Research Notes Output Set

Hi Friends,

I'm trying to build a custom output set for research notes.  I have copied and pasted the fields as described in the Output set cookbook  page 26 (the copy I have was last updated August 2013 and that's the newest version I could find).

I am able to add the parameter "Customer notes" in output set builder, but when I click on the ... button next to the parameter supposedly to choose the note type I get an error message and the application crashes.

Error message:

Application terminated

Error: Null object reference at line 1 in close event of object w_query_paramenter_entry

 

Anybody know what the error means, or what I should have done differently when setting this up?

Thanks,

Kanani

 

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  • Hi, Kanani:

     

    It looks as if you didn’t specify a parameter of Note Type.

     

    Here’s what I have:

     

    TR_QUERY_ELEMENT entry:

    Description:        Research Notes

    Category:            Research

    Data Select:        !.notes

    Data From:          (select a.customer_no, a.note_type, notes = dbo.FS_GET_CUST_NOTES(a.cust_notes_no) from vxs_cust_notes a)

    Data Where:      note_type in (<<p4>>)

    Control Group:  [whatever you like here]

    Single Row:         [leave unchecked]

    Primary Group Default: [leave unchecked]

     

    Make sure to replace the “4” in the Data Where field with the id of the parameter defined in TR_QUERY_ELEMENT_PARAMETER below.

     

    TR_QUERY_ELEMENT_PARAMETER:

    Note Type:         Number

    End of Day:         [leave unchecked]

    Multi Select:       [leave unchecked]

    Ref Tbl:                 VRS_CUST_NOTES_TYPE

    Ref Id:                   id

    Ref Desc:             description

    Ref Sort:              inactive desc, description

     

    Output Set Builder:

    Add the Research Notes element; click the box with the ellipses to add the parameter of Note Type; save the output set as Notes-Note Type (replacing “Note Type” with the actual note type)

     

    In List Manager, make a list of everyone with the note type you selected.

     

    Works like a charm!

     

    I haven’t tried to run this with Multi-Select enabled.

     

    Lucie

     

    ______________________________
    Lucie Spieler
    IT Development and Training Manager

    Florida Grand Opera


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  • Hi, Kanani:

     

    It looks as if you didn’t specify a parameter of Note Type.

     

    Here’s what I have:

     

    TR_QUERY_ELEMENT entry:

    Description:        Research Notes

    Category:            Research

    Data Select:        !.notes

    Data From:          (select a.customer_no, a.note_type, notes = dbo.FS_GET_CUST_NOTES(a.cust_notes_no) from vxs_cust_notes a)

    Data Where:      note_type in (<<p4>>)

    Control Group:  [whatever you like here]

    Single Row:         [leave unchecked]

    Primary Group Default: [leave unchecked]

     

    Make sure to replace the “4” in the Data Where field with the id of the parameter defined in TR_QUERY_ELEMENT_PARAMETER below.

     

    TR_QUERY_ELEMENT_PARAMETER:

    Note Type:         Number

    End of Day:         [leave unchecked]

    Multi Select:       [leave unchecked]

    Ref Tbl:                 VRS_CUST_NOTES_TYPE

    Ref Id:                   id

    Ref Desc:             description

    Ref Sort:              inactive desc, description

     

    Output Set Builder:

    Add the Research Notes element; click the box with the ellipses to add the parameter of Note Type; save the output set as Notes-Note Type (replacing “Note Type” with the actual note type)

     

    In List Manager, make a list of everyone with the note type you selected.

     

    Works like a charm!

     

    I haven’t tried to run this with Multi-Select enabled.

     

    Lucie

     

    ______________________________
    Lucie Spieler
    IT Development and Training Manager

    Florida Grand Opera


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