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September 19, 2007

PeopleTools Bug: Job Data Component Interface

Filed under: Bugs, Component Interface — digitaleagle @ 10:40 pm

If you create a basic component interface on JOB_DATA allowing Application Designer to default all of the properties, Application Designer generates a unique constraint error the first time you try to save the new component interface.

Reproducing the Bug

File > New … Component Interface

Pick a Component: JOB_DATA

Do you want to default the properties on the underlying Component definition: JOB_DATA? Yes

File > Save … Enter any name

Error Message


File: e:\pt849-903-R1-retail\peopletools\SRC\psmgr\mgrgensql.cppSQL error. Stmt #: 1741 Error Position: 0 Return: 805 - ORA-00001: unique constraint (SYSADM.PS_PSBCITEM) violated
Failed SQL stmt:INSERT INTO PSBCITEM ( BCNAME, BCTYPE, BCITEMPARENT, BCITEMNAME, SEQUENCE_NBR_6, BCACCESS, BCSCROLL, BCSCROLLNUM, BCSCROLLNAME, RECNAME, SUBRECNAME, FIELDNAME, COMMENTSHORT, MPDEVICEPERSISTINT, SYNCID) VALUES ( :1, :2, :3, :4, :5, :6, :7, :8, :9, :10, :11, :12, :13, :14, :15)

Workaround

Just save it a second time.

File > Save … Enter any name

I don’t know why but it just worked the second time.

June 14, 2007

PeopleTools Tip: Finding a Component Interfaces

Filed under: Component Interface, Components, PeopleTools, PeopleTools Tip — digitaleagle @ 6:00 pm

If you know the name of the component interface, you can easily find it in App Designer.  Just press Ctrl+O or File > Open and search for it by name.  But, what if you only know the name of the component that the component interface accesses?

You have to go to the database.  Try this SQL (replacing <Component_Name> with your actual component) :

SELECT * FROM PSBCDEFN
WHERE BCPGNAME = '<Component_Name>'

November 28, 2006

PeopleTools Tip — Cloning a Component Interface

Filed under: Component Interface, PeopleTools Tip — digitaleagle @ 2:00 am

Have you ever tried to recreate a component interface and allow PeopleSoft to default the properties and collections? The hard part is that you have to make sure that it uses the same names as your old one or you will have to change your code.

The following SQL helped me figure how to change my code to refer to the correct fields (ex. effdt or effdt0). I was cloning the delivered CI_JOB_DATA component interface with a brand new customized component interface.


SELECT A.BCNAME, A.BCTYPE || ‘:’ || A.BCSCROLL || ‘:’ || A.BCSCROLLNUM || ‘->’ || A.BCSCROLLNAME LOC, A.BCITEMPARENT, A.BCITEMNAME,
A.RECNAME, A.FIELDNAME,
B.BCNAME, B.BCTYPE || ‘:’ || B.BCSCROLL || ‘:’ || B.BCSCROLLNUM || ‘->’ || B.BCSCROLLNAME LOC, B.BCITEMPARENT, B.BCITEMNAME
FROM PSBCITEM A, PSBCITEM B, PSBCITEM AP, PSBCITEM BP
WHERE A.BCNAME = ‘<Old component interface name>
AND A.BCNAME = AP.BCNAME(+)
AND B.BCNAME = ‘<New component interface name>
AND B.BCNAME = BP.BCNAME(+)
AND A.BCITEMPARENT = AP.BCITEMNAME(+)
AND B.BCITEMPARENT = BP.BCITEMNAME(+)
AND A.RECNAME = B.RECNAME
AND A.FIELDNAME = B.FIELDNAME
AND (BP.RECNAME = AP.RECNAME OR (BP.RECNAME IS NULL AND AP.RECNAME IS NULL))
AND A.BCITEMPARENT = ‘<Parent collection name>
AND A.BCITEMNAME = ‘<Item name>

Examples:
<Old component interface name> — CI_JOB_DATA
<Parent collection name> — COLL_JOB_EARNS_DIST
<Item name> — KEYPROP_ERNCD

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