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The user is receiving an error when trying to create a table from a select statement on another table due to invalid dates. Exporting the data to insert statements and inserting into an empty table did not resolve the issue. It is recommended to use TOAD to export the data as insert statements to identify any records that cannot be inserted into the empty table to find the source of the invalid dates.
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DMS emailing allows users to directly email batch reports to themselves or others from an Oracle DMS system. It was implemented to provide a secure and efficient way to deliver PDF reports to users, as the previous method was to print reports and deliver them daily. DMS emailing integrates with the reporting system by making email an option in the queue manager and scheduler. It has improved reporting access for users by allowing reports to be received anytime via email rather than just overnight.
QQ And Advance Query
Quick Query is a basic component used to search fields in forms, while Advanced Query is a separate window that allows users to enter more complex criteria and filter results. Both components utilize common packages and stored procedures to dynamically build SQL statements based on the query parameters and validate user input before executing the queries and returning results. The document provides an overview of how Quick Query and Advanced Query work in the DMS system and how they can be implemented to retrieve and filter data programmatically.
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This document discusses how to troubleshoot batch reports in Oracle. It describes what a trouble report is and provides guidance on identifying the source of problems by checking the queue manager, spooler logs, email logs, application server logs, CMN_LOG, Unix logs, and database. It also outlines steps for troubleshooting a specific problem report by determining its status, checking logs for errors, and restarting or resetting the report if needed. Trouble reports can be caused by invalid emails, reports being rescheduled before submission to the spooler, or reports being rescheduled during spooling.
Dms Reporting Criteria
This document discusses the technical design of criteria and queries used for data management systems (DMS) reporting. It describes the components that make up criteria and queries, how they work together, and limits. Criteria are portions of SQL built from user selections to meet business needs, while queries assemble criteria to build data populations for reports. Criteria and queries expire after two weeks unless used or modified, and are integrated into batch reports through query selection during report submission.
Dms Batch Reporting
Batch reporting allows users to run reports through a queue process that may run anytime or nightly. There are two main types of batch reports - Oracle reports and procedure process batches. Batch reports are made up of packages, object libraries, tables, report templates, and other components. Card and mail reports are specific types of batch reports that are used to combine and filter donor information for mailings and cards. Batch reports integrate with the online DMS system by allowing users to build queries to populate report parameters and submit batch reports from the online interface.
Dms Reporting Overview
The document provides an overview of the DMS Reporting architecture, which was developed in 2002 to replace a batch reporting system and integrate reporting capabilities into the online DMS system. It describes the key components of DMS Reporting including the database, application server, reporting engine, batch reporting, reporting criteria, and email integration. The architecture has allowed DMS to deliver a powerful and flexible reporting system to meet current and future requirements.
Dms 2 Direction
The document discusses migrating an existing DMS system to the Java platform using Oracle ADF and JDeveloper. It outlines the goals of leveraging new technology to expand functionality and prepare for future growth. Current limitations include an aging platform and difficulties with integration and resource finding. Benefits cited for the migration include lower costs, easier maintenance, and avoiding vendor lock-in. Options considered are staying on the current system or pursuing a migration plan using in-house or outsourced resources.
Dms Project
Project was the first DMS project and set many standards still used today. It introduced key features like tabs for navigation between focus areas, maintenance buttons to create and modify projects, and security applied by user role and function. The project overview screen provided a high-level description of how individual project parts fit together. Modal screens were used for maintenance to ensure tasks were completed before moving to the next screen, while non-modal screens allowed inquiry without dependencies.
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