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Query to get fetch Archived Transaction Summary data

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Saher
Saher Rank 4 - Community Specialist

Hi Expert,

Does anyone have a query to fetch the Archived Transaction Summary data?

I would really appreciate it if you could share a BI query here.

Thank you in advance.

BR,

Saher

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  • Nathan CCC
    Nathan CCC Rank 7 - Analytics Coach

    Hi, Have a go at a query from "Human Capital Management - Approval Notification Archive Real Time"

  • Saher
    Saher Rank 4 - Community Specialist

    Hi @Nathan CCC

    Thanks for your reply.

    I'm looking BI QUery, which I want to adjust in my SQL query.

    Do you have SQL Query?

    Thanks

  • Nathan CCC
    Nathan CCC Rank 7 - Analytics Coach
    edited September 2024

    Hi, Yes that is already a SQL query in BI. So you can build your SQL query. Decide what columns you need.

    select all 0 s_0 #, … add cols here
    , "Facts - Approval Notification"."Count of Tasks" as s
    from "Human Capital Management - Approval Notification Archive Real Time"
    fetch first 7 rows only

    A query from a subject area is SQL (also known as a logical SQL). A query from the application database tables and views is SQL (also known as physical SQL). Both types of SQL can be used in a data model in a report in OTBI depending on which of the 4 data sources you select in your data set.

    As a good practice if you can answer your question using a SQL query from the subject areas then that is the better option. But on page manage sessions you can always view log if you want to understand what physical query(s) the system generated for your selected logical query from a subject area.

    To view log for your logical SQL on page /analytics/saw.dll?issuerawsql then ask your bi administrator to use page manage privileges /analytics/saw.dll?PrivilegeAdmin to grant your user or a role your user has or inherit privileges issue SQL directly and manage sessions.