I don’t understand your question. The Oracle logo appears on Peoplesoft pages, but it doesn’t appear on the output of an SQR program. It’s possible to take the logo off Peoplesoft pages, but I’ve never paid attention to the explanations I’ve seen about it. Sorry – you might try an Internet search.

I am also looking in sqrug, but I have a basic question.

For Oracle/PeopleSoft SQR, where does the Oracle logo reside and get called. I presume it is in a header sqc or two, but I’m having trouble locating the logo. My coa mpny wants to put their logo in it’s place.

Thanks,

Joe

I am a new comer to your site as well as peoplesoft too. But i am eager in learning the peoplesoft and SQR. Is there is any single user or minimal user version to practice peoplesoft applications. Or anything like simulations.

Please Help me on this.

Shankar.S

You’re right, the Peoplesoft Process Scheduler has a list of directories in which to search for SQR files, and if you cannot put a file in those directories, you cannot get the Process Scheduler to run it. Do you have a good relationship with the file server administrator or the Peoplesoft administrator? Perhaps the former will move your file to the appropriate directory or the latter will add your directory to the list of directories that the Process Scheduler scans.

If you have access to the SQRW.EXE file, you can execute SQR programs from a DOS or UNIX command line.

Joe

I come to your blog recently by chance, and like info on here. I’m actually just start to learn SQR on Peoplesoft.
I have created a simple SQR script file hello.sqr to do “Hello World” for example.
I have add a new process named HELLO on peoplesoft.
I know there is a subpage PRSCRUNCNTL_SBP I can use to initiate the process.
But I can not get the process HELLO to appear in the “Process Scheduler Request” page.

I know there are plenty SQR reference on internet. But I just can’t find anywhere show me how to link the process with the page. Would you please give me a help, or point me to the right direction?
Much appreciated!

Joe

SQR can’t handle CLOB or LONG fields very well. As you said, string variables are limited to 32K character strings (actually a bit shorter than that). It was a good idea to try concatenating strings, but SQR would have to hold the result in a bind variable before sending it to Oracle. You’ve discovered that SQR sends it as a LONG. Perhaps you can change the field to a LONG.

Another problem with CLOB values is that they can contain single bytes that are equal to zero. Some commands and functions in SQR treat a zero byte as a string terminator.

SQL isn’t much better at manipulating CLOB, but you might try an approach like this:

INSERT INTO PS_XX_XXX_RESUME VALUES ($Emplid, $Data);

UPDATE PS_XX_XXX_RESUME
SET AI_EE_RESUME_TEXT = AI_EE_RESUME_TEXT || $Data1
WHERE EMPLID = $Emplid;

UPDATE PS_XX_XXX_RESUME
SET AI_EE_RESUME_TEXT = AI_EE_RESUME_TEXT || $Data2
WHERE EMPLID = &Emplid;

Or insert the three $Datax variables into three fields. You may be able to combine the fields with a SQL command, or leave them separate.

Let me know what works. Good luck!

Steven

I want to insert a CLOB(Character Large Object) datatype field into a PeopleSoft record through SQR. The data that is fetching from different tables in SQR is upto 50K characters, Since SQR varaible can carry only 32K characters, I tried concataneting all the three varaibles in the insert statement like this:

INSERT INTO PS_XX_XXXX_RESUME(
EMPLID,
AI_EE_RESUME_TEXT)
VALUES(
$Emplid,
$Data||$Data1||$Dat a2)

But it is not allowing me to insert and giving error ORA-01461: can bind a LONG value only for insert into a LONG column. Please suggest is there any syntax while inserting CLOB datatype into the record or suggest me is there any way to handle this problem.

Thanks
Satya

SQR is a mature product and you might try using 11 in place of 9.3.1. I there were only a few months between them in 2008 and there was no version 10. While version 11 has many new features, it might be compatible with version 9.3.1.