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  • Hi SAmbekar,<br /> <br /> I created that example with version 2.2.0.v20070626-1003. This should open just fine with BIRT 2.2. What version shows up for new reports if you look at the XML Source? <br /> <br /> I modified the DevShare items located at <a class='bbc_url'…
    in Charts Comment by Virgil October 2007
  • Hi Sudeep, Creating the control chart in Oracle is exactly the same as the example I put into the DevShare. After downloading the example, double-click the chart and look through the Data tab to make sure you understand each of the 4 series that was created. After that, you should be able to add an Oracle JDBC datasource,…
    in Charts Comment by Virgil October 2007
  • Hi buntysingh,<br /> <br /> To answer your questions: <br /> <br /> Yes, you can create a control chart with BIRT. I created a quick example and uploaded it to <a class='bbc_url'…
    in Charts Comment by Virgil October 2007
  • Hi Abhijeet,<br /> <br /> There is not an out-of-the-box connector to Essbase, but you are correct that the list of data sources can be extended to include your custom sources. If you are using BIRT 2.2, then this is even easier with the new ODA Runtime Driver Plug-in Project wizard and ODA Designer Plug-in Project wizard.…
  • Hi amezzi,<br /> <br /> This looks like a known problem that has already been reported. I found it here: <a class='bbc_url' href='https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=201314'>https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=201314</a><br /> <br /> Virgil
  • There might be more ways to do this but here is one way. Add a table (or list) to the report. Select the table, and then the Filters tab in the Property Editor Add a filter of: Expression: row[0] Operator: Equal to Value: 2 --- (This should return the 3rd row since rows are zero based) Oh yeah, then add the column you want…
  • Hi PuckPuck, To hide the table when there is no data returned by the query, you can add the following script to the Visibility property of the table. (Total.count() < 1) To do this: 1. Select the table. 2. Select the Visibility property in the Property Editor 3. Check Hide Element 4. Replace the word 'true' (which will…
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