With a MOSS 2007 Custom List
having a field that is a lookup type into another Custom List at the same site,
using the following fails to bring in the lookup field,
though the other (non-lookup) fields are present in the results
$().SPServices({
operation: "GetListItems",
async: false,
CAMLViewFields: "<ViewFields>"
+ " <FieldRef Name='Title' /> "
+ " <FieldRef Name='Dt_x0020_Sec_x0020_Lev' />"
+ "</ViewFields> ",
listName: "Media Inventory",
completefunc: Get_MI_Completed
});
The Single Line of Text fields, Date/Time fields, etc. are present in the response,
but not the Lookup field which is a single line of text.
The list referenced in GetListItems has 285 entries,
the looked-up value comes from a list with 126 entries.
Do any of the rows in the table that contains the lookup field (the one with 285 entries) have a value set on that field? or is it blank?
In my experience, Sharepoint will not return a column (Field) if it is not set (very annoying). You can test this by narrowing your GetListItems to a single list row and then play with setting and clearing the Lookup Field
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I'm using Postgres for my db, and I have a column in my Auction model as a jsonb column. I want to create a query that searches the Auction's json column to see whether a user's name OR email exists in any Auction instance's json column.
Right now I have #auctions = Auction.where('invitees #> ?', {current_user.name.downcase => current_user.email.downcase}.to_json), but that only brings back exact key => value matches I want to know whether the name OR the email exists.
You're using the #> operator. The description for it is this:
“Does the left JSON value contain the right JSON path/value entries
at the top level?”
You probably want the ? operator if you want to return a row when the key (name in your case) matches.
There's not a good way to search for values only in a JSON column (see this answer for more details), but you could check if the key exists alone or the key and value match exists.
The same ActiveRecord methods and chaining apply as when using non-JSON columns, namely where and where(…).or(where(…)):
class Auction
def self.by_invitee(user)
name = user.name.downcase
json = { name => user.email } # note: you should be downcasing emails anyways
where('invitee ? :name', name: name).or(
where('invitee #> :json', json: json)
)
end
end
This is just a temporary patch until I add an Invite model, but casting the invitee column to text I can search the columns. Like so
SELECT * FROM auctions
WHERE data::text LIKE "%#{string I'm searching for}%"
So, AR:
Auction.where('data::text LIKE ?', "%#{string I'm searching for}%")
Using the following query in db2:
select * from table where num in ('1a2334','1a43432','1a34243','1b34325','1b4545')
Now whenever I get data to report I get the rows like from the users:
1a23344
1a43432
1a34243
1b34325
1b45454
Then I use notepad++ to replace rf with ',' so it becomes
'1a2334','1a43432','1a34243','1b34325','1b4545'
What are my options for creating a report that accepts input easy enough for the average user?
This specific user has an excel sheet with multiple columns, I only use the first column (the mentioned examples above are rows from the first column).
A good solution provided by #Simulant, but I need this to get values from an excel file (preferably by copy paste). I noticed his/her solution uses static values, so I think I need dynamic values.
For the record I got the following error using the script:
Error evaluating Javascript expression. Script engine error:
TypeError: Cannot call method "replace" of null
(/report/data-sets/script-data-set[#id="12"]/method[#name="beforeOpen"]#3)
Script source:
/report/data-sets/script-data-set[#id="12"]/method[#name="beforeOpen"],
line: 0, text:
__bm_beforeOpen(). (Element ID:1) Error.ScriptEvaluationError ( 1 time(s) ) detail : org.eclipse.birt.report.engine.api.EngineException:
There are errors evaluating script "var parameters =
params["multiSelectParameter"].value; var replacesPart = "'" +
parameters.join("', '") + "'"; this.queryText =
this.queryText.replace("replaceMe", replacesPart);":
Create a Report with a Multi-Select Parameter. Create a List Box Parameter and allow multiple values. You can add static values or select dynamic and display the result of another query.
Write your query as following SQL-Statement:
select * from table where num in (replaceMe);
Select your Data-Set and select the script Tab. Enter for the beforeOpen the following script. This replaces the placeholder replaceMe in your SQL-Statement with the concatinated values of your Multi-Select Parameter enclosed with single quotes ' and separated with commas , as you need it:
var parameters = params["multiSelectParameter"].value;
var replacesPart = "'" + parameters.join("', '") + "'";
this.queryText = this.queryText.replace("replaceMe", replacesPart);
I have a customer name with first name, last name, middle name. I want to concatenate these fields. When I concatenate these fields I am getting some of the fields as null cause as it contains at least one null value field. I have tried with this formula.
{FIRST_NAME}&","&{MIDDLE_NAME}&","&{LAST_NAME}
Ex: I have first name, last name but middle name is null then I am getting entire field as null.
Please help me how to resolve this.
You'll probably want to wrap each field with a formula to adjust for nulls:
// {#FIRST_NAME}
If Isnull({table.FIRST_NAME}) Then "" Else {table.FIRST_NAME}
Then create a formula to concatenate them
// {#FULL_NAME}
{#FIRST_NAME} + "," + {#MIDDLE_NAME} + "," + {#LAST_NAME}
I have a report that brings total sales and total probability sale.
The request was that this be shown in one table as "R"{totalamount}" (R"{totprobamount")".
So i added this together in a variable with the variable expression being
"R" + $F{Totalt} +" (R" + $F{Totalp} +")"
but by doing this the Thousands separator does not show anymore?
If you can add a field for each value you wouldn't do this with String concatenation but by using patterns on text field. add for each field in the properties panel a patter such as R #,##0.00.
if it has to be in a single field you'd need to add an expression to actually format the numbers in the desired way such as for example: "R" + new DecimalFormat("#,##.00").format($F{Totalt}) + " (R" + new DecimalFormat("#,##.00").format($F{Totalp}) + ")"
You can use the FORMAT function to have thousand separator.
FORMAT({totalamount} +{totprobamount},2)
This column become String column so you have to add this column separately , you cant use same column for integer value. Where 2 is for up to 2 decimal value.
I have a Crystal Report with a formula on the page header like this:
dim t as string
t = "DD Waiver Waitlist "
if {rpt_xtab_waitlist.CountyName} = "statewide" then
t = t + {rpt_xtab_waitlist.CountyName}
else
t = t + "for " + {rpt_xtab_waitlist.CountyName} + " County"
end if
formula = t
The problem is not all counties have data for the report, but I still want the page header to contain the county name.
Ultimately, other staff puts a front-end on the report with a combo box for the parameter listing all of the counties, so the parameter UI will not come from Crystal. I can't just change the parameter to dynamic.
I thought I could use the county name from the parameter instead of the data, but that's in an array and I can't figure out how to index it.
I tried:
if {rpt_xtab_waitlist.CountyName} = "statewide" then
t = t + {?County}( RecordNumber)
else
t = t + "for " + {?County}( RecordNumber) + " County"
end if
but it doesn't print the county name corresponding to the selected county in the group tree.
How should I index a parameter array in a formula?
Thanks for any help,
-Beth
Sample county names:
Anoka
Hennepin
Yellow Medicine
Output I get now:
report with page header function suppressed when they select Yellow Medicine county as their parameter from the list of counties
Output I want to get:
report with page header function returning "DD Waiver Waitlist for Yellow Medicine County"
when Yellow Medicine county selection criteria applied returns 0 rows.
I don't think there is a useful index, and for our purposes, they can only select one county as a parameter, so I ended up using the (1) index of the parameter array.
If anyone knows of a way to derive a meaningful index, please post.