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What parameters to put in "Transactions Print Data Model"

Hi Team,

Hope you all are doing great!

I want to know what all parameter data would be required to put in the "Transactions Print Data Model" to generate the XML data directly. I have tried to pass in the arguments by checking the submitted process but it is not giving any data.

I would really appreciate help/input regarding this matter.

Thanks.

Abhijeet Singh

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MandeepGupta

https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/comment/62971#Comment_62971

Hi Abhijit,

Your understanding is correct. It will not be possible to execute this DM standalone as confirmed in the post by Swapnil that I shared in my first post:

Transactions Print Data Model Parameters — Cloud Customer Connect

Thanks.

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MandeepGupta

https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/24342/what-parameters-to-put-in-transactions-print-data-model

Can you try below approach?

Transactions Print Data Model Parameters — Cloud Customer Connect

What values should be provided to lexical parameters for seeded BIP data model? — Cloud Customer Connect

Thanks.

Bhaskar Konar

https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/24342/what-parameters-to-put-in-transactions-print-data-model

Hi @Abhi_19,

A sample XML file to be used in the RTF " Invoice Print Template" can be obtained by navigating to the Scheduled Processes, running the Print Receivables Transactions job for a specific transaction by using the Default Invoice Template.

After the process ends with Success, the user can click on the Print Receivables Transactions: Invoices sub-process and, on the Output Section, can choose to download XML Data.

Hope this help.

Cheers,

Bhaskar Konar

https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/24342/what-parameters-to-put-in-transactions-print-data-model

Hi @Abhi_19,

Additionally please take a look into the following Oracle Note which might be helpful for you.

https://support.oracle.com/knowledge/Oracle%20Cloud/2057068_1.html

Hope this help.

Cheers,

Abhi_19

Hello @MandeepGupta , @Bhaskar Konar

Thank you for your prompt responses. However, the given solutions do not give me the answer that I am looking for.

Since the users themselves are trying to make some changes to the logic, they do not want to again and again run the the "Print Receivables Transactions" process to get the output after every change. Hence, the reason for directly running the data model with appropriate parameter values to get the data.

Thanks,

Abhijeet Singh

MandeepGupta

https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/comment/62957#Comment_62957

Hi Abhijeet,

Does this mean that when passing the same parameters from ESS job, the output gets generated but not from data model?

Thanks.

Abhi_19

Hi @MandeepGupta

Yes correct.

When submitting the process "Print Receivable Transactions" we usually supply the invoice number, or just run it for the not yet printed invoices.

Could it be that, as the DM has the before report trigger and after report trigger, it can only produce the data when submitted through the ESS scheduled process window?

Thanks,

Abhijeet Singh

MandeepGupta

https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/comment/62971#Comment_62971

Hi Abhijit,

Your understanding is correct. It will not be possible to execute this DM standalone as confirmed in the post by Swapnil that I shared in my first post:

Transactions Print Data Model Parameters — Cloud Customer Connect

Thanks.

Abhi_19

Thanks @MandeepGupta

Then the correct way would be to trigger the process only. Running the data model directly would not return any data.

I will take this information back to the users.

Taraka Ram-Oracle

Hi,

Can I create a print receivable template based on each customer? I need to create a template for every customer, and I'm looking for best practices and recommendations. Thanks.