I need to know if something is possible....
I am running CE 8.5.0.806 (soon to be running 9).
I have a web report which outputs a PDF to an AIX server. It can be both scheduled and triggered manually.
I have set up an event which will trigger the report to run and send the PDF where I need...
A little background.....
I have an old PB application (created in 6.5) that prints custom reports (orders, invoices, etc) and resides on a Windows box. It is triggered and has parameters passed to it from a KSH script running on an UNIX box. With me?
When the PB app is triggered it retrieves...
I will try to be as detailed as possible....
Basically, Windows 2000 Pro is blocking my REXEC attempts that I am sending from a UNIX (AIX) box. Win2k in it's initial (unpatched) state allows the connection just fine - but the windows box has been patched up to SP3 and is now refusing the...
Just looking for a string/text function that can pad a string to a specific length --- similar to the LPAD or RPAD functions in PL/SQL.
e.g. -- rebuilding a command line. The first section (string) must be 10 chars long -- but the possible values that must be put into it are 5 or 6 characters...
Is there a way to check a return code in Win2k?
e.g. using a command line tool -- is there a way to check a simple return code (like the $? command in UNIX) ?
Thanks.
I have the followng e-mail run line a script - and I cant remember how to Carbon Copy another e-mail address (It cant be in the TO: address line).
IT="it_dept@blah.com"
USERS="pain_in_ass@blah.com" ;)
REPORT=/some/generic/report.rpt
mailrun()
{
echo report
mail -s...
Hello.
Just wondering if this can be done.....
basic example:
SELECT item, SUM(quantity) AS SUBST('200209', 5)
FROM blah
WHERE blah....etc.
Can I use a function (such as SUBSTR) in the alias for a column? The reason I ask is I must produce a report from an Oracle DB in PL/SQL where a series...
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