QR Codes in BI Publisher
QR Codes are machine-readable graphics that store information.
BI Publisher (theoretically) can print two types of codes: QR Codes and PDF417 codes.
Getting things done with PeopleTools
QR Codes are machine-readable graphics that store information.
BI Publisher (theoretically) can print two types of codes: QR Codes and PDF417 codes.
We’ll discuss how to bring in Date-time fields from an XML file and convert it to an Excel Date-time format making it more readable for your users and manipulable through Excel’s date-time math and formats.
PeopleSoft uses BI Publisher Report Categories to control if a user has access to run any specific BI Publisher report. This access controls whether a user can run a report and if they can even see the report definition.
PeopleTools Tech Tips will be at PeopleSoft ReConnect at Blueprint 4D in Dallas, Texas, USA from May 8 to 11.
BI Publisher enables your system to populate data on the actual PDF form instead of creating and maintaining a separate, custom versions of that form as an RTF template. The savings in time and resources can be enormous.
BI Publisher Desktop chart wizard enables designers to quickly insert charts into RTF templates.
At design time, we don’t always know how many rows and columns a table will have, nor what their labels will be. Pivot Tables place a grid on a BI Publisher report that is data dependent.
Running a BI Publisher report in batch doesn’t mean it has to use PSQuery as a data source. As per MOS (Doc ID 962712.1), an XML File is the most efficient way to feed the report data.
Bursting BI Publisher reports breaks up a single report into multiple output files. Every time the value changes in a specific designated field, a new document is generated.
Learn the basics of creating a BI Pub report for PeopleSoft