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问题 I have user the user name as 'USER1' to login to BI publisher.is it possible to display my user name like 'USER1' in prompt level or in layout level.i know we have to use 'xdo_user_name' but can any one explain how to use it.please help me thanks 回答1: This works for me on an RTF template in BIP. Put this somewhere in the beginning in your template <?param@begin:XDO_USER_NAME;'Error'?> And then wherever you need to print the username, put: <?$XDO_USER_NAME?> For me, this prints my BIP username

问题 I have user the user name as 'USER1' to login to BI publisher.is it possible to display my user name like 'USER1' in prompt level or in layout level.i know we have to use 'xdo_user_name' but can any one explain how to use it.please help me thanks 回答1: This works for me on an RTF template in BIP. Put this somewhere in the beginning in your template <?param@begin:XDO_USER_NAME;'Error'?> And then wherever you need to print the username, put: <?$XDO_USER_NAME?> For me, this prints my BIP username

问题 I have user the user name as 'USER1' to login to BI publisher.is it possible to display my user name like 'USER1' in prompt level or in layout level.i know we have to use 'xdo_user_name' but can any one explain how to use it.please help me thanks 回答1: This works for me on an RTF template in BIP. Put this somewhere in the beginning in your template <?param@begin:XDO_USER_NAME;'Error'?> And then wherever you need to print the username, put: <?$XDO_USER_NAME?> For me, this prints my BIP username

问题 I have the following data model: <SALE_LIST> <SALE> <YEAR>2010</YEAR> <ITEM>100001</ITEM> <AMOUNT>1,199.00</AMOUNT> </SALE> <SALE> <YEAR>2010</YEAR> <ITEM>100002</ITEM> <AMOUNT>1,200.00</AMOUNT> </SALE> <SALE> <YEAR>2012</YEAR> <ITEM>100001</ITEM> <AMOUNT>1,899.00</AMOUNT> </SALE> <SALE> <YEAR>2012</YEAR> <ITEM>100003</ITEM> <AMOUNT>1,649.00</AMOUNT> </SALE> <SALE> <YEAR>2013</YEAR> <ITEM>100004</ITEM> <AMOUNT>2,199.00</AMOUNT> </SALE> <SALE> <YEAR>2013</YEAR> <ITEM>100005</ITEM> <AMOUNT>3

问题 I have the following data model: <SALE_LIST> <SALE> <YEAR>2010</YEAR> <ITEM>100001</ITEM> <AMOUNT>1,199.00</AMOUNT> </SALE> <SALE> <YEAR>2010</YEAR> <ITEM>100002</ITEM> <AMOUNT>1,200.00</AMOUNT> </SALE> <SALE> <YEAR>2012</YEAR> <ITEM>100001</ITEM> <AMOUNT>1,899.00</AMOUNT> </SALE> <SALE> <YEAR>2012</YEAR> <ITEM>100003</ITEM> <AMOUNT>1,649.00</AMOUNT> </SALE> <SALE> <YEAR>2013</YEAR> <ITEM>100004</ITEM> <AMOUNT>2,199.00</AMOUNT> </SALE> <SALE> <YEAR>2013</YEAR> <ITEM>100005</ITEM> <AMOUNT>3

问题 I am trying to call a Microsoft SQL Server Stored Procedure that delivers data in table like format (rows / columns) in Oracle BI Publisher 11g (11.1.1.7). Selecting procedure call as a data source for the data model does not work because BIP expects it to behave like a PL/SQL call to an Oracle database instead. Oracle developers claim this is not supported by the software. Is there any way around this restriction? 回答1: Although not supported out-of-the-box by BI Publisher 11g, there is a

问题 I am trying to call a Microsoft SQL Server Stored Procedure that delivers data in table like format (rows / columns) in Oracle BI Publisher 11g (11.1.1.7). Selecting procedure call as a data source for the data model does not work because BIP expects it to behave like a PL/SQL call to an Oracle database instead. Oracle developers claim this is not supported by the software. Is there any way around this restriction? 回答1: Although not supported out-of-the-box by BI Publisher 11g, there is a

问题 I am new to BI Publisher and I am receiving the error "Failed to Load XML" after trying to view the data generated by the following SQL code (runs successfully in SQL Developer): SELECT oh.order_number, ol.line_number, ol.creation_date, ol.ORDERED_ITEM, ol.line_id as ITEM_KEY FROM ont.oe_order_lines_all ol, ont.oe_order_headers_all oh WHERE ol.header_id = oh.header_id and ol.attribute4 <> 'COPY' and ol.line_id in ( SELECT to_number(item_key) FROM APPS.WF_ITEM_ACTIVITY_STATUSES_V WHERE

问题 I am new to BI Publisher and I am receiving the error "Failed to Load XML" after trying to view the data generated by the following SQL code (runs successfully in SQL Developer): SELECT oh.order_number, ol.line_number, ol.creation_date, ol.ORDERED_ITEM, ol.line_id as ITEM_KEY FROM ont.oe_order_lines_all ol, ont.oe_order_headers_all oh WHERE ol.header_id = oh.header_id and ol.attribute4 <> 'COPY' and ol.line_id in ( SELECT to_number(item_key) FROM APPS.WF_ITEM_ACTIVITY_STATUSES_V WHERE

问题 SQL newbie here. In Oracle BI Publisher, I'm using Oracle SQL to do the following. I need to pull only the time from a string and add one second to the time. The data in the 'Flight' column looks like this: Dayton 01:23:59 I pull only the time using the following syntax: substr(Flight,length(Flight)-8,8) Which gives me this: 01:23:59 In the messy code below, I'm trying to add one second to the time which works but the second is '60' which is obviously is an invalid time. substr(lpad(to_number