I'm trying to add a table (VDS) column and description in Dremio WIKI page. In Edit mode of wiki, no issues, it shows Column and Descriptions as (tow column) array. In display mode, it looses the array form and shows appended column and descriptions with a single blank space in-between.
Any help appreciated on how to add a table (VDS) description (column and Descriptions) in Dremio Wiki?
Anand Reddy Demagu who is a contributor to Stack Overflow, gave me the solution. Dremio WIKI supports mark down script.
Below is the wiki mark down script in WIKI Editor
Sample script
Below is the table Dremio shows in WIKI
Dremio Wiki Sample Table
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I'm trying to filter the gcp data catalog, in which I try to filter column descriptions, using the description qualifiers: student name attribute.
Unfortunately, no return.
other qualifiers that I couldn't get back were also:
type=tag_template
system=data_catalog
Can anyone help me?
May I ask what is the column description and what is the exact query you are searching for?
Column descriptions should be searchable.
If you are using the data catalog UI, on the main search page tag templates (and entry groups) are hidden as they show on separate pages.
I want to find out if a specific LOV has been used by any pages in my application. I assume this can be done by querying APEX express views. I found a view containing LOV data - APEX_APPLICATION_LOVS but that does not help me get the list of pages utilizing the LOV. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
The easiest way is via the APEX Builder tool:
As that shows, there are 3 places they can be used:
page items
report columns
interactive reports
(though I would expect interactive grids to be there too, and perhaps facets too).
Another way to to search APEX_DICTIONARY for likely columns e.g.
select * from apex_dictionary
where column_name like '%NAMED_LOV%';
That returns:
APEX_APPLICATION_PAGE_IR_COL
APEX_APPLICATION_PAGE_ITEMS
APEX_APPL_PAGE_FACETS
I don't have the definitive list, but I hope that helps.
I am creating one interactive report in that, i have a column of remarks which is an apex text item..
Now i want to update the text item values in table for remarks column.
- Here is my interactive report query:
select CUST_ID,
CHEQUE_AMOUNT,
(APEX_ITEM.TEXT(REMARKS))
from PDC_STATUS_HISTORY
where STATUS in ('Pending')
AND APPROVER_BY=NVL(SYS_CONTEXT('APEX$SESSION','APP_USER'), USER);
Now i need to update the remarks column into table
You will be able to do that manually, but involves a lot of coding.
Instead of going into that direction, my advices is to (if possible for you) 'upgrade' the Interactive Report into an Interactive Grid. It looks the same and therefore your users will recognise it and feel comfortable, but now you will be able to edit (certain) values as well. That way, most of the coding comes out-of-the-box by APEX.
Interactive Grid:
Add a new page using the wizard
Choose Interactive Grid as the page/region type
Enter following query as the source
select CUST_ID,
CHEQUE_AMOUNT,
REMARKS
from PDC_STATUS_HISTORY
where STATUS in ('Pending')
AND APPROVER_BY = NVL( SYS_CONTEXT('APEX$SESSION','APP_USER'), USER);
Specify CUST_ID as the primary key and read-only
Specify CHEQUE_AMOUNT as read-only
Hope this answer is useful to you! Let me know.
I have a classic report region in my oracle apex application, with query
SELECT SENDER,SUBJECT,SDATE,MAIL_NO
FROM MAIL
I want to hide the column 'MAIL_NO' but also want to access its value in front end, so I can not use hidden column property of classic report. I need one more similiar region in the same page so that I can not use tabular form and it's hidden column save state property of tabular column. How can I achieve this using classic report in oracle apex ?
you can reach the column value using Substitution Strings. for example if you want to use the column value as a link to detail page. for more details about Substitution Strings visit the oracle docs
try putting this in inline css in the main page
#MAIL_NO, /*header*/
td[headers="MAIL_NO"]/*rows*/
{
display:none;
}
Hide the column and put it in another item (also hidden item) and you could use it
more info
https://jackiemcilroy.blogspot.com/2018/03/delete-row-of-report-with-dynamic-action.html
I want to edit rows in interactive report. Before or after filtering. I have made column link in select query using ''edit_link but in Regions > Interactive Report > Column Attributes > [Column Name (edit_link)] > Column Link section i can't send data using item because there is no items on list to pick in page with interactive report. In normal report there are items i can select to read data from and send to (item and value boxes). Is it any solution to edit filtered rows?
There are a couple of ways that come to mind to accomplish this. I will explain an approach that starts off with where your prompt left off.
1. Create a FORM Page
This is to edit a record from your Interactive Report. I assume that the query behind your IR is not a complex, multi table query, which will not work with this approach unless you build this form on a Stored Procedure (instead of Apex's automatic DML functionality).
Build a Form on the Table from the IR
From the Application Builder menu, CREATE a New FORM. Select "Form on a Table or View". Select the TABLE to build this form on and fill in the information required to map it. You will be asked to identify the PRIMARY KEY of the table from your Interactive Report.
Set All Branching Activity to Return to the IR
When Prompted for "After Page Submit And Processing Branch to Page" and "When Cancel Button Pressed Branch to this Page" Choose the page number of your Interactive Report. Any activity on this page, when done (whether through CANCEL or SUBMIT and process), you will want it to go back.
2. Set Column "Edit Link" Properties
Under the Column Link section, set the target to "Page in this Application", and add the page of the form previously created. Items should now show in your popup. Select the Page Item from your Forms page that corresponds to your Table's Primary Key. The value can be derived in some way, or just point to a the column it came from. (i.e., #MY_KEY_ID#).
The key part that was probably missing for you was the existence of the edit form required to modify the record. That is not an automatically created feature when you create an IR report.