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Oracle application with Reports 6i G

Character/Bitmapped Reports LO
Building a Report
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Report Registration Process
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Reporting Tools
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Many organizations struggleOwith the

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Decision Making
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Reporting Tool Selection Plan
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Reporting Tools
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Reporting Tools
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Determine Appropriate Tool Category.
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Ensure that the selection process (mentioned S

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Oracle Reports.
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Oracle reports is an enterprise reporting toolSthat allows

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organizations to build and publish high quality,
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generated reports.
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multiple queries within a single
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report that may span across
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Oracle reports fits into S
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tends to answer questions
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inventory against
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These areLreal-time reports accessing the production database
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Reports 6i
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Character Mode Reports
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Character mode reports run faster.
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Following are the Pre requisites for G
designing
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character mode
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Set the Reports Design
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yes
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A width and report height
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RFor Portrait 102 as width and 85 or 116 as height
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Oracle Apps11i With Report 6i

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In the properties of the mode system parameter
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the initial value field to character.
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In the layout editors view menu:
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and in options ~ ruler settings
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points per grid spacing
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Dont use objects
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character
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Cellipses, diagonal lines, drill down buttons,
italics,
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Bitmap Reports
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Bitmap reports are used for generating
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Postscript type Reports.
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These reports use different
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Following are the Pre requisites for designing a T
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Bitmap mode
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Go to reports designer, underO
data model, open up
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the system parameters, right
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8printer as the initial value and
select properties, enter
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click OK.
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Right click
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Differences Between Character and Bitmap Report

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Character Mode
Output uses Fixed Font
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Font type, size, or style does not
Font type, size, or style does hold
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Report Builder Modules

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Report
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Report Level Objects

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Data
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Properties
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Triggers
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Parameter
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Data Model Objects

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Data
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Groups
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Queries
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Parameters
Layout Model Objects

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Layout
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Repeating
frames
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Fields
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Boilerplate
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Boilerplate
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Report File Types

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Description
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Full report definition
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Modifiable through Builder
Binary, executable
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(includes source code and comments)
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Tabular Report
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Employee List
Salary S
Emp No Name
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Master Detail Report

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Department Details
Department Name
Emp Name
Salary
Department
Name
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Emp Name
Salary
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Matrix Report
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Department Salaries
Job Title
Dept No
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Creating a Tabular Report

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Wizard Pages
Report Style
Query Type
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Fields
Totals
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Labels
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Data Query
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Query Builder
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Building a Query
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Additional Default Layout

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Selecting Fields to Display
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Summaries and Labels

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Select a Report Template

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View the Report Output

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Saving the Report

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File>Save
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Data Model
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Group Hierarchy
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Using Data Links

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Dept
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Deptno
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Creating a Column-to-Column Link

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Create a Column
What type of value?
Choose the correct column tool
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Create in a group
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Data Model Columns

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Summary Column
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Specific properties:
Function
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Datatype depends
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Formula Column
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Performs a user-defined computation
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Executes a PL/SQL function G
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Can be Character, 8
Number,
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Returned valuePmust match datatype
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function CF_Total_salFormula
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Placeholder Column
An empty container at
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Populated by another
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Before Report trigger
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Formula column
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group or below placeholder
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CF_1
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User Parameters
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Restrict values in a WHERE clause
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SELECT EMPNO,ENAME,JOB
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WHERE DEPTNO = <a value>
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SELECT EMPNO,ENAME,JOB 8
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Creating a User Parameter
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Referencing Parameters
In Report Query
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Bind reference replaces a value:
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Lexical referenceSreplaces a clause:
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Parameter
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Using Bind References
SELECT empno, ename,job

FROM emp
WHERE deptno = :dept_id
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Restrict values in a WHERE clause
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Using Lexical References
Use to Substitute any part of the query
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SELECT empno,ename,job
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Layout Model - Different Sections of Report

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Employees
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Layout Objects
The tool palette contains:
Standard GUI drawing tools

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Frame, repeating frame, field objects
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Other layout objects
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Frame
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Additional
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Link File
Button
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Layout Object Properties
Objects with common properties:

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Frames
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Repeating Frames
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Some common properties
affect:
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Pagination
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of display
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Sizing Objects
Elasticity
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HorizontalT
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Layout icons
Print Frequency
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Employee Report
Employee Report
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Employee Report
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Employee Report
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Base Printing On = Enclosing Object
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PL/SQL Triggers in Reports
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Describe the different types of triggers
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Describe sample uses of triggers
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Write and reference common codeOG
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Create a PL/SQL library
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Types of Triggers in Reports
Report Level:
Five triggers
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Report Triggers node in Object L
Navigator
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Format trigger
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Layout:
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Trigger Code
True
False
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Character
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Number
Date
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Sequence of Firing
Before Parameter Form
After Parameter Form
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Before Report
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Between pages
After Report
Using Report Triggers

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After Parameter Form
Example : Build Dynamic Where Clause
SELECT empno,ename,job,sal,deptno
FROM emp
&P_WHERE_CLAUSE
function AfterPForm return boolean

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begin
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IF :p_dept_id is null then
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:p_where_clause:='';
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deptno=:p_dept_id';
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IF;
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return
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Using Layout Triggers

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Format triggers:
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Exist on most layout objects
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Can suppress an entire layout section (master
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frame): No records fetched
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Can suppress the display of individual
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Writing Common Code

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At Report level:
Object Navigator, Program Units
Menu: Program>PL/SQL Editor
In a library:
Object Navigator, PL/SQL 8
SLibrary
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File>New: Create new
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File>Open: Add
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Attach library
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Report Builder Built-in Package

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Describe the package contents
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Output messages at run time
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Execute a drill-down report
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Create and populate temporaryL
tables
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Modify visual attributes dynamically
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SRW Package
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Standard Report Writer Package
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A collection of PL/SQL constructs that contains

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functions, procedures, and exceptions G

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You can reference in any of your libraries
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Note: You cannot reference constructs
in the SRW package
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Contents of SRW Package

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SRW.DO_SQL
SRW.SET_BOOKMARK
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SRW.RUN_REPORT
SRW.SET_ATTR
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SRW.REFERENCE
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SRW.SET_MAXROW
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SRW.MESSAGE
SRW.PROGRAM_ABORT
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Displaying Messages
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Warning
WHEN <exception> THEN

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SRW.MESSAGE(999,
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'Warning: An error occurred in report
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Error
WHEN <exception> THEN

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SRW.MESSAGE(999,
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Table
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Performing SQL Statements

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Example
SRW.DO_SQL('CREATE TABLE LOG_TABLE PO
(USER_NAME VARCHAR2(40),
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DATE_EXEC VARCHAR2(11)' ); G
SRW.DO_SQL('INSERT INTO .B
LOG_TABLE(USER_NAME,DATE_EXEC)
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VALUES(:P_USER_NAME,sysdate)');
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SRW.DO_SQL_FAILURE
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Usage of User Exits

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in the SRW
package. The user_exit procedure in this package allows
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user exits (pro C routines) and oracle apps reports
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these calls. The user exits available in oracle
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FND SRWINIT .B
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FND SRWEXIT
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FND FLEXIDVAL
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AGETPROFILE & FND PUTPROFILE.
FND
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FND SRWINIT
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SRW.User_exit('FND
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This user
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ensure
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Usage of User Exits

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FND SRWEXIT
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Ensures that all the memory allocated for
library user exits has been freed. UpG
properly.
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You always call FND SRWEXIT
from the after report
trigger as follows:
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SRW.USER_EXIT('FND
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FND GETPROFILE & FND PUTPROFILE.
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These user exits let you retrieve andG

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profile option.
FND calculate.
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Use this routine
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of operands
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Usage of User Exits

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FND FLEXSQL
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This user exit can be called to create a SQL

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Used by the report to tailor the SELECT
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flexfield values.
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This fragment allows S

you to SELECT flexfield values or to create
PBY, GROUP BY or HAVING clause to limit
a WHERE, ORDER
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or sort the flexfield
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The flexfield
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ACHARACTER even though the table may use NUMBER /
DATE.
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Usage of User Exits

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FND FLEXIDVAL
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This user exit is called to populate fields for display.
Pass the
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key flexfield data retrieved by the queryS
into
from the formula column and the display
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descriptions and prompts by passing
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This user exit formats the currency
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upon:
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The precisionP
of the actual currency value.
The user'sA
positive and negative format profile options
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The location
(country) of the site : The location of the site
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determines
the thousands separator and radix to use when
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FND format_currency
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Usage of User Exits

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Ensure you have required parameters.

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Ensure that the following parameters are defined usingT
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reports parameter screen, these will be used in the user
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SQL statements.
P_CONC_REQUEST_ID.
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You always create this lexical parameter.
parameter to retrieve information.B
about this concurrent request.
P_MIN_PRECISION.
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You reference this lexical
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FORMAT_CURRENCY
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P_FLEXDATA
Character
600-6000
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P_STRUCT_NUM
Character15
Initial value = 101
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Report Registration Process in OA

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Report Deployment.
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Typically the report will be developed on a PC, so when

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in the oracle applications environment, you must: S
Upload your .rdf file to the server box,Lensure file is uploaded

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properly. If the .rdf is not properly.not
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with a signal 10 error.
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Place the .rdf file it in the S
correct directory.
P etc) will have a directory structure and you
Each product (eg. GL, AP
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will need to placeA
the report in the report sub-directory of the
appropriate product.
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names like ONT_TOP
and are relatively easy to identify. You should
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always place your custom reports in mod directories.
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Ensure
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Register your report within oracle applications
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Navigate to application developer responsibility after logging in to Oracle Applications
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Concurrent executable
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Identify the report to the AOL layer.
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The execution file name is the operating system

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The application field tells the AOL layer
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Concurrent Program
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This step sets up the report so it can be submitted by the concurrent
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manager, identifying parameters which must be passed etc. The
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Name field is the link to the previous step. The ProgramP
name field and
Description will appear in the List of Values users see,
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Request Section
MLS Function
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The Multilingual Concurrent Request feature allows a user to submit a

request once to be run multiple times, each time in a different language. If
this program utilizes this feature the MLS function determines which installed
languages are needed for the request.
Use in SRS
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Run Alone
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Enable Trace
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Allow disabled valuesP
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Restart on system
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Output Section
Format
Save
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Use the Parameters button to open the window shown below and defineT
the parameters
that the report should prompt the user for. Notice that the Token fieldO
links the parameters
you list here to the parameters which your report is expecting. It P
is not case sensitive.
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Oracle Reports Parameters.
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Concurrent manager passes program arguments to your.
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Oracle reports program using tokens (so that their
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matter), you should write your program to receive
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same order that you specify when you call
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arguments for easier maintenance. L
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Oracle reports program parameters
should not expect NULL.
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Values. The concurrent
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program.
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from 10 and increment by 10 or as desired.
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or process
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(perhaps even itself) then use the Incompatibilities button to open
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Copy the report
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Add your report to the appropriate request groups.

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This is usually performed by the (functional) system administrator however you may
need to do it in the test environment at least.
Using the system administrator responsibility,
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FND Packages
Concurrent Program and Request Set Loaders
FND_Program and FND_Request

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Concurrent executables
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FND_Program
Procedure
Executable
Register
Parameter
Incompatibility
Request_Group
Add_To_Group
Corresponding System Administration

Window
Concurrent Program Executable
Concurrent Program
Concurrent Program Parameters
Incompatible Programs
Request Groups, master region
Request Groups, Requests region
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Register an Executable:
Package Name:
Procedure Name:
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Register Concurrent Program:

Package: FND_PROGRAM
Procedure: REGISTER
Parameters:
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Example :
BEGIN
FND_PROGRAM.REGISTER
(Program
, Application
, Enabled
, Short name
, Description
, Executable_short_name
, executable_application
, Save_output
, Print
, Cols
, Rows
, Style
, Style_required
, Printer
, Output_type
, Use_in_srs
, Nls_compliant
, Mls_function_short_name
, Mls_function_application
);
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=> 'KKG Custom Application'
=> 'Y'
=> 'KKG List Of Contract Report'
=> 'Y'
=> 'N'
=> NULL
=> NULL
=> 'Landwide'
=> 'N'
=> NULL
=> 'Text'
=> 'Y'
=> 'Y'
=> NULL
=> NULL
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Assign a Program to a Request Group:

Package: FND_PROGRAM
Procedure: PROGRAM_ADD_TO_GROUP
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BEGIN
FND_PROGRAM.PROGRAM_ADD_TO_GROUP
(Program_short_name
, Program_application
, Request_group
=> 'All Reports'
, Group_application
=> 'Oracle Payables'
);
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Register value sets for the concurrent program

Package: FND_FLEX_VAL_API
Procedure: CREATE_VALUESET_TABLE
Parameters:
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Value_set_name
=> 'KKG_SUPPLIER_SITE',
description
=> 'Supplier Sites for KKG List Of
Contract Report',
Security_available
=> 'N',
Enable_longlist
=> 'N',
Format_type
=> 'Char',
Maximum_size
=> '150',
Precision
=> NULL,
Numbers_only
=> 'N',
Uppercase_only
=> 'N',
Right_justify_zero_fill => 'N',
Min_value
=> NULL,
Max_value
=> NULL,
Table_application
=> 'Oracle Purchasing',
Table_name
=> 'PO_VENDOR_SITES',
Allow_parent_values
=> 'N',
Value_column_name =>
'VENDOR_SITE_CODE||''~''||ATTRIBUTE1',
Value_column_type => 'Varchar2',
Value_column_size => '150',
Meaning_column_name =>
Meaning_column_type => 'Varchar2',
Meaning_column_size => '150',
Id_column_name
=>
Id_column_type
=> 'Varchar2',
Id_column_size
=> '150',
Where_order_by
=> 'where rowid in (select max
(rowid)
From PO_VENDOR_SITES
Group by VENDOR_SITE_CODE||''~''||ATTRIBUTE1)',
Additional_columns
=> NULL);
END;
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Tips
Report in Microsoft excel.
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A character mode report that saves its output to a file with an extension of .Csv, will
automatically be recognizable by MS excel.
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Beware of traps when modifying
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opening it in the reports designer there. Very often the report will give you error
messages about missing packages. The messages should give you the name of the
packages and you will be able to find them in the plsql subdirectory of the application
to which the report belongs on the server side.
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Definitions
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An ORACLE schema that has access to the complete oracle applications data model.
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Standard report submission (SRS).
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The procedure to submit a background report to the concurrent manager
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regardless of the product that owns the report. SRS takes advantage
of shared flexfield value sets.
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Custom reports can be integrated into standard report submission so that they can be submitted
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and monitored using the same procedures as other oracle applications
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certain menus and responsibilities to access custom reports
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8of data that are retrieved for a group. Thus, they "repeat"
Repeating frames are used to display the rows
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Fields
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Fields define howC
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attaches
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