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Can we create Inventory transaction costs report?

Can we create Inventory transaction costs report using two subject areas Inventory Transactions real time & Costing standard cost time?
Item Name Transaction Date Inventory Organization Name Transaction Action Description Item Description Transaction Source Reference Transaction Quantity Transaction Type Created By Transaction Reference ; I need here active standard cost of an item too.
Thanks,
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Please check if below helps:
Check below MOS for more details on cross SA reports:
Fusion Applications OTBI: Guidelines for creating cross subject area analyses in Oracle Transactional BI (Doc ID 1567672.1)
Thanks.
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I don't know about those specific Subject areas however the general rule of cross subject area queries is to include a common dimension element to effectively do the join
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Thank you Mandeep; It looks I dont have access to open it.
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Thank you Richard, here I am confused with what exactly dimension element?
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Hi,
You can check about the dimension elements from MOS note which I mentioned in my post. For other one customer connect, create an account on customer connect and provide CSI of your customer and you should be able to access.
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Hi @User_X33RN,
Please find below the Best practices that need to be considered while developing a report using more than one subject areas.
- You should have common dimension in the subject areas used in the report.
- Add at least one Measure/Fact/Metric from each subject area on the report.
- Click on the Advance tab of the Analysis report --> Scroll down till you see Advance SQL clause --> Check the Dimensionality check box --> click on Apply SQL button.
- Go to the Results tab and test the results.
Additional things that need to be considered:
- You also need to consider the lowest grain at which the Subject Areas built.
- More them one subject area reports are complex reports, apply proper filters on the report.
- How to debug the issue:
- create a simple report with one subject area, remember to add as many dimension columns from first SA and add at least one measure. Apply filters.
- Add second subject area add required dimension columns and don't forget to add measure.
(These Guidelines Apply to current FA/OTBI Custom Analysis requirements.)
Please follow cross subject area guidelines as documented in : Creating and Administering Analytics and Reports > How Data Is Structured for Analytics
How Data Is Structured for Analytics
Hope this help.
Cheers,
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