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Deleting Object from Object navigator in Oracle reports 11g
How to determine equality for two JavaScript objects?Deleting Objects in JavaScriptCall a parent class's method from child class in Python?How to print objects of class using print()?How to pass an object from one activity to another on AndroidAlternate Layouts on Oracle Reports Developer 6iMost efficient method to groupby on a array of objectsoracle matrix report filling null cellsOracle 11g temporary list object from queryOracle Reports 11g - Oracle WebLogic - Reports Font
I have an object called B_19 which I am not able to find in "paper layout".
The object is a "Text_Field" and I would like to delete the object.
Is there a way to find, where it is located or Is there an option to delete from Object Navigator?
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I have an object called B_19 which I am not able to find in "paper layout".
The object is a "Text_Field" and I would like to delete the object.
Is there a way to find, where it is located or Is there an option to delete from Object Navigator?
oracle object oracle11g oraclereports
To ask the obvious: did you - in Object navigator - click that field and pressed the DEL key?
– Littlefoot
Mar 21 at 19:57
Yes I did.It just deleted the name not the object :(
– lakshganga
Mar 22 at 6:30
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I have an object called B_19 which I am not able to find in "paper layout".
The object is a "Text_Field" and I would like to delete the object.
Is there a way to find, where it is located or Is there an option to delete from Object Navigator?
oracle object oracle11g oraclereports
I have an object called B_19 which I am not able to find in "paper layout".
The object is a "Text_Field" and I would like to delete the object.
Is there a way to find, where it is located or Is there an option to delete from Object Navigator?
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To ask the obvious: did you - in Object navigator - click that field and pressed the DEL key?
– Littlefoot
Mar 21 at 19:57
Yes I did.It just deleted the name not the object :(
– lakshganga
Mar 22 at 6:30
add a comment |
To ask the obvious: did you - in Object navigator - click that field and pressed the DEL key?
– Littlefoot
Mar 21 at 19:57
Yes I did.It just deleted the name not the object :(
– lakshganga
Mar 22 at 6:30
To ask the obvious: did you - in Object navigator - click that field and pressed the DEL key?
– Littlefoot
Mar 21 at 19:57
To ask the obvious: did you - in Object navigator - click that field and pressed the DEL key?
– Littlefoot
Mar 21 at 19:57
Yes I did.It just deleted the name not the object :(
– lakshganga
Mar 22 at 6:30
Yes I did.It just deleted the name not the object :(
– lakshganga
Mar 22 at 6:30
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What I'm going to say can't fit a comment. I'm answering to this:
Yes I did.It just deleted the name not the object
That's strange. I'm on 10g, though, and tried to do the same: in
- Object navigator's Paper Layout > Main section > Body > R_1 frame
- I clicked B_10 fields,
- pressed the DEL key on the keyboard
- Reports asks "Delete/close the object(s) selected?"
- Saying "Yes" deletes it from both Paper Layout editor and Object navigator.
Unfortunately, unlike Forms, we can't resize a field in its Property Inspector (and make it large enough to be seen in the Layout Editor) ...
However, if you edit (with Notepad or any other text editor) the .RDF file and search for that field (for example, B_10 in my report), you'll see something like this:
<text name="B_10">
<textSettings justify="center"/>
<geometryInfo x="9.37679" y="19.09868" width="8.31236"
height="0.37052"/>
<textSegment>
<font face="Arial" size="8"/>
<string>
<![CDATA[(potpis ovlaštene osobe)]]>
</string>
</textSegment>
</text>
See the geometryInfo
; it shows field's location. Width and height are, in your case, probably 0 (zero). See if you can "select" it in Layout Editor (knowing its location) and delete it.
Another option is to save that report as a JSP file. Edit it (in Notepad), search for B_10
and delete the whole <text> ... </text>
section. If you open the .JSP in Reports Builder, that field will be gone.
Note that it works only for .JSP; won't work for .RDF files (I know, I tried it).
Hopefully, something of the above will help you get rid of that field. Good luck!
Thank you.That notepad stuff worked :)
– lakshganga
Mar 22 at 13:45
You're welcome; I'm glad if it helped.
– Littlefoot
Mar 22 at 13:47
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What I'm going to say can't fit a comment. I'm answering to this:
Yes I did.It just deleted the name not the object
That's strange. I'm on 10g, though, and tried to do the same: in
- Object navigator's Paper Layout > Main section > Body > R_1 frame
- I clicked B_10 fields,
- pressed the DEL key on the keyboard
- Reports asks "Delete/close the object(s) selected?"
- Saying "Yes" deletes it from both Paper Layout editor and Object navigator.
Unfortunately, unlike Forms, we can't resize a field in its Property Inspector (and make it large enough to be seen in the Layout Editor) ...
However, if you edit (with Notepad or any other text editor) the .RDF file and search for that field (for example, B_10 in my report), you'll see something like this:
<text name="B_10">
<textSettings justify="center"/>
<geometryInfo x="9.37679" y="19.09868" width="8.31236"
height="0.37052"/>
<textSegment>
<font face="Arial" size="8"/>
<string>
<![CDATA[(potpis ovlaštene osobe)]]>
</string>
</textSegment>
</text>
See the geometryInfo
; it shows field's location. Width and height are, in your case, probably 0 (zero). See if you can "select" it in Layout Editor (knowing its location) and delete it.
Another option is to save that report as a JSP file. Edit it (in Notepad), search for B_10
and delete the whole <text> ... </text>
section. If you open the .JSP in Reports Builder, that field will be gone.
Note that it works only for .JSP; won't work for .RDF files (I know, I tried it).
Hopefully, something of the above will help you get rid of that field. Good luck!
Thank you.That notepad stuff worked :)
– lakshganga
Mar 22 at 13:45
You're welcome; I'm glad if it helped.
– Littlefoot
Mar 22 at 13:47
add a comment |
What I'm going to say can't fit a comment. I'm answering to this:
Yes I did.It just deleted the name not the object
That's strange. I'm on 10g, though, and tried to do the same: in
- Object navigator's Paper Layout > Main section > Body > R_1 frame
- I clicked B_10 fields,
- pressed the DEL key on the keyboard
- Reports asks "Delete/close the object(s) selected?"
- Saying "Yes" deletes it from both Paper Layout editor and Object navigator.
Unfortunately, unlike Forms, we can't resize a field in its Property Inspector (and make it large enough to be seen in the Layout Editor) ...
However, if you edit (with Notepad or any other text editor) the .RDF file and search for that field (for example, B_10 in my report), you'll see something like this:
<text name="B_10">
<textSettings justify="center"/>
<geometryInfo x="9.37679" y="19.09868" width="8.31236"
height="0.37052"/>
<textSegment>
<font face="Arial" size="8"/>
<string>
<![CDATA[(potpis ovlaštene osobe)]]>
</string>
</textSegment>
</text>
See the geometryInfo
; it shows field's location. Width and height are, in your case, probably 0 (zero). See if you can "select" it in Layout Editor (knowing its location) and delete it.
Another option is to save that report as a JSP file. Edit it (in Notepad), search for B_10
and delete the whole <text> ... </text>
section. If you open the .JSP in Reports Builder, that field will be gone.
Note that it works only for .JSP; won't work for .RDF files (I know, I tried it).
Hopefully, something of the above will help you get rid of that field. Good luck!
Thank you.That notepad stuff worked :)
– lakshganga
Mar 22 at 13:45
You're welcome; I'm glad if it helped.
– Littlefoot
Mar 22 at 13:47
add a comment |
What I'm going to say can't fit a comment. I'm answering to this:
Yes I did.It just deleted the name not the object
That's strange. I'm on 10g, though, and tried to do the same: in
- Object navigator's Paper Layout > Main section > Body > R_1 frame
- I clicked B_10 fields,
- pressed the DEL key on the keyboard
- Reports asks "Delete/close the object(s) selected?"
- Saying "Yes" deletes it from both Paper Layout editor and Object navigator.
Unfortunately, unlike Forms, we can't resize a field in its Property Inspector (and make it large enough to be seen in the Layout Editor) ...
However, if you edit (with Notepad or any other text editor) the .RDF file and search for that field (for example, B_10 in my report), you'll see something like this:
<text name="B_10">
<textSettings justify="center"/>
<geometryInfo x="9.37679" y="19.09868" width="8.31236"
height="0.37052"/>
<textSegment>
<font face="Arial" size="8"/>
<string>
<![CDATA[(potpis ovlaštene osobe)]]>
</string>
</textSegment>
</text>
See the geometryInfo
; it shows field's location. Width and height are, in your case, probably 0 (zero). See if you can "select" it in Layout Editor (knowing its location) and delete it.
Another option is to save that report as a JSP file. Edit it (in Notepad), search for B_10
and delete the whole <text> ... </text>
section. If you open the .JSP in Reports Builder, that field will be gone.
Note that it works only for .JSP; won't work for .RDF files (I know, I tried it).
Hopefully, something of the above will help you get rid of that field. Good luck!
What I'm going to say can't fit a comment. I'm answering to this:
Yes I did.It just deleted the name not the object
That's strange. I'm on 10g, though, and tried to do the same: in
- Object navigator's Paper Layout > Main section > Body > R_1 frame
- I clicked B_10 fields,
- pressed the DEL key on the keyboard
- Reports asks "Delete/close the object(s) selected?"
- Saying "Yes" deletes it from both Paper Layout editor and Object navigator.
Unfortunately, unlike Forms, we can't resize a field in its Property Inspector (and make it large enough to be seen in the Layout Editor) ...
However, if you edit (with Notepad or any other text editor) the .RDF file and search for that field (for example, B_10 in my report), you'll see something like this:
<text name="B_10">
<textSettings justify="center"/>
<geometryInfo x="9.37679" y="19.09868" width="8.31236"
height="0.37052"/>
<textSegment>
<font face="Arial" size="8"/>
<string>
<![CDATA[(potpis ovlaštene osobe)]]>
</string>
</textSegment>
</text>
See the geometryInfo
; it shows field's location. Width and height are, in your case, probably 0 (zero). See if you can "select" it in Layout Editor (knowing its location) and delete it.
Another option is to save that report as a JSP file. Edit it (in Notepad), search for B_10
and delete the whole <text> ... </text>
section. If you open the .JSP in Reports Builder, that field will be gone.
Note that it works only for .JSP; won't work for .RDF files (I know, I tried it).
Hopefully, something of the above will help you get rid of that field. Good luck!
answered Mar 22 at 7:09
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Thank you.That notepad stuff worked :)
– lakshganga
Mar 22 at 13:45
You're welcome; I'm glad if it helped.
– Littlefoot
Mar 22 at 13:47
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Thank you.That notepad stuff worked :)
– lakshganga
Mar 22 at 13:45
You're welcome; I'm glad if it helped.
– Littlefoot
Mar 22 at 13:47
Thank you.That notepad stuff worked :)
– lakshganga
Mar 22 at 13:45
Thank you.That notepad stuff worked :)
– lakshganga
Mar 22 at 13:45
You're welcome; I'm glad if it helped.
– Littlefoot
Mar 22 at 13:47
You're welcome; I'm glad if it helped.
– Littlefoot
Mar 22 at 13:47
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To ask the obvious: did you - in Object navigator - click that field and pressed the DEL key?
– Littlefoot
Mar 21 at 19:57
Yes I did.It just deleted the name not the object :(
– lakshganga
Mar 22 at 6:30