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You should post your question to the Cloud Customer Connect. Rgds, Kevin
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What application are you using, Oracle Analytics, Fusion Applications, EBS,…? What is your question? Rgds, Kevin
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You are welcome. Have a great day. Kevin
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You can use the existing translations in the <target> sections when you build your custom files. Copy/Paste from the old file to the new one. So you would only need to translate new values. Rgds, Kevin
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For BIP translations of custom reports/layouts see: https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/otbi/otbi-pub-admin/add-translations-catalog-and-reports.html Rgds, Kevin
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See the prerequisites section of Adding a Bursting Definition to Your Data Model https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/bi12214/bip/BIPDM/GUID-A926D588-426F-47C7-8A9A-B0A7959C5814.htm#GUID-A926D588-426F-47C7-8A9A-B0A7959C5814 Rgds, Kevin
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Please log an SR include the payload and response. Rgds, Kevin
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Set the date format of the date parameter to a valid JAVA format that includes time. Ex: MM-dd-yyyy hh:mm:ss You can also read about Date Paramters here: https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/bi12214/bip/BIPDM/GUID-0D9ECE19-8672-43FD-B4E2-68074296C54F.htm#GUID-1FA3A641-1CE3-4B91-B788-F46E5E5B7777 Rgds, Kevin
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That is correct, Fusion Applications does not have RestAPIs for Publisher. Fusion Applications has SOAP UIs, See: Available Public Webservices in Fusion Applications(Doc ID 2086077.1). Rgds, Kevin
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Analytics Publisher Rest APIs are not available in Fusion Applications. See: Fusion Applications: How To Access Reports Using REST API? (Doc ID 2327020.1) Rgds, Kevin
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Test the LOV SQL as a dataset. What does it return? Rgds, Kevin
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Multiselect parameters pass a comma separated list of values wrapped in parenthesis and square brackets. Ex: ([value1, value2, value3]). Rgds, Kevin
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This is not Publisher. What application are you using? Rgds, Kevin
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Easiest method is to select customize for the data model and then edit the SQL data set. Rgds, Kevin
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Hi Fabio, That's great! Rgds, Kevin
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Hi Fabio, I used if@inlines for each condition. The elements all lined up on a single row. Ex: <?if:number(B1_SDG_1)=1?> was changed to <?if@inlines:number(B1_SDG_1)=1?> Rgds, Kevin
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To refresh data in the header (and also to reset page numbers), use for-each@section. See Creating Batch Reports https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/bi12214/bip/BIPRD/GUID-A229808F-D2F6-458E-8E52-9E7FA156FF0E.htm#GUID-A229808F-D2F6-458E-8E52-9E7FA156FF0E Rgds, Kevin
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Put the repeating section into the Header, and loop using for-each@section. The header will refresh with each new iteration of the loop. See Creating Batch Reports https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/bi12214/bip/BIPRD/GUID-A229808F-D2F6-458E-8E52-9E7FA156FF0E.htm#GUID-A229808F-D2F6-458E-8E52-9E7FA156FF0E Rgds, Kevin
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Yes, if you upload the sample file to the BIP Plugin in Word. You should be able to select the data element using the Field dialog. Rgds, Kevin
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What type of template are you modifying: RTF, XPT, Excel..? Open the sample data file in the data model, is there data in the field you ant to add? Rgds, Kevin