@Dan Vlamis thank you for the use case! We encountered a similar scenario in our team where we store a significant amount of survey data in MS Access. Our primary use is for analysis, and we prefer managing the setup independently without involving IT. MS Access serves as a convenient local database solution for us. If you…

Thanks for the idea. We previously reported a similar problem to Oracle, and they acknowledged it as a known issue, directing us to this discussion thread. I'm somewhat surprised that it hasn't been classified as a bug but rather as an enhancement request. This is because the parameter functions correctly in other Subject…

Hi Raghu, Yes! This is helpful and explains. I figured out the filter I have for the workbook cause the other suspended day not showing. Thank you so much!! Rgds, LipLooi

@Raghavendra Raghunath-Oracle Hi Raghu, The "Suspended Duration" field has been introduced in the recent R3 upgrade. Nonetheless, we've observed that the field only reflects the last instance of suspended days. If there are multiple suspended states, the days are not compounded. This doesn't appear to align with the…

Thank you for the Excel feature. We hope that prioritization will be given to include the applied filter in the exported Excel file. This is important because it aligns with the user's intention of utilizing Excel for working with the filtered data.

We also have the same requirements not to count the days during the suspension. I saw the idea is marked as planned, is there any timeline for the update?

Agree with the idea. Drill to attributes also can select the calculations that sometimes developers use to do calculations behind but are not supposed to show to the end user, it might serve no meaning to the end user. Having the capability to select only fields we want them to drill into would be ideal. Rgds, LipLooi

@Gabby Rubin-Oracle would like to know more on how to solve this using modeling. We are also having the same problem

This is a great idea! Imagine having few hundred datasets and without a way of organizing them.

Hi Alan, we do not use SQL Server. Is that the only way we can connect it to OAC?