If you get the following error:
"Message:
All Processing Suspended: Restart OPRID=S390765, RUNID=31-01-03112240, PI=2988
Description:
A pending process was found for the current Operator id, Run Control id, and Application Engine Program. This process either is running now or has abended. Please restart the pending process if it has abended, and allow it to run to completion, before submitting a new process request."
...you need to cleanup the dead rows in sysadm.ps_aeruncontrol.
PeopleTools > Application Engine > Manage Abends
Errors running Application Engines
Posted by
Michael Nitschke
on Wednesday, 17 October 2007
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Application Engine suspended crash error ae
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Downloading from Grids - IE settings
Posted by
Michael Nitschke
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Grid grids excel download ie
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Problem:
We found a problem when tring to download to spreadsheets from grids. IE wouldn't open the spreadsheet, just refreshed a few times and then nothing.
Resolution:
Tools/Internet Options/
Security/Custom Level/
Downloading/Automatic prompting for downloads - tick enable.
We found a problem when tring to download to spreadsheets from grids. IE wouldn't open the spreadsheet, just refreshed a few times and then nothing.
Resolution:
Tools/Internet Options/
Security/Custom Level/
Downloading/Automatic prompting for downloads - tick enable.
Bad CSV layout from SQR
I found that some CSVs had layout problems where the file being produced contained unwanted line breaks. This of course mucked up the layout when the CSV was viewed in Excel or whatever.
I added the following to the top of the SQR:
begin-setup
page-size 79 600
end-setup
The page-size command sets the number of rows and columns, respectively (rows weren't an issue).
I added the following to the top of the SQR:
begin-setup
page-size 79 600
end-setup
The page-size command sets the number of rows and columns, respectively (rows weren't an issue).
Edit: In latest version of SQR use the following:
Declare-Layout my-layout
paper-size=(a4)
orientation=landscape
MAX-COLUMNS=600
End-Declare
Declare-Report THIS_REPORT
Printer-Type=POSTSCRIPT
LayOut=my-layout
End-Declare
Prompts driven by other prompts
Sometimes you want to be able to filter the values returned by a prompt based on a value you have entered on another prompt on the page. For example you have selected 'Australia' in the first prompt and now you want the second prompt to only list states for that country.
This example uses Pay Groups and Run Types:
When the user has selected a 'Pay Group' the prompt for 'Run Type' will only return run types that are in that pay group:
The first record stores the values, in this case it has no keys.
Note the key structure and list items on the two prompt records:
This example uses Pay Groups and Run Types:
When the user has selected a 'Pay Group' the prompt for 'Run Type' will only return run types that are in that pay group:
The first record stores the values, in this case it has no keys.
Note the key structure and list items on the two prompt records:
Component Interfaces - What they can't do.
Posted by
Michael Nitschke
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Component Interface DoSaveNow
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The DoSaveNow() PeopleCode function does not trigger when run from a Component Interface. There is no indication, error or warning. There may be other misleading errors or warnings caused by the DoSaveNow() not being triggered.