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Oracle Cloud Bi Publisher - Print QR Code

Today we are going to see how to print QR Code in Oracle Cloud BI Publisher.

I am going to show this using dummy data.
I have created a BI Data Model using below SQL

SQL:
select
'Invoice Number: 12345' || chr(10) || 'Invoice Date: 2020-01-01' comments
from dual

Result:


BI Publisher QR Code Test

I have created a RTF template using below code to print QR Code.

<?qrcode:COMMENTS; 100?>

Below is the syntax for QR Code:

<?qrcode: <DATA>; <SIZE>[; <CHARSET>]?>
where
DATA – Data to be encoded in the QR code format.
SIZE – QR code size dimension in points(pt).
CHARSET – (Optional) Character set for encoding the data. Default is UTF8.

My DATA is present in the attribute "comments" and I have given the QR Code SIZE as 100.
I have ignored the CHARSET as it is optional.

I have attached this RTF template to a BI Report. Below is my output.


BI Publisher QR Code Output

To verify the QR Code, I have saved the QR Code as image file and uploaded it to the online site which scans QR Code. You can also scan using QR Code scanner App in mobile or laptop.

The QR Code scan output was as expected,


QR Code Scan output

With this we conclude printing QR Code in Oracle Cloud BI Publisher. Please share your feedback and questions in comments section.

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