- Bi publisher add in for word 2010 not showing how to#
- Bi publisher add in for word 2010 not showing trial#
Another great resource is Tim Dexter’s BIP blog found at Q: Where can I find documentation for advanced RTF template building items?Ī: The Oracle Technology Network is the best place to find the latest and greatest documentation for BI Publisher. For the latest on Excel templates see this link: Q: Are you aware of an EXCEL template builder for BI publisher?Ī: Unfortunately there is not an Excel template builder available. Q: Can you share the BI Publisher template you used for this demo? A recording of the entire presentation will be available shortly. There were a fair amount of questions at the end so we thought we would post them here. Earlier in the week I alerted you to a live webcast that my co-workers were putting on entitled “Moving to BI Publisher, Now What? Best Practices in Template Creation and Delivery.” Hopefully you were able to attend as Mike and Ted did a great job.
Bi publisher add in for word 2010 not showing trial#
I struggled a lot, and had to do a lot of trial and error in order to find out what was going wrong.įeel free to contact me if you are still getting the dreaded in Oracle BI Publisher Report Bursting. Also the Deliver By Element and KEY should be the same
Note : Make sure that the column, that you have selected as the KEY doesnt have any null values.
Save and Upload the Template and enter the Bursting Query, and select the Split by and Deliver by elements. So Finally you will get the following in the template Again set the Sorting options via the Sorting tab. Here set the Group By option again to SBF_DP_ID (or any other repeating group of your choice). This time you will see that the For Each Drop Down is disabled and has a default value Group Item. Next, again select the field SBF_DP_ID and go to the BI Publisher Menu>Insert>Repeating group. Note: The field names 'F' and 'E' can be changed to whatever you want by going in the Advanced tab. the for each group will be applicable only to the elements between the F and E fields respectively. The F stands for the Beginning of the For-Group and E stands for the End of the For Group, i.e. You will get a field named F and another field named E. Use the Sorting tab to use sorting on your data (not required if you have taken care of it in the Data model)
In this example SBF_DP_ID since I want my bills to be generated for each DP_ID. Next, select the Group By field that you would want to group by. You have to select the _ROW option and not the option. Incase you have entered another name, the name of the options will be according to the name of your Data model. Note : The names Billing and BILLING_ROW will appear only if you have named the Data Model as Billing. You have to select the BILLING_ROW as the repeating For-Each option and not Billing. When you expand the Dropdown against the For Each field, you will see two options, viz. Inside the Properties tab, you have two fields For Each and group By, both of them are drop downs. Select this inserted field and go to the BI Publisher Menu >Insert>Repeating Group Go to the BI Publisher menu and go to Insert> Field. Start MS Word and login to the BI Publisher Server, using the appropriate credentials. SBF_DP_IDĬreate the Data Model in BI Publisher and click on save. What I want to do is write a text "Hello " followed by a field viz.
scheduler.ProcessingException: at .(XDOJob.java:2116) at .(XDOJob.java:358) at .run(JobRunShell.java:195) at $n(SimpleThreadPool.java:520) Caused by: at .(XDOJob.java:1905). The Report would run very nicely, and would give the outputs whenever I click on the view button, but when we go ahead and use the bursting option I used to get the following error, For some days or should I should say months, I have been getting a very irritating error when ever I bursted a report.
Bi publisher add in for word 2010 not showing how to#
It is a very powerful tool if you know how to use it. I have been using Oracle BI Publisher for some days now.
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