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Last week details in OBIEE 11g

961614

Hi All,

I am trying to create last week details report. I am able to get the required details by using below condition, but I have created presentation variable called "pd" and how to pass that variable.

"Times"."DATEMAKE" >=TIMESTAMPADD(SQL_TSI_WEEK,-1,CURRENT_DATE)

Kindly help how to call variable in above condition.

If user select any date, it should fetch last week complete data.

Thanks,

Ramesh

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FTisiot

If I understand you correctly you want to show the data of the week before the selected date? what about?

"Times"."DATEMAKE" >=TIMESTAMPADD(SQL_TSI_WEEK,-1,cast('@{pv}{17/07/2017' as date))

961614

Hi,

My requirement is, If I select any date in the calendar, it should fetch 7(one Week) days back data from selected date.

For example If I select 8-JUL-2017, the report should show from 1st July To 8th July.

The below condition providing 7 days back data and up to current data.

"Times"."DATEMAKE" >=TIMESTAMPADD(SQL_TSI_WEEK,-1,@{pd}{CURRENT_DATE})

result showing before 13th July and after 13th July data also.

Without Dashboard prompt it is giving correct output.

Thanks,

Ramesh

FTisiot

The problem is that you are missing part of the filter

"Times"."DATEMAKE" >=TIMESTAMPADD(SQL_TSI_WEEK,-1,cast('@{pv}{17/07/2017' as date))

will filter from 7 days before the selected date

you need to also add another where condition like

"Times"."DATEMAKE" <cast('@{pv}{17/07/2017' as date)

961614

Thanks for your help.

Almost it reached, but it is showing only 6 days data.

Thanks,

Ramesh

FTisiot

What date did you choose?

If you choose 13-07-2017 it should show dates between 06-07-2017 and 12-07-2017 with the filter

"Times"."DATEMAKE" >=TIMESTAMPADD(SQL_TSI_WEEK,-1,cast('@{pv}{17/07/2017' as date)) and "Times"."DATEMAKE" <cast('@{pv}{17/07/2017' as date)

BTW marking the replies as helpful or correct will help others with the same problem

961614

thanks for your support

FTisiot

Glad it solved! You should now mark the thread as answered since as of now still appears as Not Answered.