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• Design of Oracle financial reports in XML format

  Hello Oracle Professional.
  
  I got the idea to design reports in PDF under 10 g generator of reports.
  
  Today my boss ask me to design reports in XML format for Oracle Financials (vendor declaration, retail value).
  
  I don't know how to do this in XML, even I don't know how to download XML reports in Oracle EBS.
  
  Please guide me how to design reports as XML for E-Bussiness Suite and download them.
  
  A document to do these tasks + an idea will be enough for me.
  
  
  Thank you
  Everyone

  There is also an excellent tutorial that explains what to do to start using the XML editor

  http://www.Oracle.com/WebFolder/technetwork/tutorials/OBE/FMW/bi/xmlp_ebiz/index.html

  Documentation for EBS can be found on http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/documentation/applications-167706.html

  Detailed descriptions of all objects of the EBS and the ERD diagrams are at http://etrm.oracle.com

  HTH
  Srini

• How to publish the report in the desktop xml editor version?

  Hello
  I am new to Oracle BI Publisher Desktop version. I have the xml file which the extract is given below.
  
  < fsg:RptLine RptCnt = 'p1001"RowCnt ="r100001"LinCnt ="l100205">
  < fsg:RptCell ColCnt = "c1000" > 132106 ALLBANK no frills SB ACS 0101 < / fsg:RptCell >
  < fsg:RptCell = 'c1001' ColCnt - > 2,690,119,531.67 < / fsg:RptCell >
  < fsg:RptCell = 'c1002' ColCnt - > 20,851,258.26 < / fsg:RptCell >
  < fsg:RptCell = 'c1003' ColCnt - > 2,710,970,789.93 < / fsg:RptCell >
  < / fsg:RptLine >
  < fsg:RptLine RptCnt = 'p1001"RowCnt ="r100001"LinCnt ="l100206">
  < fsg:RptCell ColCnt "c1000" > 132106 ALLBANK no frills SB ACS 0102 = < / fsg:RptCell >
  < fsg:RptCell = 'c1001' ColCnt - > 4,927,721.27 < / fsg:RptCell >
  < fsg:RptCell ColCnt = 'c1002"> 67,338.00 < / fsg:RptCell >
  < fsg:RptCell = 'c1003' ColCnt - > 4,860,383.27 < / fsg:RptCell >
  < / fsg:RptLine >
  
  I have to publish a simple report in the following format (fields separated by pipe):
  132106 ALLBANK SB UNADORNED ACS 0101 | -2,690,119,531.67 | -20,851,258.26 | -2,710,970,789.93
  132106 ALLBANK SB UNADORNED ACS 0102 | -4,927,721.27 | 67,338.00 | -4,860,383.27
  
  While preparing the rtf file, I'm not able to understand how to insert the value inside say < fsg:RptCell ColCnt 'c1002' = >
  tag. Can someone help me with this?
  
  Thank you

  Hello

  It is well documented:
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E12844_01/doc/BIP.1013/e12187/T421739T481157.htm#4535427

  For your case, all you have to do is:

  (1) add the namespace to your XML data:
  
  
  
  ALLBANK 132106 SB UNADORNED ACS 0101
  ....
  -4,860,383.27
  
  

  (2) add in the RTF model according to the above link:
  

  (3) to loop through your lines:
  Work around this problem:
  | ... etc

  concerning

  Jorge

  Published by: Jorge Anicama, March 8, 2011 13:22

  Published by: Jorge Anicama, March 8, 2011 13:37

• Vs Oracle BI Publisher reports

  Hi friends,
  
  EBS 11i / R12
  I have a little knowledge of Oracle Dev6i-reports. I also want to learn BI Publisher.
  Can you me say are unnecessary, these two products or they compliment.
  What I mean is do all reports Oracle can be done in bi-Editor? and vice versa (all bi-published reports can be made on the Oracle reports).
  What pays is suitable for bi-prublisher and which is able to make on the reports of the Oracle
  or when should I use Oracle reports and when should I use bi-editeur.
  
  
  Thank you very much

  Reports Oracle's enterprise-a Oracle tool for use by information and corporate departments systems to produce reports of the room of conference-quality on any type of data.

  What is Oracle reports?
  http://www.Oracle.com/technology/products/bi/Quicktour/HTML/reports.htm

  Editor of BI (Business Intelligence Publisher, formerly XML editor) is a standalone Oracle product and a module of an integrated application of E-Business Suite. It is a publication based on a model that offers a new approach to design of report and publishing by integrating processor familiar desktop tools.

  Working with Oracle BI Publisher reports
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E12096_01/books/AnyUser/bireports.html

  Oracle BI Publisher
  http://dylanwan.WordPress.com/bi-and-OLAP-glossary/Oracle-XML-Publisher-or-bi-Publisher/

• How can I save an AWR/statspack report in xml format?

  How can I save an AWR/statspack report in xml format? or is there a way... coz when you create the report, it offers the possibility for normal (the base sql or txt file) or html... of 10.2.0.3

  Hello

  H4. No format html and txt. will not be properly charged to the top, you will need to extract using the suite to generate .dmp

  This is how to extract the AWR data and

  sqlplus "/as sysdba"
  SQL> @$ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/awrextr.sql
  

  and that's how to load upwards

  sqlplus "/as sysdba"
  SQL>@$ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/awrload.sql
  

  Concerning

• Conversion of a pair name / value in XML format

  Hello
  
  I configured the proxy service to listen to the '&' HTTP post delimited string by some. I was able to score the 'and' delimited string by some and get the pair name / value as below:
  
  ============================================================
  < CUSTOMER >
  < param name = 'amp; Value STATE_NAME"="abc_test"/ >
  < param name = 'amp; Value of Email_Address' = "[email protected]" / >
  < / CUSTOMER >
  =====================================================
  
  Now, I want to convert this pair name / value in XML format in accordance with the xml schema. Please suggest the way how can be achieved?

  It is difficult to find a bug in the code you have posted. Next time try to use \[code\] tag to wrap your code inside a post.

  Let me take a wild guess. If your code looks like this

  
  {$payload//param[@name = Model1]/@value}
  {$payload//param[@name = Options1]/@value}
  {$payload//param[@name = Quantity1]/@value}
  {$payload//param[@name = Model2]/@value}
  
  

  then you probably failed citations for the name attribute. Try something like this:

  
  {xs:string($payload/query-params/param[@name = 'Model1']/@value)}
  {xs:string($payload/query-params/param[@name = 'Options1']/@value)}
  {xs:string($payload/query-params/param[@name = 'Quantity1']/@value)}
  {xs:string($payload/query-params/param[@name = 'Model2']/@value)}
  
  

• Create a table of contents or an Index page in relation to Oracle BI Publisher

  Hi all

  I'm creating table of contents page in my report using MS Word. Please find the attached rtf template. I already followed the link creating a model RTF , but the table of contents is not generated when it is exported in format PDF.

  PSB XML data

  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >

  <! - generated by Oracle BI Publisher 11.1.1.5.0 - >

  < DATA_DS >

  < G_1 >

  < PRODUCT_NAME > 1234 < / PRODUCT_NAME >

  < 1234 > PROD_CODE < / PROD_CODE >

  < CL_CUS_SEQ > 294122 < / CL_CUS_SEQ >

  < / G_1 >

  < G_1 >

  < PRODUCT_NAME > 80 / 120 cooked and Peeled Shrimp < / PRODUCT_NAME >

  < PROD_CODE > 46138 < / PROD_CODE >

  < PROD_TEMPERATURE > frozen < / PROD_TEMPERATURE >

  < CL_CUS_SEQ > 310702 < / CL_CUS_SEQ >

  < / G_1 >

  < G_1 >

  < PRODUCT_NAME > ABV Gate Gourmet < / PRODUCT_NAME >

  ABV < PROD_CODE > < / PROD_CODE >

  < CL_CUS_SEQ > 310665 < / CL_CUS_SEQ >

  < / G_1 >

  < G_1 >

  Flour to OATMEAL APRICOT COOKIES < PRODUCT_NAME > < / PRODUCT_NAME >

  < PROD_CODE > 11040895 < / PROD_CODE >

  < PROD_TEMPERATURE > - < / PROD_TEMPERATURE >

  < CL_CUS_SEQ > 305678 < / CL_CUS_SEQ >

  < / G_1 >

  < G_1 >

  PRODUCT ASP < PRODUCT_NAME > < / PRODUCT_NAME >

  < PROD_CODE > ASP_PRODUCT_2 < / PROD_CODE >

  < PROD_TEMPERATURE > ambient < / PROD_TEMPERATURE >

  < CL_CUS_SEQ > 360128 < / CL_CUS_SEQ >

  < / G_1 >

  < / DATA_DS >

  I am using MS word 2010 to create the model (*.rtf file).

  The report displays the details of all the products used by the customer. Report 1 product per page. All products have the same model.

  What I want is to create an Index page, which displays the product name and the page number of the report in which it is generated.

  For example. Client Papa Johns uses 10 products. The generated report will contain details below: 1st Page-> Front Page containing details of the customer base.

  2nd Page-> Index page that contains product names and page numbers

  3rd page: 1 product details

  4th page: Details of the product 2.

  .

  .

  and so on.

  INDEX

  Product name Page No.

  Anchovies 4
  Apple at the top of 5
  Bacon 6
  7 barbecue sauce
  Barbecue Sauce2 8
  9 the chicken filling
  Dough 10

  Please note that the product number will be variable (it can increase or decrease), so there may be a case when the index page takes more than 1 or 2 pages just to print the names of products and their respective numbers.

  Thanks for the help in advance.

  All,

  Managed to find the error. I used the option field to insert available in word. Copy the tag instead of the field option and then build the table of contents.

• Design report Oracle in the .rtf file...

  Is MS Word 2010 supports design .rtf fie (for Oracle Apps reports)? If yes how to design it is, creating a field?
  
  I developed a relationship with tool of reporting of Oracle 10 g. I record in Oracle Apps (R12), output PDF Format.
  It runs properly but in PDF file, the data is translated in some symbols. How to get the appropriate data in the PDF file.

  Hello

  First you must install BI Publisher in your machine so that u get a new add-in in MS Word for the generation of reports using RTFs created by MS Word.

  Once you install the BI Publisher in your machine, its pretty simple.

  Follow these steps:

  1. create data models only for your reports and triggers except the layout of the document.
  2. save the conc prog in Oracle Apps and give the type of output in xml format
  3 Add a new XML Publisher administrator responsibility to your responsibilities and the definition of the data model Create and in the definition of data code place your abbreviated name of conc prog and give the type of output in PDF or require the output type u.
  4. open MS Word and design your page layout using tables of the insert.
  5. save the word in .rtf format document.
  6 Download this document in the section of the template in RTF format in the RESP to the administrator of the XML Publisher
  7 query conc.

  P.S. learn more on this blogs and oracle documentation and be careful with xml tags.

  Oracle RDF (A) - gives xml - Conc Prog (B) tags - xml gives the tags RDF for XML - model Publisher (C)---> gives the output :)

  If A = B
  B = C
  which implies that A = C

  Happy learning! :)

  Thank you
  AFA

• Migration problem reports: file not published online

  Hello everyone!
  
  I'm doing a migration of forms and reports on the Apex, but I can not download these reports 3: I got the error "XML report not published online", as you can see here.
  
  Anyone know why this problem appears, and why only 3 reports have this problem?
  I checked all the reports, but I couldn't find any big difference between these 3 and other...
  
  
  I also have another problem with reports settings: in the XML file, I "& param ' but Apex seems not to accept it. I modified the changing XML file "& param"to": param", but it still does not work.
  How should I write the settings in the XML file?
  
  
  Thanks in advance,
  Stone

  Hi Pierre,.

  Thanks again for the redirection on your sample XML report files.

  First, the file upload issue you reported related to the XML file containing a multibyte, but the file was not coded UTF - 8. When I saved the file with UTF-8 encoding value, I then could successfully download the file to my project of Conversion of forms. I noticed that your XML file contains several elements of with the SQL statements for your report. Even if such a file can be downloaded on your forms Conversion project, project pages associated with the reports only expect a element in the file and therefore will not work correctly. As a solution, I suggest that you take a backup of your XML file, and then edit the file to remove additional items . It will only contain a single element of with the SQL statement to be used in the conversion process.

  For reports with parameters, my suggested workaround solution would be to remove the parameter of the SQL statement references, download the report and then try to convert it. If successful, an interactive report Oracle APEX is generated, based on the SQL statement from the report of the Oracle. Once the interactive report has been generated successfully, update the Oracle APEX page to include a new point (e.g. list selection) takes over the possible user parameter values. Change the source of interactive report for the new reference point. The interactive report then only display information based on the setting selected by the user. I hope this work around will allow you to continue your conversion process. Please let me know how you get on and also if you have any other problems with the conversion process.

  Kind regards
  Hilary

• Sous-modèle RTF not found in Oracle BI Publisher 11.1.1.9.160119

  Hi people,

  We recently applied Patch 22393988 : BI BEAM PATCH 11.1 . 1.9.160119 for Windows and discovered an error that occur in our RTF reports that reference submodels. They were previously working no problem.
  

  
  

  In the RTF, we include a submodel with the following:

  <? import: xdoxsl: / / / Shared Folders/CCB/Reports/Templates/CommonLegal.xsb? >

  
  

  In the log files, we see the following error messages:

  
  

  [2016-02-10T09:37:24.796-06:00] [bi_server1] [ERROR] [] [oracle.xdo] [host: DC1CCBTST043] [nwaddr: 10.30.134.104] [tid: 661] [userId: <anonymous>] [ecid: 5ab2715ebdaded57:-703b75f9:1529899c832:-8000-000000000000fc10,1:17975] [APP: bipublisher#11.1.1] Subtemplate not found: /Shared Folders/CCB/Reports/Templates/CommonLegal.xsb
  [2016-02-10T09:37:24.796-06:00] [bi_server1] [ERROR] [] [oracle.xdo] [host: DC1CCBTST043] [nwaddr: 10.30.134.104] [tid: 661] [userId: <anonymous>] [ecid: 5ab2715ebdaded57:-703b75f9:1529899c832:-8000-000000000000fc10,1:17975] [APP: bipublisher#11.1.1] XSL error:[[
  <Line 3, Column 87>: XML-22002: (Fatal Error) Error while processing include XSL file (xdoxsl:///Shared Folders/CCB/Reports/Templates/CommonLegal.xsb).
  @Line 3 ==> <xsl:import href="xdoxsl:///Shared Folders/CCB/Reports/Templates/CommonLegal.xsb"/>
  ]]
  
  
  

  
  

  A log file that contains more detailed trace information is attached.

  I tried a few variations the <? Import? > online:

  
  

  <? import:xdoxsl:///CCB/reports/templates/CommonLegal.XSB? >

  <? import:xdoxsl:CCB/reports/templates/CommonLegal.XSB? >

  <? import: xdoxsl: / / / shared folders/BCC/reports/Templates/CommonLegal? >

  
  

  We confirmed submodel existed where planned and deleted and recreated the submodel.

  

  Any other ideas on what to try?
  

  We were able to locate the problem, then I wanted to share here. There are a few run Configuration changes made on the BI Publisher server and one of them was to affect the treatment of FO-> property activate multithreading. Change that back false solved the problem with the submodels.

  

  This is the only reference I could find on the web:neural: Oracle BI 11g - XML-22002 Publisher: (Fatal Error)

• XML Format statement with grouping

  Allow me to preface this with the notice I'm not familiar with the XML code outside of its hierarchical structure and not'm not familiar with what you can do with him using formatting.
  
  For example, let's say you have the following table:
  
  Object_type | Object_name | Descriptor of |
  ------------------------------------------------------------
  Fruit | Apple | Crisp |
  Fruit | Orange | Sour |
  Cookware | Pencil | Wood |
  
  Now, let's say you want to query this table to return a XML format, which will be used in a web site to view information, and you want to group the view by Object_Type, so you want an XML format, like this:
  
  < group >
  Result of < object Type > < / object Type >
  < object >
  < object name > Apple < / object name >
  crunchy <>descriptor < / template >
  < / object >
  < object >
  Orange < object name > < / object name >
  Sure < descriptor > < / template >
  < / object >
  < / group of objects >
  
  < group >
  Utensil of < object Type > < / object Type >
  < object >
  < object name > pencil < / object name >
  <>descriptor wood < / template >
  < / object >
  < / group of objects >
  
  However, from what I can tell, using the XMLELEMENT function, it seems the closest, I can get is:
  
  SELECT XMLELEMENT ("group object",
  XMLELEMENT ("Object Type", object_type)
  XMLELEMENT ("subject",
  XMLELEMENT ("object name", object_name)
  XMLELEMENT ("Descriptor", descriptor)
  )
  )
  Of object_tbl;
  
  
  < group >
  Result of < object Type > < / object Type >
  < object >
  < object name > Apple < / object name >
  crunchy <>descriptor < / template >
  < / object >
  < / group of objects >
  
  < group >
  Result of < object Type > < / object Type >
  < object >
  Orange < object name > < / object name >
  Sure < descriptor > < / template >
  < / object >
  < / group of objects >
  
  < group >
  Utensil of < object Type > < / object Type >
  < object >
  < object name > pencil < / object name >
  <>descriptor wood < / template >
  < / object >
  < / group of objects >
  
  Is it possible to group them in a way so that Apple and Orange are in the same < Object Group >? Or does that not make sense and this grouping can be done on the website itself by formatting the XML?
  
  Published by: Nick Clinite on May 14, 2013 09:59

  Hello

  This sounds like a job for the XMLAGG function.
  Browse this section of the manual of SQL language and look at all the functions that start with XML. There is no need to memorize all the, but begin to learn what tools are available.

  Whenever you have a question, please post a small example of data (CREATE TABLE and only relevant columns, INSERT statements) for all of the tables involved and also publish outcomes from these data.
  Explain, using specific examples, how you get these results from these data.
  Always tell what version of Oracle you are using. Do not use just a vague and easily missed, label like "11g"; out to the right and give your exact version, for example, 11.2.0.2.0, in the body of the message.
  See the FAQ forum {message identifier: = 9360002}

• Oracle BI Publisher Web Service

  All the:
  
  I am writing an integration of Oracle BI Publisher PublicReportService web service (that is, http:// < server name >: 9704/xmlpserver/services/PublicReportService); in the code that I wrote, I'm deleting report history planned using the deleteScheduledReportHistory operation provided by the service. The call to the service is successful, and the service responds with a value of "true", indicating that the report history has been deleted. The HTTP request and response to a call from the sample is copied below for reference (obained using WireShark). However, once the call is finished, when I navigate to the page of history annex Oracle BI Publisher (i.e. http:// < server name >: 9704, xmlpserver, servlet, myhistory), I find that the story for the job is still listed.
  
  Am I misunderstood what the deleteScheduledReportHistory operation is supposed to do? Everyone knows about similar problems with this service operation?
  
  [Additive]
  The version of Oracle BI Publisher that I use is 10.1.3.4.1
  
  Thanks in advance,
  Dwayne
  
  
  
  WireShark Packet Capture of service request/response:
  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  POST/xmlpserver/services / PublicReportService HTTP/1.1
  Content-Type: text/xml; charset = utf-8
  SOAPAction: "".
  Host: [hostname]: 9704
  Content-Length: 418
  Expect: 100-continue
  
  < xmlns:s s: Envelope = 'http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/' > < Body xmlns: xsi = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" container = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" > < deleteScheduledReportHistory xmlns = "http://xmlns.oracle.com/oxp/service/PublicReportService" > < scheduledJobID > 449 < / scheduledJobID > < userID > [username] < / userID > < password > [password] < / password > < / deleteScheduledReportHistory > < / s : Body > < / s: Envelope >
  
  
  HTTP/1.1 200 OK
  Date: Tuesday, July 28, 2009 14:39:11 GMT
  Server: Oracle Containers for J2EE
  Connection: Keep-Alive
  Keep-Alive: timeout = 15, max = 100
  Content-Type: text/xml; charset = utf-8
  Transfer-Encoding: segmented
  
  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "utf-8"? > < soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv = "http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" container = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns: xsi = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" > < soapenv:Body > < deleteScheduledReportHistoryResponse xmlns = "http://xmlns.oracle.com/oxp/service/PublicReportService" > < deleteScheduledReportHistoryReturn > true < / deleteScheduledReportHistoryReturn > < / deleteScheduledReportHistoryResponse > < / soapenv:Body > < / soapenv:Envelope >
  
  Published by: user459786 on July 28, 2009 07:59

  This is a bug already reported to Oracle.

  You can also connect this against Oracle, so we could get more quick fix ;)

• Export in XML format

  Version: 4.2.5.00.08

  Hello

  A colleague came to me because he has a classic report that displays the data in XML format created by a function of the atmosphere. Need download data in XML format to use in another application.

  The download link in the report attributes is set to YES, and when the report is downloaded the XML tags are removed.

  I know that the report template in the page layout and Pagination in report attributes can be set to "export: xml", but it removes the XML tags he has on data and replaces it with the APEX XML tags.

  I tried to change the display as attributes, but the XML tags are always removed once downloaded.

  So, can anyone help with how to get the report now download XML tags?

  Can what information I provide?

  Thank you

  Joe

  Joe R wrote:

  A colleague came to me because he has a classic report that displays the data in XML format created by a function of the atmosphere. Need download data in XML format to use in another application.

  The download link in the report attributes is set to YES, and when the report is downloaded the XML tags are removed.

  The problem, it could be that the HTML of band property is set for the report...

  I know that the report template in the page layout and Pagination in report attributes can be set to "export: xml", but it removes the XML tags he has on data and replaces it with the APEX XML tags.

  I tried to change the display as attributes, but the XML tags are always removed once downloaded.

  So, can anyone help with how to get the report now download XML tags?

  Can what information I provide?

  If this is not something trivial as have broadband active HTML while we'd probably need everything: source report, all report and settings of the region, function source in pipeline, DDL for dependent objects, sample output etc.

  Is a report showing raw XML data on screen one any real use? Another option would be to drop the report completely and expose the result of the function in pipeline for download through an application process on.

• Integrate Oracle BI Publisher with Oracle Form [authentication]

  Report & Oracle FMW 11g R2 (11.1.2) form

  Oracle BI Publisher 11.1.1.6

  Oracle Database 11 g Release 11.2.0.4.0 - 64 bit Production

  
  

  With the help of the link below, I want to integrate Oracle BI Publisher with Oracle form
  

  http://www.Pitss.EU/fileadmin/Pitss/images/de/White_Papers/White_paper_BIPublisher_WebServices.PDF

  But I need to know one thing, as mention in link, weblogic user/pwd in the java code for authentication with BI Publisher, above

  My Question here, what is the best way to manage authentication with BI Publisher while integrating with Oracle Form?

  I think, in a document, just to mention for example,

  It will not be advisable if keeping the user weblogic/pwd in Java code, at the end of this java code becomes a jar file and deployed to the server and then downloaded to the client computer. ensure that completely and the values are hardcoded, if the password change question once again, this means having user/pwd in jar will never be a good solution.

  For a quick overview, I'd do it keep advice the user/pwd in db in encrypted form and access to oracle form with decrypted and pass the value in the api ReportServiceClient.CallRunReport)

  If you feel, every time you need to access user/pwd of db and decypte it, that I advise you here, get user/pwd when set in the context of db and out of context with decrypted.

  Another may be the best idea.

• need a script or utility to convert Oracle control files to format bcp files

  Hello

  I am currently in the process of converting an Oracle data warehouse

  on SQL Server. The warehouse is loaded through a bunch of text

  files throughout SQL Loader, using various control files. I need to

  convert the above to use BCP with files in format, which proved to be

  a very tedious task.

  Someone has written, or seen, a utility to convert files of control of Oracle

  for the format of files?

  Thank you

  Someone has written, or seen, a utility to convert files of control of Oracle

  for the format of files?

  You are very lucky, I found a script that I wrote some time ago and which may help you:

  -- ----------------------------------------------------

  -gen_bcp_fmt.sql - generate a non xml bcp format file

  --

  -Settings:

  Name of the schema - 1.

  Table_Name - 2-.

  --

  Schema DEF = & 1

  Tbl_name = & 2

  HEADING OFF PAGES 0 LIN 120 TOPPINGS ein OFF OFF OFF EMBED RECSEP WORM FEED

  TERM SET OFF

  COL NOPRINT sq

  COL c1 FOR A15

  COL c2 to 99999

  COL c3 FOR A06

  COL c4 FOR 999

  COL c5 FOR A34

  COL c6 FOR A34

  COL maximum new_value _Maxid NOPRINT

  SELECT maximum TRIM (MAX (Column_Id))

  FROM Dba_Tab_Columns

  WHERE owner = UPPER('&&schema.')

  AND Table_Name = UPPER('&&tbl_name.');

  SPÖ & schema. ___ & tbl_name... BCP

  SELECT "9.0 ' c1 FROM DUAL;"

  SELECT ' & _maxid' c1 FROM DUAL;

  SELECT TO_CHAR (Column_Id, 'fm000'). LPAD (' SQLCHAR 0', 10) C1

  CASE WHEN Data_Type = 'NUMBER' THEN (Data_Precision + Data_Scale + 2)

  WHEN Data_Type = 'DATE' THEN (14)

  ANOTHER Data_Length end as C2

  , DECODE (Column_Id, & _Maxid, "" \r\n"", '',' ') C3

  C4 Column_Id

  Column_Name C5

  , DECODE (Column_Id, 1, ' ""', 'SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS') C6

  FROM Dba_Tab_Columns

  WHERE owner = UPPER('&&schema.')

  AND Table_Name = UPPER('&&tbl_name.')

  Column_id ORDER;

  SPÖ OFF

  Enjoy!