I am using oracle Dev 10g R2 in windows Xp. I have a matrix report and it will produce result correctly as the attachment1. Now I want to display this report as a same format. I would like to display 0 for those that does not exist in the query.
How can I Sort Ascending or Descending of Last Total Column of Matrix Report R6i i.e. F_SumsalPerempno, summing total salary of each empno at end of each row.
I need the employee paid highest amount of total salary during the year to appear on first row, while months to display as per original order.
I want to show 1 record per page in matrix report. I set Main section orientation as landscape and width is 14. but it show multiple records on single page.
I am having a matrix report, which has its column cells from table A and row cells from table B when I run the report the columns and rows are not ordered I wrote the order by statement in the report query but there was no defference.
I also wrot a subquery like
select column1, column2, (select column3 from table1 order by code) from .... but it seems I can not order in a subquery
how to generate matrix report to excel file. i have done this . but the exact layout is not getting displayed in the excel file. I have attache the layout i ma trying to export to excel.
1) I am able to view the oracle report in PDF format in my Web Application, but when I tried to print this PDF on Line matrix printer, the characters are not printing rightly.
2) Can I take report output as a text file and and print it through DOS mode printing.
wanna to make matrix report retrieve months year and the number of weeks from dual table it supposes to the weeks number is 52 or 53 week months and weeks on the rows please find attach pic it show what i need to do for exmple
month name: January February March April May June July August September Nov October December no of week : 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-20-21-22....... TO 52 week
I've got a requirement for building a 5000 X 5000 matrix using PL/SQL. My original data tables have 5000 rows each and I need to do a correlation analysis using this data and need to store in a physical table and not in-memory. Is this feat achievable using mere PL/SQL? I understand that Oracle DB has a limitation of 1000 columns(but not sure) and hence I'd like to know whether there is any work-around for such scenarios. If not, what are the other alternative method(s) to achieve this feat? Do I need to use any 3rd party tools to get this done?
I have a BI Suite implementation on one server. And a database with ApEx on another server.
I want to call a BIP report from within my ApEx application using the webservices (runReport) available in BIP 11g.
I used soapUI to test my webservice. Result : OK
When called from within ApEx, ApEx gives me a succes message but the report isn't generated. Instead the console on the BIP server shows the following error:
<Sep 12, 2012 10:28:37 PM BST> <Error> <org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.BeanPropert yTarget> <BEA-000000> <Could not convert null to bean field 'sizeOfDataChunkDown load', type int>
'sizeOfDataChunkDownload' is a field of the webservice that is left empty. That indeed is the only difference between my soapUI test and the ApEx situation. In soapUI I removed all empty fields. In ApEx this does not seem possible...
Some extra information:
- the webservice is created on this WSDL : /xmlpserver/services v2/ReportService?wsdl
- it's defined as a SOAP v2
- no basic authentication
- the reports are defined in the BIP environment; not in ApEx
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