check in other BO server if you have .prm file under the legacy folder?if yes copy from there and paste in the legacy folder and change the format and see.
or copy the sqlsrv.prm from QT to the Legacy folder and change the format.
check in other BO server if you have .prm file under the legacy folder?if yes copy from there and paste in the legacy folder and change the format and see.
or copy the sqlsrv.prm from QT to the Legacy folder and change the format.
Are you talking about the below syntax:
Use AdventureWorks
Exec Sptest2mystoredproc @prompt('@MyCustomerTYPE','A',Mono,Free)
have a look at the below document talking about using free hand sql:
Web Intelligence Free Hand SQL (FHSQL)/Stored Procedures in BI4.1 SP06
Also have a look at this SAP note as well:
No one can tell you what is right for you or your organzation.
It all depends on the company needs, what they already have implemented, etc.
Also, this question is better served being in the BI Platform area and not the Web Intelligence area.
Thanks. This worked perfectly.
Hello Sithara,
Glad it worked you should have marked answer correct rather assumed if it worked out for you
I have deleted the duplicate tabs and then saved the report. Open it in modify mode and it worked for us. able to see all the report tabs.
Thanks,
Satya
Just to add the last two columns are measures and of you see they are aggregated in the result set based on common keys in Table 1 and Table 2.
I too am receiving this with the same scenario.
Have you found a resolution?
Could you explain the DB calculation?
Thanks.
As far as I know there is no direct way to check which object of the universe are being used. You might need to look at the below thread:
I have a large report in WEBI. It is a large report that lists the late invoices by associated agent. Is there a way to create separate tabs by agent so that each agent gets a tab of their own?
I have shown the tabs that I am envisioning.
Please let me know.
You have to create manually for each agent.rename the tab name and add the agent filter in each tab.
other option is create section on the Agent.in the same tab you will get the agent values in separate table.
Thanks for the quick reply.
Sithara
I have a sales report that I deliver manually every Monday, it captures the previous weeks sales data. Our business week runs from Saturday to Friday.
So to calculate work week I have the following formula.
=Week(RelativeDate([Date Proposal Sent];+2))
I would like to have a cell that shows the previous weeks data. So if the report is sent out on Monday it shows the previous weeks data in this cell (2 Saturdays ago to the previous Friday)
How can I best achieve this?
Hi All,
I have some Publications that i run currently for a City in a folder. I need to place the same publication in a different folder and with different city filter.
Approach 1:
I thought of a approach like creating a Folder and copy+paste the publication in to the new folder. Then going inside each publication and change the filter value. This didnt work since only the publication moved but Recurring instance in it didnt move.
Approach 2:
I migrated some of the publication from the original folder to other environment. Created a New folder and moved the publication in to it. Renamed the publication. Then again migrated back to the source environment. Doing this the publication is moved but the original publication in the source folder disappeared.
Do any one have any suggestion of copying the publication with instance so that i am not recreating all the recurring instance?
Thanks,
Vivek
=Sum([Measue Object) Where ([Date Proposal Sent] Between (RelativeDate(CurrentDate();-3);RelativeDate(CurrentDate();-9)))
if you will run on monday then you will get the data from last to last Saturday to Last Friday.
just recheck you will get the correct dates with these.
=RelativeDate(CurrentDate();-3)
RelativeDate(CurrentDate();-9)
i would prefer first option.it's bit easy compare to move in other env and change it and again move it.
If everything already defined in the existing publication like format,destination then it's easy to update the filter and create recurring job again.
Hi Amit,
But when i copy the Publications, Recurring instance were not copied. Only the publications was copied.
I think that is as per product design.I have tested but same thing instance will not be copied.
You need to recreate the instance.
Hi all,
I'm struggling with a calculation within Web Intelligence. My use case is that I want to display what is the volume of customer sales but only for the customer with the lowest average price. Customer is not part of the table (or bar chart) as I want to only display this at Country level. Let me give you an example:
Country | Customer | Lowest Price | Sales Volume |
---|---|---|---|
Netherlands | ABC_NL | 8 | 0 |
Netherlands | XYZ_NL | 7.50 | 1000 |
Belgium | BE_123 | 12.50 | 5000 |
Belgium | BE_456 | 10 | 10000 |
I have two countries and the Lowest Price is calculated using the following formula: =Min([Price] ForEach ([Customer])). The Sales Volume is calulated is a similar way. This result in both the min lowest price and min sales volume.
Country | Lowest Price | Sales Volume |
---|---|---|
Netherlands | 7.50 | 0 |
Belgium | 10 | 5000 |
However I need to display the sales volume for the customer that has the min lowest price. This would result in the following table:
Country | Lowest Price | Sales Volume |
---|---|---|
Netherlands | 7.50 | 1000 |
Belgium | 10 | 10000 |
Which formula can I use to display the correct value in the Sales Volume column? The difficulty is the fact that I want to filter the sales volume column on that customer that has the min lowest price.
Would be great if somebody can help me with this one! Looking forward to your solutions!
With kind regards,
Martijn van Foeken
Try and see if this works:
=([Sales Vol]) Where([Lowest Price]=Min([Lowest Price] ForEach([Customer]))) In ([Country])