACRONIEM. I have no idea where this ITEM is coming from, because i have no items in my page (and it's the only page in the application). Then

Hi Dave,
If I understand you correctly, you have a one report that lists users, a second report that lists dates and a final report that shows hours worked?
If so, you may find it easiest to have hidden fields on your page and base the second and third reports on these using appropriate WHERE clauses. (I generally put hidden fields in a region in the "After Header" position)
So, if the first report contains a USER_ID field, have a hidden field called P1_USER_ID. The link on the first report will branch back to the same page and set the value of P1_USER_ID to #USER_ID# The second report can then use WHERE USER_ID = :P1_USER_ID. When the page reloads, the second report redisplays and is filtered to show only those records relating to the selected USER_ID in the first report.
To extend this, if the second report contains WEEK_NUMBER, it should have a link that branches back to the same page and sets a hidden P1_WEEK_NUMBER field with #WEEK_NUMBER#. The third report should when have WHERE WEEK_NUMBER = :P1_WEEK_NUMBER AND USER_ID = :P1_USER_ID. You can, if need be, have and set more than one hidden field during each link.
Regards
Andy

TopLink essentials: extra where clause for one to many relationship?

We have a lot of tables that contain "historic" records. Those are marked by a column "historic" holding a value "Y". Sometimes we are not interested in historic values. For example in the next case:
@Entity
@Table(name="ART")
public class Article {
    @OneToMany(mappedBy="article", cascade=CascadeType.ALL, fetch=FetchType.LAZY)
    private Collection<ArticleStats> arcItems;
    public Collection<ArticleStats> getArticleStats() {
        return arcItems;
}One article can have multiple "stats". We are in this case only interested in the "stats" of this article that are not historic. In SQL terms, I would like to add an extra where clause: "WHERE historic = 'N'".
Of course inheritance (with discriminators) is an option, but I don't prefer that. We have a lot of relationships like this and using inheritance would mean we have to add a lot of extra classes. Is there a way to add an extra where clause to the query that is used to retrieve all the stats records related tot my Article?
We use TopLink essentials with an IBM AS/400 database.

The JPA Spec does not handle this case, but TopLink Essentials does. You will need to customize your TopLink descriptor using a DescriptorCustomizer. You can set your DescriptorCustomizer in your persistence.xml using the "toplink.descriptor.customizer.<entity-name>" property set to the class name "<package>.<class>" of your customizer class.
The customizer would look something like:
public class MyCustomizer implements DescriptorCustomizer {
public void customize(ClassDescriptor descriptor) {
OneToManyMapping mapping = (OneToManyMapping )descriptor.getMappingForAttributeName("arcItems");
ExpressionBuilder builder = new ExpressionBuilder();
mapping.setSelectionCriteria(builder.getField("STAT.ART_ID").equal(builder.getParameter("ART.ID").and(builder.getField("HISTORY").equal("N")));
If you never wanted historical records you could also add this expression to your descriptor's additionalJoinExpression.
James Sutherland

Constructing a where clause in my report.

I have a report based on a view, I also have a parameter call P_status and user can select multiple statuses. The status selected is based on a rule table.
Eg IF Status is active, the condition is
select empid from emp where termination_date is Null
If status is terminated the the condition is
select empid from emp where termination date is not null.
my report view is
select * from emp
where empid IN p_status.
In case of multiple statuses , how can this be achieved.
Thanks.

1. create a user parameter called p_where_clause (character 4000 and default value of 1 = 1).
2. Edit the query to include the reference to p_where_clause:
select empid
   from emp
where &p_where_clause2. in the after param form trigger construct the where clause (assuming p_status is a comma delimited string of statuses, ie. "Active, Terminated, Suspended"):
function AfterPForm return boolean is
begin
if :p_status = 'Active' --only for active status
   then :p_where_clause := 'termination_date is null';
   elsif :p_status = 'Terminated' --only for terminated status
   then :p_where_clause := 'termination_date is not null';
   elsif :p_status is not null --for all others
   then :p_where_clause := 'staus IN ('''||replace(p_status,',',''',''')||''')';
   else :p_where_clause := '1 = 1';
end if;
return (TRUE);
end;

Default where clause for different users

Hi!
Is it possible to implement a different where clause to the filter for when different users log into the application?
Let's say I have a table DEPARTMENTS and users Mark and John.
I would like the following:
When Mark logs in and opens the report, it will have the following data:
select * from DEPARTMENTS where REGION='EUROPE';
Where John logs in and opens the report, he will see:
select * from DEPARTMENTS where REGION='NORTH AMERICA';
Thanks!

Hi,
if you go to the Security tab in Edit Application Properties you will find a section called Database Session. This is where you can set a session context that can be used by a database feature called Virtual Private Database (VPD) or Fine Grained Access Control (FGAC). This is a feature where the database can be set up to automatically modify any query in order to add extra query filters that have a context, usually related to the logged on user, thus allowing only access to relevant data. I would suggest the you read up on this feature as it is the recommended method of applying security in a row wise fashion.
Regards
Andre

How to construct the where clause for a nested xml target file

Post Author: jlpete72
CA Forum: Data Integration
I'm having some problems getting the desired results creating a multi-level nested xml file. Specifically, it does not seem that the where clause in the child schemas respects values from parent schemas. I'm sure I'm constructing something incorrectly, but am running out of ideas.
I am working with the classic company/order/line hierarchy and there are three levels of output schemas in my target xml file, one for company, order header and order line information.
For testing, I have hardcoded a restriction at the order header line to deal with only one order. But unless I hardcode values into the where clause at the order line level of the schema, all values are returned for orders belonging to the company defined in the company level.
I'm trying a where clause at the order line level similar to:
order_line.customer = order_header.customer and order_line.order_num = order_header.order_num
If the customer has more than one order in the data file, then all orders for that customer are placed in the detail for the order header. Only if I hard code the order number in the where clause do I get only the lines for the order specified in the header section. Not very practical.
What am I missing?

An External Parsed Entity could be used to reference a schema.
In your DTD:
<!ENTITY datamodules SYSTEM "file:///c:/Datamodules/Datamodules.xsd">
Refer the external entity in xml document:
<datamodules>&datamodules;</datamodules>

Using multiple values in a where clause, for values only known at runtime

Dear all
I am creating a PL/SQL program which returns multiple rows of data but only where it meets a set id values that a user has previously chosen. The id values are stored in an associative array and are chosen by a user in the preceding procedure at run time.
I know all the table and column names in advance. The only things I don't know are the exact number of ids selected from the id column and what their values will be. This will only be known at runtime. When the procedure is run by the user it prints multiple rows of data to a web browser.
I have been reading the following posting, which I understand to a large extent, Query for multiple value search But I cannot seem to figure out how I would apply it to my work as I am dealing with multiple rows and a cursor.
The code as I have currently written it is wrong because I get an error not found message in my web browser. I think the var_user_chosen_map_list_ids in the for cursor loop could be the problem. I am using the variable_user_chosen_map_list_ids to store all the id values from my associatative array as a string. Which I modified from the code that vidyadhars posted in the other thread.
Should I be creating a OPEN FOR ref cursor and if so where would I put my associative array into it? At the moment I take the value, turning it into a string and IN part in the WHERE clause holds the string, allowing the WHERE clause to read all the values from it. I would expect the where clause to read everything in the string as 1 complete string of VARCHAR2 data but this would not be the case if this part of the code at least was correct. The code is as follows:
--Global variable section contains:
var_user_chosen_map_list_ids VARCHAR2(32767);
PROCEDURE PROCMAPSEARCH (par_user_chosen_map_list_ids PKG_ARR_MAPS.ARR_MAP_LIST)
IS
CURSOR cur_map_search (par_user_chosen_map_list_ids IN NUMBER)
IS
SELECT MI.map_date
       MT.map_title,
FROM map_info MI,
     map_title MT,
WHERE MI.map_title_id = MT.map_title_id
AND MI.map_publication_id IN
(var_user_chosen_map_list_ids);
var_map_list_to_compare VARCHAR2(32767) := '';
var_exe_imm_map VARCHAR2(32767);
BEGIN
FOR rec_user_chosen_map_list_ids IN 1 .. par_user_chosen_map_list_ids.count
LOOP
   var_user_chosen_map_list_ids := var_user_chosen_map_list_ids ||
   '''' ||
   par_user_chosen_map_list_ids(rec_user_chosen_map_list_ids) ||
END LOOP;
var_user_chosen_map_list_ids := substr(var_user_chosen_map_list_ids,
                                        1,
                                        length(var_user_chosen_map_list_ids)-1);
var_exe_imm_map := 'FOR rec_search_entered_details IN cur_map_search
LOOP
htp.print('Map date: ' || cur_map_search.map_date || ' Map title: ' || cur_map_search.map_title)
END LOOP;';
END PROCMAPSEARCH;EXECUTE IMMEDIATE var_exe_imm_map;
I would be grateful of any comments or advice.
Kind regards
Tim

I would like to thank everyone for their kind help.
I have now successfully converted my code for use with dynamic SQL. Part of my problem was getting the concept confused a little, especially as I could get everything work in a static cursor, including variables, as long as they did not contain multiple values. I have learnt that dynamic sql runs the complete select statement at runtime. However even with this I was getting concepts confused. For example I was including variables and the terminator; inside my select string, where as these should be outside it. For example the following is wrong:
     TABLE (sys.dbms_debug_vc2coll(par_user_chosen_map_list_ids))....
AND MI.map_publication_id = column_value;';Where as the following is correct:
     TABLE (sys.dbms_debug_vc2coll('||par_user_chosen_map_list_ids||'))....
AND MI.map_publication_id = column_value';PL/SQL is inserting the values and then running the select statement, as opposed to running the select statement with the variables and then accessing the values stored in those variables. Once I resolved that it worked. My revised code is as follows:
--Global variable section contains:
var_user_chosen_map_list_ids VARCHAR2(32767);
var_details VARCHAR(32767);
PROCEDURE PROCMAPSEARCH (par_user_chosen_map_list_ids PKG_ARR_MAPS.ARR_MAP_LIST)
IS
BEGIN
FOR rec_user_chosen_map_list_ids IN 1 .. par_user_chosen_map_list_ids.count
LOOP
   var_user_chosen_map_list_ids := var_user_chosen_map_list_ids ||
   '''' ||
   par_user_chosen_map_list_ids(rec_user_chosen_map_list_ids) ||
END LOOP;
var_user_chosen_map_list_ids := substr(var_user_chosen_map_list_ids,
                                        1,
                                        length(var_user_chosen_map_list_ids)-1);
var_details := FUNCMAPDATAFIND (var_user_chosen_map_list_ids);
htp.print(var_details);
END PROCMAPSEARCH;
FUNCTION FUNCMAPDETAILS (par_user_chosen_map_list_ids IN VARCHAR2(32767)
RETURN VARCHAR2
AS
TYPE cur_type_map_search IS REF CURSOR;
cur_map_search cur_type_map_search;
var_map_date NUMBER(4);
var_map_title VARCHAR2(32767);
begin:
OPEN cur_map_search FOR
'SELECT MI.map_date,
       MT.map_title
FROM map_info MI,
     map_title MT,
     TABLE (sys.dbms_debug_vc2coll(' || par_user_chosen_map_list_ids || '))
WHERE MI.map_title_id = MT.map_title_id
AND MI.map_publication_id = column_value';
LOOP
FETCH cur_map_compare INTO
var_map_date,
var_map_title;
var_details := var_details || 'Map date: '||
                    var_map_date ||
                    'Map title: ' ||
                    var_map_title;
EXIT WHEN cur_map_compare%NOTFOUND;
END LOOP;
RETURN var_details;
END FUNCMAPDETAILS;Kind regards
Tim

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