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Comment on Free Tableau by Josh

Josh — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 04:48:05 +0000

Wow. I’ve never been such a large part of something before!!!

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Comment on Time Out – Tune the Project by Josh

Josh — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 06:44:02 +0000

“it’s is fault”.. hahahha, classic. and damn straight it is. Try telling that to his boss though. “It’s your system, these issues should not be happening”. I’d be retired if I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard that.

Comment on Intelligence Server SDK startup kit by sorin.suciu

sorin.suciu — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 08:10:23 +0000

Grazie Davide
It means a lot!

You can find more at http://microstrategyblog.com/2009/08/is-sdk-kit-part-2/ and http://microstrategyblog.com/2009/11/is-sdk-kit-part-3/

Also, you may want to play around with http://microstrategyblog.com/2010/02/metadata-browser-v2-0/

Ciao!
Sorin

Comment on Intelligence Server SDK startup kit by Davide Moraschi

Davide Moraschi — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 08:03:50 +0000

Please count myself among the guys whose curiosity for Intelligence Server SDK increased. Your article is very very good. Thanks for the effort: looking forward to read more.

Comment on Community by Trinanjan Bhanja

Trinanjan Bhanja — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 13:44:12 +0000

Hi,

Whenever I design a prompt on a composite attribute, the attribute names are not displayed in Microstrategy Web. The same are however shown correctly when the said prompt is displayed in Microstrategy Desktop.

The full forum topic with screenshots:

https://resource.microstrategy.com/forum/ReplyListPage.aspx?id=5652

Could someone explain how to fix this issue in depth?

Thanks in advance.

Comment on Remove from Grid/Report by sorin.suciu

sorin.suciu — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 08:37:45 +0000

Precisely Thank you for the excellent example!

This is the case described in the last paragraph.
Whenever an object is placed in the Report Objects section, that object will appear in the SQL. Depending on why this is done (intention/neglectfulness) this can be either good or bad.

Comment on Remove from Grid/Report by Madhavi Gadamsetty

Madhavi Gadamsetty — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 08:23:20 +0000

Ran across a situation where adding the atribute in the report Object, but not in the grid made a difference in the SQL generation and the way the data is pulled. Below are the SQLs generated by Microstrategy with and without having the attribute selected

With attribute (Order Date) as a report object: (generates correct SQL)
select a11.ORDR_TYP ORDR_TYP,
CASE WHEN date(a11.RESUBMIT_DT_TIME) – a11.ORDR_DT >0 THEN Date(a11.RESUBMIT_DT_TIME) ELSE a11.ORDR_DT END ORDR_DT,
a12.CUST_KEY CUST_KEY,
count(a11.CERT_ORDR_HDR_KEY) FARR
from DSAPP_LT.V_FARR_CERT_ORDR a11
join DSAPP_LT.FT_FARR_CURR a12
on (a11.CERT_ORDR_HDR_KEY = a12.CERT_ORDR_HDR_KEY)
join DSAPP_LT.VCDT_DT_TM a13
on (a12.DT_TM_KEY = a13.DT_TM_KEY)
join DSAPP_LT.V_MTH a14
on (a13.MTH_KEY = a14.MTH_KEY)
where (a13.MTH_KEY in (720)
and (CASE WHEN Month(CASE WHEN date(a11.RESUBMIT_DT_TIME) – a11.ORDR_DT >0 THEN Date(a11.RESUBMIT_DT_TIME) ELSE a11.ORDR_DT END) 0 THEN Date(a11.RESUBMIT_DT_TIME) ELSE a11.ORDR_DT END) ELSE trim(CHAR(Month(CASE WHEN date(a11.RESUBMIT_DT_TIME) – a11.ORDR_DT >0 THEN Date(a11.RESUBMIT_DT_TIME) ELSE a11.ORDR_DT END))) END || Year(CASE WHEN date(a11.RESUBMIT_DT_TIME) – a11.ORDR_DT >0 THEN Date(a11.RESUBMIT_DT_TIME) ELSE a11.ORDR_DT END)) = (a14.MTH_OF_YR_ID)
and a11.ORDR_TYP in (‘FARR’, ‘FORB’, ‘ORES’, ‘SPLD’)
and a11.ORDR_TYP = ‘FARR’)
group by a11.ORDR_TYP,
a11.ORDR_DT, a11.RESUBMIT_DT_TIME,
a12.CUST_KEY

Without attribute (Order Date) as a report object: (generates incorrect SQL and data)
select a11.ORDR_TYP ORDR_TYP
a12.CUST_KEY CUST_KEY,
count(a11.CERT_ORDR_HDR_KEY) FARR
from DSAPP_LT.V_FARR_CERT_ORDR a11
join DSAPP_LT.FT_FARR_CURR a12
on (a11.CERT_ORDR_HDR_KEY = a12.CERT_ORDR_HDR_KEY)
join DSAPP_LT.VCDT_DT_TM a13
on (a12.DT_TM_KEY = a13.DT_TM_KEY)
where (exists (select *
from DSAPP_LT.V_MTH s21
join DSAPP_LT.VCDT_DT_TM s22
on (s21.MTH_KEY = s22.MTH_KEY)
join DSAPP_LT.FT_FARR_CURR s23
on (s22.DT_TM_KEY = s23.DT_TM_KEY)
join DSAPP_LT.V_FARR_CERT_ORDR s25
on (s23.CERT_ORDR_HDR_KEY = s25.CERT_ORDR_HDR_KEY)
where (s21.MTH_KEY in (720)
and (CASE WHEN Month(CASE WHEN date(s25.RESUBMIT_DT_TIME) – s25.ORDR_DT >0 THEN Date(s25.RESUBMIT_DT_TIME) ELSE s25.ORDR_DT END) 0 THEN Date(s25.RESUBMIT_DT_TIME) ELSE s25.ORDR_DT END) ELSE trim(CHAR(Month(CASE WHEN date(s25.RESUBMIT_DT_TIME) – s25.ORDR_DT >0 THEN Date(s25.RESUBMIT_DT_TIME) ELSE s25.ORDR_DT END))) END || Year(CASE WHEN date(s25.RESUBMIT_DT_TIME) – s25.ORDR_DT >0 THEN Date(s25.RESUBMIT_DT_TIME) ELSE s25.ORDR_DT END)) = (s21.MTH_OF_YR_ID)
and s25.ORDR_TYP in (‘FARR’, ‘FORB’, ‘ORES’, ‘SPLD’)
and s25.ORDR_TYP = ‘FARR’)
and s25.ORDR_TYP = a11.ORDR_TYP
and s21.MTH_KEY = a13.MTH_KEY))
group by a12.CUST_KEY