"Invalid number" error help search interactive report on collection

Hello - I have several collections-based interactive reports. In directian IR query definition.
I threw the values in the collection according to the needs (number, date, etc.). Everything has been working very well.
In development and production, I can use the interactive reports search feature
and he finds the lines containing the text I type in (as well as everything else works fine...)

Only, I imported a new version of an application in our production database. Now, when I use the
search for interactive report, I always get "invalid number." This occurs even on interactive reports
It still work in the previous version of the application of production... and these IRS
have not changed at all.

If I create a filter and search for "elevation" in a string column, the filter works. If I create a filter
you are looking for a "rise" in a column for the number, I get "invalid number." (In development
environment, I can do the latter - it does not just lines.)

Clearly it stifles the column types in the IR... but why now and not before and why
in the production database but not the DB development? The two are running 4.0.1.00.03.

It is a sizable loss of features... and it comes at a really bad time... Help?

Thank you
Carol

Hello

What a lot of tests!

Preferences, particularly sorting preferences, can cause problems because they are actually stored on the database and used next time the page is loaded. So, in the meantime, something has changed on the report sorting preferences may no longer work.

There is a function of Apex that you can use to clear the user's preferences:

BEGIN
 WWV_FLOW_PREFERENCES.REMOVE_PREFERENCES('username');
END;

and you can remove any sorting preferences using the:

BEGIN
 APEX_UTIL.REMOVE_SORT_PREFERENCES ();
END;

other admin functions and which are described in: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b32258/api.htm#CHDHDFHB

You could provide a button on a homepage (or whatever page the user can always happen to) that triggers the second bit of code - it can not solve the problem, but it would eliminate a possibility.

Most of the time removing their sorting preferences should not cause issues - most, if not all, remember what was the sort order, they used last.

There must be a table somewhere that stores these preferences - but I was not able to find it (but, I'm sure someone can tell us right away what it is!) - which would make it easier to empty.

However, as I understand it, the preferences are stored using one ID region. If the problem persists, I could only suggest that you create a second region, exactly as the first and then delete the first region.

As to the question of the user/developer session. I've seen this before. I think (and highlight 'think'!) that if you are connected as a developer that also uses the same connection to the application, then your session as part of the application does not stop really until your disconnection from the development environment. I see a disconnect in the application and then go directly to a page within the app (perhaps using the browser history or by changing the URL) will take back you in the session as if nothing had happened. It was a gene! I got around this by having two browsers (for example, FireFox and IE or Chrome) - the update was done in FireFox and I logged directly in the application in the Explorer on the other. You will also find some development easier - there is an option on the pages of the attribute at the top right that says: "return to this page. If you check this option before clicking on apply changes, you return to this page. Refresh the other browser gets your new changes. Then, if there are problems, you are already on the page that needs updating - even easier if you click on one of the selectors of the area as the setting of the problem is brought to the screen.

Andy

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