Wrong SQL (WHERE Clause) with Generic DS based on Wiew
Hi to all of you,
we have a problem that happens sometimes (it seems to have a random behaviour).
Generic Extractors based on Views sometimes are interpreted on R/3 ORACLE without considering Selection Conditions imposed in InfoPackages (that are in other words WHERE conditions). When this happens R/3 runs in abnorma termination (DUMP) after a long time.
Any idea? We still haven't found any suitable OSS Note ...
Many thanks in advance
GFV
Message was edited by: Gianfranco Vallese
Try:
update table1
set matl_analyst_grp = (SELECT table1.testnew
from table1, table2
where (table1.catalog_id = table2.catalog_id)
AND (table2.vendor_code like '%PIPING %')
HTH
Ghulam
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Barnes" <DHS9126dhs.state.il.us>
To: <danieleam.es>; <kamranaminyahoo.com>
Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2000 1:55 PM
Subject: Re: (forte-users) SQL IN clause with a Tool variable
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>
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CALL METHOD ob_from->add_opening_bracket
CLEAR gv_source.
*Add the join condition.This can be made
*fully dynamic as per your requirement
gv_source = 'VBAK AS VBAK INNER JOIN VBAP AS VBAP'.
*Add the where line
CALL METHOD ob_from->add_line
EXPORTING
i_line = gv_source.
CLEAR gv_source.
*Add the join condition.This can be made
*fully dynamic as per your requirement
gv_source = 'ON VBAKVBELN = VBAPVBELN'.
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CALL METHOD ob_from->add_line
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i_line = gv_source.
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*& Form zf_build_where
FORM zf_build_where .
DATA :
lv_field TYPE REF TO data,
lv_field_low TYPE REF TO data,
lv_field_high TYPE REF TO data.
CREATE OBJECT ob_where.
*Add the field VBELN : Sales Document
*Use this method if you want to assign a single value to a field
*Set the value for VBELN : Sales Document Number
CALL METHOD ob_where->add_field
EXPORTING
i_fieldnm = 'VBAK~VBELN'
i_operator = '='
i_intlen = 10
i_datatp = 'CHAR'
IMPORTING
e_r_field = lv_field.
CALL METHOD ob_where->set_value_for_field
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i_fieldnm = 'VBAK~VBELN'
i_value = '0000120020'.
*Use this method if you want to assign a range of values
*Set a range for the Sales Document number
CALL METHOD ob_where->add_field_between_2values
EXPORTING
i_fieldnm = 'VBAK~VBELN'
i_intlen = 10
i_datatp = 'CHAR'
IMPORTING
e_r_field_low = lv_field_low
e_r_field_high = lv_field_high.
CALL METHOD ob_where->set_2values_for_field
EXPORTING
i_fieldnm = 'VBAK~VBELN'
i_value_low = '0000120020'
i_value_high = '0000120067'.
*Set the 'AND' Clause
CALL METHOD ob_where->add_and.
*Add the field MATNR : Material
CALL METHOD ob_where->add_field
EXPORTING
i_fieldnm = 'MATNR'
i_operator = '='
i_intlen = 18
i_datatp = 'CHAR'
IMPORTING
e_r_field = lv_field.
*Set the value for the Material field
CALL METHOD ob_where->set_value_for_field
EXPORTING
i_fieldnm = 'MATNR'
i_value = '000000000050111000'.
*Set the 'AND' Clause
CALL METHOD ob_where->add_and
*Add the field VKORG
CALL METHOD ob_where->add_field
EXPORTING
i_fieldnm = 'VKORG'
i_operator = '='
i_intlen = 4
i_datatp = 'CHAR'
IMPORTING
e_r_field = lv_field.
*Set the value for VKORG : Sales Organization
CALL METHOD ob_where->set_value_for_field
EXPORTING
i_fieldnm = 'VKORG'
i_value = 'GMUS'.
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[SQL] Where clause problem with subqueries
Hi,
I'm writing a query for an apex application where i have a field (P47_UNNR) for filtering. In my where clause I try to do this:
... AND qo.pk_id IN
CASE
WHEN :P47_UNNR IS NULL
THEN
(SELECT pk_id FROM quote_orders)
ELSE
(SELECT QOR.FK_QUOTE_ORDER_ID
FROM QUOTE_ORDER_RIDS QOR
JOIN
RIDS RID
ON RID.PK_ID = QOR.FK_RID_ID
WHERE RID.NAME LIKE :P47_UNNR)
END
But it gives an error "ORA-01427: single-row subquery returns more than one row"
I have tried multiple ways to get around this problem but don't seem to be able to do this. Does anyone have a suggestion on how to solve this?Hi Niels,
First try with separating the query.
First try with:
CASE
WHEN :P47_UNNR IS NULL
THEN
(SELECT pk_id FROM quote_orders)
END;check SELECT pk_id FROM quote_orders this query returning only one values or not???
Then try with
CASE
WHEN :P47_UNNR IS NULL
THEN
(SELECT pk_id FROM quote_orders)
ELSE
(SELECT QOR.FK_QUOTE_ORDER_ID
FROM QUOTE_ORDER_RIDS QOR
JOIN
RIDS RID
ON RID.PK_ID = QOR.FK_RID_ID
WHERE RID.NAME LIKE :P47_UNNR)
ENDCheck this
SELECT QOR.FK_QUOTE_ORDER_ID
FROM QUOTE_ORDER_RIDS QOR
JOIN
RIDS RID
ON RID.PK_ID = QOR.FK_RID_ID
WHERE RID.NAME LIKE :P47_UNNRquery returning one values or not??
If those returns more than one value , the check whether there is any duplication value's present, remove that duplicate value from your table.
if you cant remove just add rownum =1 condition in your where clause.
Cheers,
San -
Hi all,
I have a report that is to be filtered based on user input into a text field and drop down list.
The goal is to let the user enter either an exact value (based off auto-complete functionality), or use the wildcard character, %
This is where the drop down comes in. If they select value1, the autocomplete, exact value is used and the where clause would look like something below,
select col1, col2, col3
from table
where :P1_FILTER in (select distinct col2 from another_table)If they select value2, then the where should process using the like function and %s. Something like,
select col1, col2, col3
from table
where :P1_FILTER like (select distinct col2 from another_table)How can I take care of this in 1 where clause? I'm sort of stuck trying to figure it out.
Thank you for any help.
-ChrisI don't believe the way you have it coded is correct.. Can you move it over o SQL Developer of the SQL Commands page in APEX and trying running your query? If it doesn't work there then your SQL is coded wrong.
Since you are trying to have One or The Other condition be used for your query, I would think the Function returning Sql Code would be the obvious selection, but I could be wrong here...
Thank you,
Tony Miller
Webster, TX
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Apex 4.0 Image Buttons to update SQL Where clause of Report?
I made a table called Letters with 1 column in it called Letter and the data in it is simply A,B,C, to H. I made an apex form around this table and then created two image buttons A and B that display above the reporting area b/c i want to be able to click on the A image button and have it update the Where clause for the Letters table to be "Where Letter = A" (so once you click the A button, only the A will appear), same for the B button. I have attached a link to an album of images to show what i'm trying to do to better explain it. I just can't figure out what or how to make it so that the image button can update the where clause. I should note that i am relatively new to Apex and i tried using a dynamic action to do it but can't get this to work.
Link to images of what i have so far-> http://imgur.com/a/guxkd/oracle_apex_40_use_image_buttons
Any suggestions?
Edited by: Brobot on Feb 8, 2011 9:58 PMSince you are using some kind of button(with images or otherwise) , add some attributes to identify them together aswell as uniquely.
For instance if you add a name and an a common classname to each button
For example, in button attributes for A this could be
name="A" class="where_clause_button"You can use these attributes to trigger a Dynamic action which can refresh the report.
Since you want the report to be filtered based on the button(ie using the "name" attribute of the corresponding button) , you need to set that value in some hidden item, say P100_FILTER_LETTER. and add a where clase to your Report Region' SQL Query
WHERE <column name> = :P100_FILTER_LETTERNow create a Dynamic Action as
Event :Click
Triggering Element : jQuery selector
Selector : *.where_clause_button*
<li>True action 1 : Execute Javascript code
filter_item_name = 'P100_FILTER_LETTER'
this_button_name = $(this.triggeringElement).attr('name');
//Set session state of Hidden Item before refresh
var ajaxRequest=new htmldb_Get(null,$v('pFlowId'),'null',$v('pFlowStepId'));
ajaxRequest.add( filter_item_name ,this_button_name );
var ajaxResult=ajaxRequest.get();<li> True Action 2: Refresh
Affected Element: Region
Name : Choose Report Region Name
Hope it helps -
[Solved] Named Bind Variables at Runtime - SQL WHERE clause issue
Hey 'all,
I've been having this issue today with a Search page using Named Bind Variables at Runtime for the search parameters for the WHERE clause in the view objects SQL.
I've got everything working except for a clearing method which I've created so that the user can clear the current WHERE clause from the SQL statment and set it as 1=2 (so that it doesn't do a blind query on load).
The method can clear and set the WHERE clause to 1=2 only when there is already one there.
Below are the methods: (located in my view object class)
public void findInvoiceById(Number invoiceId){
setWhereClause("invoice_id = :P_INVOICE_ID");
defineNamedWhereClauseParam("P_INVOICE_ID",null,null);
setNamedWhereClauseParam("P_INVOICE_ID",invoiceId);
executeQuery();
public void clearCriteria(){
setWhereClause("1=2");
removeNamedWhereClauseParam("P_INVOICE_ID");
executeQuery();
}The error which I get is the following - this happens when the button is pressed twice in a row, or when no query has been passed previously.
1. JBO-29000: Unexpected exception caught: oracle.jbo.NoDefException, msg=JBO-25058: Definition P_INVOICE_ID of type Variable not found in SupplierInvoicesView1
2. JBO-25058: Definition P_INVOICE_ID of type Variable not found in SupplierInvoicesView1
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers,Hi Bonnie,
we have it working ok, but still feel that there is room for improvement in the design.
For us the key factors are:
Pages based on the same view object that can be queried multiple ways.
We don't want to put design time bind variables in because it limits the use of the VO
We don't wan't multiple VO's with different where clauses.
The page is displaying the same table columns and fields, but the where clause must be dynamic.
We only want to query on the search field entered (some of our tables are massive)
TopLink named queries are really what we are after, but we don't want to forgo all the other ADF BC functionality. The only examples of ViewCriteria in the developer guide had literals in the where clause and no bind variables. The View Criteria may still be an option, but it appeared quite complex compaired to directly adding and removing bind variables at runtime.
a couple of footnotes:
the following methods are used to clear the runtime variables prior to reusing the VO (thanks to John Stegman for the pointer on the exception handler):
public void clearBindVariable(String bindVariableName){
try
removeNamedWhereClauseParam(bindVariableName);
catch (NoDefException e)
public void clearBindVariables(){
clearBindVariable("P_INVOICE_ID");
clearBindVariable("P_INVOICE_NUM");
clearBindVariable("P_SUPPLIER_NAME");
clearBindVariable("P_INVOICE_DATE_FROM");
clearBindVariable("P_INVOICE_DATE_TO");
clearBindVariable("P_SUPPLIER_NUMBER");
}We are using 1=1 and 1=2 in the where clause to supress blind querying. 1=2 is applied when ever we are not explicitely searching for something. We had a problem with using the refresh condition ${adfFacesContext.postback == true} which I posted about here:
executeQuery called twice using ${adfFacesContext.postback == true}
Would still gladly hear other ideas on a better reuse design.
regards,
Brenden -
Prompted value corrupts SQL WHERE clause - bug?
Using 10.1.3.4...
I implemented a simple pivot based request that navigates to a second request when the user drill down on one of the fields. This field is set to "value is prompted" in my second request. (I chose navigate method above drill (dimensions) for a few reasons not really important to this posting, mainly to do with format of requests at different levels)
All good and the drill down works well, parameters are passed correctly, except then I noticed that totals in my second request doesn't accurately tie back to my first request. After some research I found a very odd reason for this, my WHERE clause is getting corrupted - which almost looks like a bug in OBIEE and were wondering if anybody else has seen this behaviour from OBIEE and know a work around (before I try the Oracle support channels)
From Answers the request SQL is (I'll highlight the lines getting messed up):
SET VARIABLE DISABLE_CACHE_HIT = 1;
SELECT
BUSINESS_UNIT.Segment saw_0, BUSINESS_UNIT."Business Unit" saw_1, OPPORTUNITY.CLOSEPROBABILITY saw_2, OPPORTUNITY.CLOSEPROBABILITY saw_3, YEAR(OPPORTUNITY.ESTIMATEDCLOSE) saw_4, OPPORTUNITY_ADDON.TCV_IN_USD/1000000 saw_5, OPPORTUNITY_ADDON.WEIGHTED_TCV_IN_USD/1000000 saw_6, CASE OPPORTUNITY.CLOSEPROBABILITY WHEN 100 THEN OPPORTUNITY_ADDON.TCV_IN_USD/1000000 ELSE 0 END saw_7 FROM "Sales"
WHERE (OPPORTUNITY.STAGE NOT IN ('Lost', 'On Hold')) AND (YEAR(OPPORTUNITY.ESTIMATEDCLOSE) >= YEAR(CURRENT_DATE)) AND
((({color:#ff0000}OPPORTUNITY.CLOSEPROBABILITY > 25) AND (TIMESTAMPDIFF(SQL_TSI_MONTH, CURRENT_DATE,OPPORTUNITY.ESTIMATEDCLOSE) <= 4)) OR ((OPPORTUNITY.CLOSEPROBABILITY >= 10) AND (TIMESTAMPDIFF(SQL_TSI_MONTH, CURRENT_DATE,OPPORTUNITY.ESTIMATEDCLOSE) > 4{color})))
ORDER BY saw_0, saw_1, saw_2, saw_3, saw_4, saw_5, saw_6, saw_7
Which results in the following SQL request (from NQQuery.log)... The prompted value (BUSINESS_UNIT.Segment) is added correctly to the WHERE clause, but see how the remainder get's changed:
SQL Request:
SET VARIABLE QUERY_SRC_CD='Report',SAW_DASHBOARD='/shared/01 - Financials/_portal/4. Pipeline',SAW_DASHBOARD_PG='Pipeline',SAW_SRC_PATH='/shared/01 - Financials/4. Pipeline/Pipeline - Current - T2',DISABLE_CACHE_HIT = 1;
SELECT
BUSINESS_UNIT.Segment saw_0, BUSINESS_UNIT."Business Unit" saw_1, OPPORTUNITY.CLOSEPROBABILITY saw_2, OPPORTUNITY.CLOSEPROBABILITY saw_3, YEAR(OPPORTUNITY.ESTIMATEDCLOSE) saw_4, OPPORTUNITY_ADDON.TCV_IN_USD/1000000 saw_5, OPPORTUNITY_ADDON.WEIGHTED_TCV_IN_USD/1000000 saw_6, CASE OPPORTUNITY.CLOSEPROBABILITY WHEN 100 THEN OPPORTUNITY_ADDON.TCV_IN_USD/1000000 ELSE 0 END saw_7 FROM "Sales"
WHERE (BUSINESS_UNIT.Segment = 'Enterprise') AND (OPPORTUNITY.STAGE NOT IN ('Lost', 'On Hold')) AND (YEAR(OPPORTUNITY.ESTIMATEDCLOSE) >= YEAR(CURRENT_DATE)) AND
((({color:#ff0000}OPPORTUNITY.CLOSEPROBABILITY >= 10) AND (TIMESTAMPDIFF(SQL_TSI_MONTH, CURRENT_DATE,OPPORTUNITY.ESTIMATEDCLOSE) > 4)) OR ((OPPORTUNITY.CLOSEPROBABILITY >= 10) AND (TIMESTAMPDIFF(SQL_TSI_MONTH, CURRENT_DATE,OPPORTUNITY.ESTIMATEDCLOSE) > 4{color})))
ORDER BY saw_0, saw_1, saw_2, saw_3, saw_4, saw_5, saw_6, saw_7
Which definitely explains why my totals do not add up when drilling down. Interestingly, if I run my second request without the prompt from Answers, the SQL request works like a charm:
SET VARIABLE QUERY_SRC_CD='Report',SAW_SRC_PATH='/shared/01 - Financials/4. Pipeline/Pipeline - Current - T2',DISABLE_CACHE_HIT = 1;
SELECT BUSINESS_UNIT.Segment saw_0, BUSINESS_UNIT."Business Unit" saw_1, OPPORTUNITY.CLOSEPROBABILITY saw_2, OPPORTUNITY.CLOSEPROBABILITY saw_3, YEAR(OPPORTUNITY.ESTIMATEDCLOSE) saw_4, OPPORTUNITY_ADDON.TCV_IN_USD/1000000 saw_5, OPPORTUNITY_ADDON.WEIGHTED_TCV_IN_USD/1000000 saw_6, CASE OPPORTUNITY.CLOSEPROBABILITY WHEN 100 THEN OPPORTUNITY_ADDON.TCV_IN_USD/1000000 ELSE 0 END saw_7 FROM "Sales"
WHERE (OPPORTUNITY.STAGE NOT IN ('Lost', 'On Hold')) AND (YEAR(OPPORTUNITY.ESTIMATEDCLOSE) >= YEAR(CURRENT_DATE)) AND
((({color:#ff0000}OPPORTUNITY.CLOSEPROBABILITY > 25) AND (TIMESTAMPDIFF(SQL_TSI_MONTH, CURRENT_DATE,OPPORTUNITY.ESTIMATEDCLOSE) <= 4)) OR ((OPPORTUNITY.CLOSEPROBABILITY >= 10) AND (TIMESTAMPDIFF(SQL_TSI_MONTH, CURRENT_DATE,OPPORTUNITY.ESTIMATEDCLOSE) > 4{color})))
ORDER BY saw_0, saw_1, saw_2, saw_3, saw_4, saw_5, saw_6, saw_7
Anybody had the same problem before?Here's the excerpt (it's relative to crashing, but I think it should also address the bug):
# PRESENTATION SERVER CRASH AFTER UPGRADING TO 10.1.3.4 (Doc ID 756541.1)
crash when they run the reports containing Pivot Table. This has been a known issue with version ... subsequently upgraded to version
Doc Type:ALERTModified:2/10/2009
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