As of December 1, 2020, Focal Point is retired and repurposed as a reference repository. We value the wealth of knowledge that's been shared here over the years. You'll continue to have access to this treasure trove of knowledge, for search purposes only.
New TIBCO Community Coming Soon
In early summer, TIBCO plans to launch a new community—with a new user experience, enhanced search, and expanded capabilities for member engagement with answers and discussions! In advance of that, the current myibi community will be retired on April 30. We will continue to provide updates here on both the retirement of myibi and the new community launch.
What You Need to Know about Our New Community
We value the wealth of knowledge and engagement shared by community members and hope the new community will continue cultivating networking, knowledge sharing, and discussion.
During the transition period, from April 20th until the new community is launched this summer, myibi users should access the TIBCO WebFOCUS page to engage.
I have a report that requires no variables. You just run it and it delivers all the correct rows to the browser. All the column names match the field names in the MSSQL DB I want to send these rows to.
Here is the sql set up information:
ENGINE SQLMSS SET DEFAULT_CONNECTION wfdata_dev
SET SQLENGINE = SQLMSS
SQL SQLMSS EXEC WFData_dev.dbo.Load_Labor_Records ‘&Job_Title’, &Pay_Grade, ‘&FT_Job_Nbr’, ‘&PT_Job_Nbr’, &Company, &Emp_Status, ‘&Company_Name’, &Business_Unit, ‘&Period_DT’, &Emp_Count;
-RUN
TABLE FILE SQLOUT
PRINT *
WHERE RECORDLIMIT EQ 2000;
END
My report is underneath:
[CODE] JOIN . . WHERE . . BY BY .. ON TABLE HOLD SQLOUT END -RUN [CODE]
When I run it the browser prompts me for all 10 of the column names listed after the stored procedure name as if they were amper variables.
I want it to grab this 1400 or so rows and add them to the database.This message has been edited. Last edited by: <Kathryn Henning>,
prod: WF 7.7.03 platform IIS on Windows 2007, databases: Oracle, , MSSQL