Hi All,
In OBIEE is there a way where I can show the total row count after running the analysis. .
Thanks.
Hello,
Are you interested only in knowing the rowcount, or do you need it displayed in the report? There are ways to do both.
Knowing the rowcount
Displaying the total (client) rowcount in the results
There are a few ways to do this, but an easy one is to add a column with this formula:
MAX(RSUM(1))
That will result in results like this:
You can then hide that RowCount column in your main view and use it in a Narrative view, for example, to show total rows at the top of the report.
Hope that helps.
Thank You, I need to display the row count in the results. It worked.
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