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RE: [sqr-users] Challenging issue with Brio SQR in UNIX
The sqr failed to make it through, but the -s looks to me like it is working
correctly - 354 rows are inserted, and 354 are selected afterwards. I guess my
question is what makes you think it isn't working?
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Susan B. Anthony> > Hi,> > I have tried all the various things mentioned in the
chain of emails> but still have the same issue. The issue is with commit
statement but> not sure why it is not working with ORDER BY clause in the
SELECT> statement.> > Please take a look at the attached SQR program and the
cursor> information when compiled with -S flag.> > > Thanks!!> Maddy> > >
Environment : Hyperion 8.5.0.0.0.566/IBM RS6000/AIX 5.2/ODBC DataDirect 5.1>
Database : Sybase 12.5> > On 10/9/07, George Jansen <GJANSEN@aflcio.org>
wrote:> > It strikes me that an ORDER BY clause means sorting, sorting means
the use of temporary space, and this could be limited.> >> > As for the
location, are you using Oracle? With Oracle you could under some circumstances
be connecting through a shared server (sorting in the shared pool) and in
others connecting through a dedicated server.> >> > >>> maddy
<madhudvm@gmail.com> 10/4/2007 6:01 PM >>>> > Hi,> >> > We have a strange
problem with all the Brio SQR Programs executing under> > UNIX environment.All
these programs are working fine and giving data when> > executed in windows
environment and giving no data in UNIX enviroment.> >> > We are creating a temp
table and inserting data in the SQR program but> > unable to Select the data
from the same table and print it on to the> > report.However when the ORDER BY
clause in the select statement is commented> > out, data is pulled on to the
report.> >> > If I run the same program again without droping and creating the
table we> > get the data from the table even with ORDER BY clause which is
strange.> > How can a ORDER BY clause in the SELECT statement cause this kind
of issue> > ? I can send the skeleton program if any of the experts can look
into this> > issue.> >> > Environment: Hyperion 8.5 installed on UNIX (AIX)> >>
> Thanks,> > Maddy> >
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