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@skull Happy to help, And good to see you are serious about learning to master OBIEE. Do not hesitate to ask any questions you might have.
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Do not hesitate to ask any questions you might have.
Definitely :-) Thanks for offering your help.
So I was able to create an alias (so now 2 aliases for 1 table). I also had to add a filter for proj_ind = 0, which I was able to add it in the BMM layer, under the Logical Table -> Sources -> Properties -> Content tab -> WHERE filter to limit rows. Is that the right place?
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Yes, that is the right place.
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Thanks @Robert Angel for confirming.
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You are most welcome!
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Yes, BMM is where (business) rules typically will be enforced.
Be aware though in the BMM you should model a star model (Facts and Dimensions).
Although there seem to be no real facts (measures) in the example above, you should plan ahead what measures you are planning to create analyses for, like maybe hours spent per work order, Total Hours spent per project etc in your example. Does what you are doing now fit into that bigger picture?
Depending on the physical data model the data is in there can be different approaches on how you would set up your BMM Layer. (Like: are there aggregates, is the data hierarchical etc)
The real power of OBIEE can be tapped when you invest in building a good model and it will bite you if you don't
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Amen. Disregard how a tool works and is built on pain of problems, performance issues and generally unacceptable results for the end client.
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