To run a SQR on the client workstation using command line, do the following: Go to Start - Run and provide the path of the sqrw.exe and the parameters shows below. Navigate to the folder bin sqr ORA binw. Select sqrw.exe and double click to open. Add the needed flags using the. A s Other Programming languages PeopleSoft SQR also contains date related functions, for example. Strtodate - convert a string to date datetostr - convert a date to a string dateadd -add to a date datediff -subtract dates datenow -returns the date and time it is executed. You can look forward these documents. I found this in a PeopleSoft white paper. I haven't tried it yet - but would definitely help your issue I guess. SQR REPORTS PERFORMANCE ISSUES: Creating a trigger is the only way to generate SQL trace file for SQR reports. Here is an example trigger creation command for a SQR report: CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER MYDB.SETTRACEINS6000. SQR for PeopleSoft Developers. Setting Break Procedures with BEFORE and AFTER Qualifiers Controlling Page Breaks with Multiple ON-BREAK Columns. SQR SQL Trace To trace the status of cursors being executed, append the -S flag to your parameter list. You can do this through the command line (if you're brave) or through the process definition in the override options. Feb 12, 2010  How to set trace for a SQR in PeopleSoft In Process definition, I always have a confusion as where to set the the trace for SQR. In my situation I have prepend command on the paramater list which I don't want to change. So Is it possible to add the debug command to the process definition.

• SQR for PeopleSoft Developers

  • Getting Started with SQR for PeopleSoft

  • Introducing a Sample Structured Query Report Program

  • Creating Headings and Footings

  • Selecting Data from the Database

  • Using Column Variables

  • Using Break Logic

  • Adding Declarations Using the SETUP Section

  • Creating Master and Detail Reports

  • Creating Cross-Tabular Reports

  • Printing Mailing Labels

  • Creating Form Letters

  • Exporting Data to Other Applications

  • Using Graphics

  • Using Business Charts

  • Changing Fonts

  • Writing Printer-Independent Reports

  • Using Dynamic SQL and Error Checking

  • Using Procedures and Local Variables and Passing Arguments

  • Creating Multiple Reports from One Program

  • Using Additional SQL Statements with SQR

  • Working with Dates

  • Using National Language Support

  • Using Interoperability Features

  • Testing and Debugging

  • Increasing Performance and Tuning

  • Compiling Programs and Using SQR Execute

  • Printing with SQR

  • Using the SQR Command Line

  • Generating and Publishing HTML from an SQR Program

  • Generating tagged PDF Output from SQR Program

  • Generating XML Output from SQR Program

  • Creating a Table of Contents

SQR (Hyperion SQR Production Reporting, Part of OBIEE) is a programming language designed for generating reports from database management system management systems. The name is an abbreviation of Structured Query Reporter, which suggests its relationship to SQL (Structured Query Language). Any SQL statement can be embedded in an SQR program.

History[edit]

In the early 80's SQR was a 'free' add-on to Gupta'sSQLBase. At the time SQLBase was the only relational database that ran on IBM PCs (x86) machines. SQR was written by Israel Stern in Cleveland, Ohio, probably around 1984 or 1985.

SQ Software created SQR in the mid 1980s. It had a marketing agreement with D & N Systems, which changed its name to SQL Solutions and was later acquired by Sybase Inc in the early 1990s. To avoid competing directly with Oracle Corporation, Sybase had a marketing and development agreement with MITI for the Oracle database compatible versions of SQR. MITI acquired the full rights to SQR in the mid-1990s. MITI changed its name to SQRiBE Technologies in 1997. Brio Technology acquired SQRiBE in August, 1999. Brio Technology later changed its name to Brio Software. Brio licensed its source code to PeopleSoft Inc. sometime around 2000. Hyperion Solutions Corporation acquired Brio Software in October, 2003. Oracle Corporation acquired PeopleSoft in December, 2004. In March 2007, Oracle Corporation acquired Hyperion Solutions.

SQR stands for Structured Query Report.

SQR-Related Products[edit]

• ORACLE: Hyperion SQR Production Reporting - System 9 (Release 9.3.1, 2008);
• ORACLE: Hyperion SQR Production Reporting - System 11 (Release 11.1.2, 2010);
• ORACLE: PeopleSoft Enterprise Tools & Technology (PeopleTools, Release 8.52, 2011)

Peoplesoft Sqr Trace

General Components[edit]

• SQR Server
• SQR Viewer
• SQR Print
• SQR Execute
• SQR Workbench for Windows; SQR Developer

Features[edit]

SQR is notable for its database and printing functions. It can embed any SQL statement almost anywhere in a program. One configuration of SQR can access multidimensional databases such as Essbase. It can combine database reads with print instructions, flexibly format data and page breaks, and print variable fonts, sizes, and colors. SQR contains a graph generation command that offers dozens of parameters for adjusting content and appearance.

Syntax[edit]

SQR has four scalar data types. The first three are numeric (variables begin with “#”), character string (variables begin with “$”), and date (variables begin with “$”, same as with character string variables.). Date variables must be declared, to be distinguished from character string variables. Numeric variables may be of more specific types: integer, floating point,...). Database column variables begin with “&”. The values of database columns are set only by a SQL “select” statement; no other command can change their values.

SQR has an array data structure. An array has one or more fields, each of one of the available types. Each field may have multiple occurrences, giving SQR the equivalent of two-dimensional arrays. SQR has commands that manipulate multiple items within a single array.

SQR has four control structures. The first three are if-else-end, while-end, and evaluate. The fourth is the embedded SQL “select” statement, which allows SQR statements to be executed for each row of data in a loop.

SQR has commands to open, read, write, append, and close computer files. File input and output is sequential and record-oriented only; random access is not supported.

See also[edit]

• Actuate Reports

Further reading[edit]

Peoplesoft Sqr Examples

• SQR release dates are published under the designation 'Hyperion BI+' in the Oracle Lifetime Support for Middleware document

Sqr Path In Peoplesoft

References[edit]

Sqr In Peoplesoft Pdf