Step 5: Preview a Connected Query

Report developers use the Connected Query Quick Start - Step 5 (CQ_WZ_PREVIEW) to review a new connected query and preview the results by running it in a preview mode with a limited number of rows returned from each query.

Navigation:

  1. Select Reporting Tools, and then Connected Query, and then Connected Query Quick Start.

  2. Enter a connected query and descriptive information, and click the Next button.

  3. Select an existing query to use as the parent query, and click the Next button.

  4. Select an existing query to use as the child query, and click the Next button.

  5. Map query fields from a child query to corresponding fields from a parent query, and click the Next button.

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Connected Query Quick Start - Step 5. Definitions for the fields and controls appear following the example.

Connected Query Quick Start - Preview page
Field or Control Description

Preview XML

Click to display the formatted XML output for this connected query.

XML output appears in a Preview mode, in the lower section of the Preview page.

Max Rows Fetched For Query

Enter the maximum number of rows to display in Preview mode by each member query.

Note: You should limit the number of rows that are being fetched. The default value is 6. If you enter 0 or clear this text box, no row limits are imposed for a resulting XML, which can cause significant delay in getting results; and because the application runs in synchronized mode using the application server, you may get browser time-out or tuxedo time-out.

Complete

Click to transfer to Connected Query Manager page, where you can perform enhancements and save the connected query.

Note: While working with a Connected Query Quick Start, you can modify your previous selections at any step by clicking the step number (in yellow or gray) icons. Changes in your selection could change a connection query structure.

Note:

In the Connected Query Quick Start - Preview page, when XML that contains CDATA sections is displayed at runtime, application users will see <![CDATA* and *]> in places of <![CDATA[ and ]]>.