| CHAR field alignment [message #360222] |
Thu, 20 November 2008 01:57  |
mahamaha
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How can I change the alignment char type in field for report builder R6I
Example: when I insert data into forms builder 6I (1111-222-3333) type varchar2, The result in report builder like (3333-222-1111) data type:Char
[EDITED by LF: modified topic title; the original was "URGENT". Added product name.]
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| Re: Urgent [message #360268 is a reply to message #360234] |
Thu, 20 November 2008 04:23  |
mahamaha
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Thank u for help me
i want tell u whene i insert the code (1111-222-3333) in form builder, i want to same result in report builder, i mean
(1111-222-3333) ... but the problem in the report field it change the direction ,it is become like (3333-222-1111) and this is wrong
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| Re: Urgent [message #360281 is a reply to message #360268] |
Thu, 20 November 2008 04:49 |
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Littlefoot
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As far as I can tell, strings don't tend to "reverse" by themselves. Somewhere between two end points - "entering a value in a form" (as a starting point) and "displaying it in a report" (as the final point) - something has happened.
How is data stored in a table? In a form, it looks like 1111-222-3333. What is the output of the SELECT statement? Please, post your SQL*Plus session's output here, just to verify the way data gets stored in a table. If it is stored backwards, perhaps there's a form or a database trigger which reverts it?
Otherwise, how does the report's query look like, as well as field's format trigger (if there's any), or even a formula column which is displayed instead of the original column?
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| Re: Urgent [message #360809 is a reply to message #360281] |
Mon, 24 November 2008 01:24 |
mahamaha
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- THE DIRECTION FOR THIS REPORT FROM RIGTH TO LEFT (ARABIC),
- THE SQL QUERY :-
SELECT E.PERSON_ID,
E.SERVICE_NO,
E.EMP_NAME,
E.DEDUCTION_CODE,
E.MINISTRY_CODE,
E.DEPT_CODE,
E.DUE_DATE,
E.PREVIOUS_EMPLOYER,
E.PERIOD_DAYS,
E.PERIOD_MONTHS,
E.PERIOD_YEARS,
E.PERIOD_START_DATE,
E.PERIOD_END_DATE,
E.DED_AMOUNT,
E.BASIC_SALARY,
E.SOCIAL_ALLOWANCE,
E.BASIC_SALARY + E.SOCIAL_ALLOWANCE,
E.PAID_BY_EMP_MIN,
E.PAID_DATE,
E.PAID_AMOUNT,
E.PAYMENT_REF_NO
FROM EMPLOYEE_CASH_DEDUCTIONS_TEMP E
WHERE E.PERSON_ID = :P_PERSON_ID
AND DEDUCTION_CODE IN ( '70', '71', '72','73', '74', '75','76', '77', '78','79')
----------------------------------------------------------------
- THE FIELD WHICH IS THE PROBLEM: IT IS FOURMELA COLUMNS:
function CF_PAYMENT_REF_NOFormula return CHAR is
V_PAYMENT_REF_NO VARCHAR2(20);
V_PAYMENT_REF_NO_DISPLAY VARCHAR2(20);
begin
SELECT PAYMENT_REF_NO
INTO V_PAYMENT_REF_NO
FROM EMPLOYEE_CASH_DEDUCTIONS_TEMP
WHERE PERSON_ID = :PERSON_ID
AND SERVICE_NO = :SERVICE_NO
AND DEDUCTION_CODE = :DEDUCTION_CODE ;
IF :P_TITLE = '1' THEN
V_PAYMENT_REF_NO_DISPLAY := NULL;
ELSE
V_PAYMENT_REF_NO_DISPLAY := V_PAYMENT_REF_NO;
END IF;
RETURN V_PAYMENT_REF_NO_DISPLAY;
EXCEPTION WHEN TOO_MANY_ROWS THEN
SRW.MESSAGE(1000,' يوجد تكرار في مدة الخدمة '|| ' : '|| :PERSON_ID);
RETURN NULL;
End;
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- THE DATA WHICH INSERTED FROM (FORM BUILDER) IS STORED IN THE TABLE THEN THE RESULT CAN SEE IN THE REPORTS.
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| Re: CHAR field alignment [message #360947 is a reply to message #360222] |
Mon, 24 November 2008 07:33 |
rajy_salim
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It's because your report's direction is right-to-left, report builder reverses the string to start from the right since the ARABIC language starts from the right.
Try to change your regional settings and see if it does something with it. If it does not, then change your report direction to left-to-right and reverse all the strings by yourself, so your string will start from the left and appear like you want it to.
Rajy
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