Using SQLPass-Though Queries for Banner Reporting

 by Bruce Knox
  bknox @t uaex.edu  
   Oracle Database Programmer/Analyst                                                                   date last updated 05/13/2009

My favorite BannerAccess Query is Names - Active Employee.  It saves me a lot of time.

This Query includes the most frequently used Name Fields combined in a useful format.  It includes the Preferred Name and Checks PEBEMPL for Active Employees.  You may never need to code SPRIDEN_CHANGE_IND IS NULL again:)

Behind the Query:

This Query's code is bespoken.  Yep, I wrote every line from scratch.  Something I rarely do these days.  But we will come back to that later (there is a better way for getting most of your code:)

 

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mirror page http://www.uaex.edu/bknox/Summit_2003_p04.htm My favorite BannerAccess Query is Names - Active Employee.