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Too slow Christian Still discovering places for dinner?
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Hi Robert, You can manage the case as the presentation variable has a value if "all records" is selected (can't remember exactly if it's "all values" or something else, just display its value and you get it). So by adding a piece of logic you can end up with something like : 1 = 1 (if all values selected) or your condition…
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Have a look at the option Andrew posted, it's a good combination with a prompt to set the values faster .... And just open a new thread for your future coming questions
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Ok, that's a lot more clear So, the answer is now: sorry, no, the tool doesn't provide that functionality ... You can of course ask Oracle to develop that kind of feature if you want. The options you can try are prompts and use the "is prompted" as Christian posted. If you add it as an inline prompt you will be asked for…
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Hi, Take the last backup you did of your catalog and restore the folder by copying it back (also take the .atr file with the same name as the folder located just next to it). If you don't have backups .... why? I guess this is a good motivation to invest 2h of time to setup daily / weekly backups of your OBIEE environment.
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Hi, Perm77 wrote:...when creating Analysis from Subject Areas, I like to design one report to serve many purposes. ...one was able to check and uncheck multiple conditions and save in report. For the first one I would just say it can go badly if you end up with a single analysis with 40 columns and trying to make it all…
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% is the modulo operation, if you look in the formula editor into the math functions area you find the "mod" function doing the same ... TIMESTAMPADD(SQL_TSI_DAY, MOD(DAYOFWEEK("Time"."T00 Calendar Date"), 7) * -1,"Time"."T00 Calendar Date") DAYOFWEEK return you the day number in the week (1= Sunday, 7 = Saturday). If it…
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Hi, Did you try to do it by yourself? Because the post you link give most of the things you will need ... Based on your example, assuming you want to calculate value of Column B based on value of Column A you are looking to get the date of the last Saturday before the date (or the date itself if it's a Saturday).
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Well, if you don't change the analysis itself, you don't change OBIEE version and the query change then there aren't 10 places where to look for... 525401 wrote:....I don't believe they changed anything major. ... Never supposed that, mainly if you aren't part of the dev team doing the job Many things can change the way a…
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Just to add that the RPD is interesting but the front-end elements are also extremely helpful, many analysis and pieces of code you can just copy/paste. Sample App must be mandatory to have for any OBIEE developer ... And .... it's free!
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Can't you just post a picture or something showing what you are looking for ? Because I can't really imagine how a list of 20-30 dashboard can be horizontal in a menu ... (and I don't really remember how 10g looked like as it was so long time ago)
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It's not important what it is or why it is, but a column without aggregation rule is not supposed to be into a (logical) fact table. That's why it becomes a degenerated dimension. So you add a new logical table to your business model, you add the columns of your logical fact without aggregation (so using the same physical…
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Hi, You model it as a degenerated dimensions and then you set the content level to tell OBIEE how to manage it with the 2nd fact not having it as a dimension (the standard way of configuring conformed and not conformed dimensions in a model). Your fact tables must contain only aggregated columns.
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525401 wrote:... I've never had to do this in the past with previous versions of this rpd. Does it mean you did an update / upgrade and now it is generating the queries in a different way? What version are you using and what version was the "past" ?
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Hi, The easier way, as you also want to change the domain, would probably be a proxy server in front of it. So a standard webserver (Apache, Nginx etc.) listening on port 80 (standard http:// ) for reports.comcast.com and forwarding the request to your OBIEE server.
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Another options, maybe a bit simpler and also faster ... DB1.dbo.FileB.ID = DB1.dbo.FileA.ID AND ( DB1.dbo.FileB.Type = 'XXX' AND DB1.dbo.FileA.Status = 'Active' AND DB1.dbo.FileB.Start-Date >= DB1.dbo.FileA.Start-Date AND DB1.dbo.FileB.End-Date <= DB1.dbo.FileA.End-Date ) OR ( DB1.dbo.FileB.Type <> 'XXX' OR…
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You can try something like that (quickly done, so double check the logic ...): DB1.dbo.FileB.ID = DB1.dbo.FileA.ID AND CASE WHEN DB1.dbo.FileB.Type = 'XXX' and DB1.dbo.FileA.Status = 'Active' THEN DB1.dbo.FileB.Start-Date ELSE DB1.dbo.FileA.Start-Date END >= DB1.dbo.FileA.Start-Date AND CASE WHEN DB1.dbo.FileB.Type = 'XXX'…
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Well, your CASE WHEN doesn't really make sense from a SQL point of view ... In a SQL query you can't write that kind of CASE WHEN, the THEN condition (and the ELSE) can't contain the = condition but it must return a column and you put the = after the CASE WHEN ... END. You must rewrite your CASE WHEN in a different way,…
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Not a simple checkbox allow you to define that kind of condition in the prompt, but you can easily setup a display condition on the section(s) of your page showing your analysis only if 3 or more values are selected. 1) You create you prompt without any special setting 2) You create an analysis containing only the column…
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Hi Jerry, Yes you can use a CASE in a physical join. But you have to go into the Expression Builder as you don't have a special button like in 10g to create a complex join vs. a normal join, so OBIEE automatically makes it complex if required and it will decide based on the condition you write into the field inside the…