In the IUIE, how should I handle a report object that returns a large extract?
If you anticipate a large return from an IUIE data extract, keep the following in mind:
- IUIE Help recommends that you select
Spreadsheetas the output format, and that you selectCompleted Reportsas the output destination. If these options are not selected, your web browser will need to cache the entire contents of the extract. This can cause a browser to crash and could potentially crash your computer, depending on how robust it is.
- Since Excel has a row and column limit, you can encounter Excel
limitations in application areas that have published very large views
and tables for users to query.
- Because of browser cache limits, the IUIE is not designed to
handle "data dumps". Enter the precise criteria you need; if you try
to return all rows in a report or use generic criteria, your report
may time out or not run at all.
- Dial-up (modem) connections are, almost
without exception, unable to handle even moderate data transmission.
- If you really must see all the data, IUIE Help strongly
suggests that you at least limit the rows returned and/or use Access
or SQL*Plus.
- If you are requesting all the data because you have questions about what is contained in the set, refer to your respective help area for more information about the data available. See In the IUIE, whom can I ask about problems with the results of my reports?
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Last modified on October 16, 2007.
Last modified on October 16, 2007.
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