Posted on June 15, 2009 by carpediemconsulting
There was a question asked on this post here and I thought of having another post to answers Vik’s question.
Hi carpediemconsulting
Good Artical, Thanks
We have a Similar req at my client, but little bit different.
we have a Dimension, in that we have a hierarchy H1 with Levels, Level1, Level 2 , Level 3 we are implimenting [...]
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Posted on March 5, 2009 by carpediemconsulting
Here is an interesting scenario that I came across recently. The client has 2 hierarchies based on cost centers, Management and P&L. The business push behind this was that lot of users had dual roles in terms of how they look at expenses. Both the hierarchies had cost center at the lowest level and the [...]
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Posted on January 8, 2009 by carpediemconsulting
Recently at a client site we had to connect to some tables in owned by another application and generate some reports for our OBIEE user base. We had no control over the table structures in the external application and we had to generate some time series measures. We couldn’t use the time series wizard or [...]
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Posted on November 25, 2008 by carpediemconsulting
You can use the choose statement to dynamically choose different columns in a request depending on the group a user belongs to:
Let us look at the following request:
Based on the USER logging in we need to choose different columns from the EMPLOYEE_HIER table.
We can do this using the CHOOSE function.
The first step is to create [...]
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Posted on October 5, 2008 by carpediemconsulting
The new office plug-in from Oracle for MS Office integration with OBIEE looks pretty cool on the surface. But the Power point plug-in is very rudimentary and almost not usable. Here are some major draw backs of the product from a first pass.
1) Pivot tables are not supported.
2) Formatting specified in the OBIEE reports/charts would [...]
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