-- Update run status to delete in request table
UPDATE PSPRCSRQST R
SET R.RUNSTATUS=2
WHERE EXISTS
(SELECT 'x'
FROM sysadm.PSPRCSQUE B ,
sysadm.PS_QUERY_RUN_CNTRL A
WHERE a.oprid = 'SUPERUSER'
AND a.run_cntl_id = B.runcntlid
AND a.oprid = b.oprid
AND B.PRCSNAME = 'PSQUERY'
AND B.RECURNAME <> ' '
AND B.PRCSINSTANCE =
(SELECT MAX(B1.PRCSINSTANCE)
FROM PSPRCSQUE B1
WHERE B.PRCSNAME = B1.PRCSNAME
AND B.OPRID = B1.OPRID
AND B.RUNCNTLID = B1.RUNCNTLID
AND B1.RECURNAME = B.RECURNAME
)
AND R.PRCSINSTANCE=B.PRCSINSTANCE
)
AND R.RUNSTATUS=5
AND R.RUNCNTLID='TEST8' ;
-- Update run status to delete in queue table
UPDATE PSPRCSQUE R
SET R.RUNSTATUS=2
WHERE EXISTS
(SELECT 'x'
FROM sysadm.PSPRCSQUE B ,
sysadm.PS_QUERY_RUN_CNTRL A
WHERE a.oprid = 'SUPERUSER'
AND a.run_cntl_id = B.runcntlid
AND a.oprid = b.oprid
AND B.PRCSNAME = 'PSQUERY'
AND B.RECURNAME <> ' '
AND B.PRCSINSTANCE =
(SELECT MAX(B1.PRCSINSTANCE)
FROM PSPRCSQUE B1
WHERE B.PRCSNAME = B1.PRCSNAME
AND B.OPRID = B1.OPRID
AND B.RUNCNTLID = B1.RUNCNTLID
AND B1.RECURNAME = B.RECURNAME
)
AND R.PRCSINSTANCE=B.PRCSINSTANCE
)
AND R.RUNSTATUS=5
AND R.RUNCNTLID='TEST8';
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Jan 12, 2017
PeopleSoft : SQL to remove carriage return
UPDATE PS_PERSON_ADDRESS SET ADDRESS1=REPLACE(ADDRESS1,chr(13),'') WHERE EMPLID ='999999';
PeopleSoft : SQL to find special character in Names
SELECT *
FROM SYSADM.PS_NAMES A
WHERE (A.NAME != CONVERT(A.NAME,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.LAST_NAME != CONVERT(A.LAST_NAME,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.LAST_NAME_SRCH != CONVERT(A.LAST_NAME_SRCH,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.FIRST_NAME_SRCH != CONVERT(A.FIRST_NAME_SRCH,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.FIRST_NAME != CONVERT(A.FIRST_NAME,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.MIDDLE_NAME != CONVERT(A.MIDDLE_NAME,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.NAME_DISPLAY != CONVERT(A.NAME_DISPLAY,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.NAME_FORMAL != CONVERT(A.NAME_FORMAL,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.SECOND_LAST_NAME != CONVERT(A.SECOND_LAST_NAME,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.PREF_FIRST_NAME != CONVERT(A.PREF_FIRST_NAME,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.NAME_AC != CONVERT(A.NAME_AC ,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.SECOND_LAST_SRCH != CONVERT(A.SECOND_LAST_SRCH,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.NAME_DISPLAY_SRCH != CONVERT(A.NAME_DISPLAY_SRCH,'JA16SJIS'))
AND EFFDT=(SELECT MAX(B.EFFDT) FROM SYSADM.PS_NAMES B WHERE B.EMPLID=A.EMPLID AND B.NAME_TYPE=A.NAME_TYPE);
FROM SYSADM.PS_NAMES A
WHERE (A.NAME != CONVERT(A.NAME,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.LAST_NAME != CONVERT(A.LAST_NAME,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.LAST_NAME_SRCH != CONVERT(A.LAST_NAME_SRCH,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.FIRST_NAME_SRCH != CONVERT(A.FIRST_NAME_SRCH,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.FIRST_NAME != CONVERT(A.FIRST_NAME,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.MIDDLE_NAME != CONVERT(A.MIDDLE_NAME,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.NAME_DISPLAY != CONVERT(A.NAME_DISPLAY,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.NAME_FORMAL != CONVERT(A.NAME_FORMAL,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.SECOND_LAST_NAME != CONVERT(A.SECOND_LAST_NAME,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.PREF_FIRST_NAME != CONVERT(A.PREF_FIRST_NAME,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.NAME_AC != CONVERT(A.NAME_AC ,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.SECOND_LAST_SRCH != CONVERT(A.SECOND_LAST_SRCH,'JA16SJIS')
OR A.NAME_DISPLAY_SRCH != CONVERT(A.NAME_DISPLAY_SRCH,'JA16SJIS'))
AND EFFDT=(SELECT MAX(B.EFFDT) FROM SYSADM.PS_NAMES B WHERE B.EMPLID=A.EMPLID AND B.NAME_TYPE=A.NAME_TYPE);
Apr 15, 2016
PeopleSoft : Handling Special Character Issue in BI(XMLP) Publisher Reports
Some time BI Publisher report got error due to special character in xml file.To handle this we have to modify xml file.
We have to use <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?> instead of <?xml version="1.0"?> it will allow report to run if data has some special characters.
If you are using rowset based xml generation use substitute function to replace the tag before writeline.
/* Create Sample XML File */
&strXMLFile = &ObjRowsetXSD.getXMLData(&rs1, &StrXMLfilepath | &StrXMLfileNm | ".XSD");
&strXMLFile = Substitute(&strXMLFile, "<?xml version=""1.0""?>", "<?xml version=""1.0"" encoding=""iso-8859-1""?>");
&SampleXMLFile.WriteLine(&strXMLFile);
If you are generating XML directly in code then use
&XMLdoc = CreateXmlDoc("<?xml version='1.0' encoding=""iso-8859-1""?><ROOT/>");
We have to use <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?> instead of <?xml version="1.0"?> it will allow report to run if data has some special characters.
If you are using rowset based xml generation use substitute function to replace the tag before writeline.
/* Create Sample XML File */
&strXMLFile = &ObjRowsetXSD.getXMLData(&rs1, &StrXMLfilepath | &StrXMLfileNm | ".XSD");
&strXMLFile = Substitute(&strXMLFile, "<?xml version=""1.0""?>", "<?xml version=""1.0"" encoding=""iso-8859-1""?>");
&SampleXMLFile.WriteLine(&strXMLFile);
If you are generating XML directly in code then use
&XMLdoc = CreateXmlDoc("<?xml version='1.0' encoding=""iso-8859-1""?><ROOT/>");
PeopleSoft : Excel to CI Issue : User-defined type not defined
This issues comes mostly when using higher versions of windows operating system(Windows 8 and above) or using higher versions of Office (Above office 2007)
Follow the below steps to resolve the issue:
Solution 1:Need to enable macros
Step1: In excel to CI template
Press Alt+F11
Step2: Go to Tools->
References
Step3: Select “Microsoft AcitveX
Data Objects 6.1 Library” and “Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library” and
press OK button and Save the references.
Solution 2: Need to modify VB Script
Step1: In excel to CI template Press Alt+F11
Step2: In Menu bar go to Debug->Compile Excel to CI template, it will open the code with error
Step3: Replace "DOMDocument" with "DOMDocument60"
Replace "Set xHTTP = New XMLHTTP" with "Set xHTTP = CreateObject("MSXML2.SERVERXMLHTTP.6.0")"
Step4: Save the Document and compile again
Note:Some times Solution1 is not enough to resolve the issue Try both the solutions.
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