Supported datatypes

Hello guys,
I wondered if you have a list of currently supported (or not supported) datatypes ? Maybe a release schedule for datatypes support ?
Today it seems that node-oracledb is not able to handle LOBs and TIMESTAMP WITH TIMEZONE datatypes. Do you confirm ?
thanks for the work on the driver

TIMESTAMP WITH TIMEZONE is not yet supported.
LOB support is on of the next things on our list to look at. What do you do with them and how do you want to do it?
We are constantly evaluating priorities, so please excuse me not committing to any particular timeframes.

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Parameter L_ECO_REC is of type SAN_REC_TYPE which is either not supported or not an implemented data type.
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[code]
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Invisible columns are also printed, so you can add addtional table columns for printing that are
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[code]
private String getAttributeValue(Object obj) {
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I try to format the output concerning the portal user language.
At the end you have to call the vprt.render() method to start creation of a new html ressource.
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That's it.
The above solution only fullfills my needs concerning the project. I implemented only the
needed methods to print out groups and tables.
The table renderer skips all table columns that are not IWDTextView.
if you need addtional things like IWDProgressBar, you have to implement such a kind of renderer.
The solution is a nice way to generate printable content of views with the following benefits
Pro:
- Print out is Locale/Language dependend (Text, Date, ...)
- You can influence the print design via css
- You can implement your own controll renderer (like decorators)
- It works for SAP Net Weaver releases <= 2004s
Cons:
- To support all widgets, you have to implement them
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The functionallity shows how you can use the abstract api for iterating
through view elements and their mapped context in a generic way.
The solution is a plain structured class because i do not want to reimplement
the whole Widgets API for printing a view (not in the scope/budget of our customers).
If you are interessted in the working class file, please contact me.
Maybe this helps someone who has to do similarly things inside Web Dynpro
and does not want to reinvent the wheel.
Best wishes,
Holger Schaefer

Hi Holger,
This Solution helped me a lot. Thanks a lot.
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