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We have a lot of report requiring a date range for users to enter, but we also need a way for users to quick select a time period (last week, last month, last quarter, year to date, etc...) and that auto populates the correct dates for report to run.
We currently have this code in a SQL stored procedure, but trying to figure out a way to get this into a fex file. I havent had any luck searching forums so far. Anyone done this before?This message has been edited. Last edited by: <Kathryn Henning>,
Why not create metadata (synonym) (.acx + .mas) for the stored procedure?
Documentation: Adapter Administration for UNIX, Windows, OpenVMS, IBM i, and z/OS, Version 7 Release 7.03 > Using the Adapter for Oracle > Reporting Against an Oracle Stored Procedure
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Im not sure the fex is going to work. Or Im just not figuring out a good way for the fex to work. What we need is a Time Period drop down parameter in the htm file that auto populates the begin and end date parameters in the htm file.
We have someone at our company developing this in html so Im going to see if that ends up working.
in the procedure:
-SET &DefaultBD = ...
-SET &DefaultED = ...
-HTMLFORM myhtm.htm
then in the myhtm.htm for the drop down 'selected value' box put in BD and ED respectively:
BD dropdown Selected Value
!IBI.AMP.DefaultBD;
ED dropdown Selected Value
!IBI.AMP.DefaultED;
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