ODI - Size Build for several types of plan

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• Maximum number of user defined dimensions for Hyperion application with several types of plan

  Dear,

  I know that the maximum number of dimensions is 20 for an application and for better performance, we shouldn't have more than 12 years, but if we plan different types? I found the below in the psb user guide:

  "Applications are supported up to 20 dimensions. However, optimal performance, not more than 12 dimensions must be attributed to each Type of Plan. »

  I have therefore 20 dimensions by plan type, or application? and that optimal performance it should be 12 dimensions by plan type, not by the application?

  Any advice, please?

  Thank you

  Hello

  The limit is for a planning application for a type of plan... You can add dimension to choose to exist for a type of plan in particular.

  All members of custom dimension that there will be for only this type of regime...

  Kind regards

  Sourabh

• Security filters for the Types of Plan of ASO in 11.1.2.3

  
  All,

  My understanding of security filters for the Types of Plan of ASO in 11.1.2.3, is that they are not as robust as Types of Plan of traditional BSO are. Is this true? If so, can I restrict access to users who are assigned to the ASO Plan Type to display only and read/write on the private accounts and entities (for example)?

  Thanks in advance.

  The limitation that you refer is a bit confusing.  In summary, the planning will not create Essbase security filters on a data base of the ASO.  However, this does NOT mean that you will not have security on the Type of Plan of ASO.  Instead, it depends on which tool you are using to access the Type of Plan of ASO.

  If you want to connect to the ASO Plan type planning or tool (e.g., EN) with a connection to planning, you'll be fine.  The planning gets its security filters Essbase security information.  It gets its information from the relational repository security.  So the planning and the EN (with a connection to planning) are supported.  Security works as you would expect, even for the Type of Plan of ASO.

  If you want to connect on the type of Plan of ASO with something that requires a * Essbase * (not planning) connection, it only is not supported out-of-the-box, because planning will not create filters on the ASO cube (at least not yet in this version).  However, there is nothing that prevents you from creating filters on your own.  I usually manage all of my safety in an Excel/VBA model that allows me to export/import the Essbase security planning and.  This allows me to apply specific to Essbase filters after a refresh (by importing the custom filters via MaxL).

  So the question is... what tool you will use to access the Type of Plan of ASO?  If you use a connection of planning, you're good.  If you use a connection of Essbase, should be a personalized approach.

  Hope this helps,

  -Jake

• ODI - Size Build - is - this sort take account of case?

  Hello

  We do a build size against a SQL Server of the accounts dimension view.  Our source table includes:

  Parent: ASSETS

  Alias: assets

  We have a problem we want to use the tiny ' assets under the alias but name it ' he won't because he thinks it's the same as the uppercase "ASSETS".   So we in the logic of the SQL code to change the name of the Member to the alias name, if both are equal regardless of case.  So, he built the Member as "assets".  The problem is when he tries to build his children, it fails.  The threshold will not be loaded as he seeks 'ASSETS', even if 'Assets' exists in outline.  The funny thing is, if I run again, it loads all the children of 'Assets' very well.  It's right on the first attempt.  Is it possible to change the KM or say the intention to ignore case.  Or is it not a matter of case?   When we remove the logic to use the alias instead of the member name name, it loads with zero errors.  However, it is "ACTIVE" and in reports they do not want it to be all uppercase as it looks terrible...   Any ideas?

  Parent, child, Alias, Agg, storage, Type

  ACTIVE, A-123456, assets, +, Store, has

  Yes it is possible and I answered.

  See you soon

  John

  http://John-Goodwin.blogspot.com/

• JavaScript for several types of checkbox

  Help please! I used the JavaScript below (with success) to count a number of boxes in my paper that were appointed AM1.1, AM1.2, AM1.3, etc., but now I'm counting several checkboxes in the same way but two different lists. Thus, for example, I want the javascript code to count AM1.1, AM1.2, AM1.3, etc. AND County PM1.1, PM1.2, PM1.3, etc. until a value added. I can't understand how to add the lines necessary for this script to add the two groups of fields. Any advice?

  The script that I am currently using with success a little as the AM1 checkboxes:

  Custom calculate script

  (function () {}

  Get an array of the fields bed

  var f = getField("AM1").getArray ();

  Initialize counter

  var sum = 0;

  To loop through the fields and update counter

  for (var i = 0; i < fa.length; i += 1) {}

  Sum += fa [i] .value! == "Off"? 1: 0;

  }

  Set the value of this field to the amount

  Event.Value = sum;

  })();

  In my test file that works, the AM and PM boxes have an export value of 'yes '.

  In my case, they are called "AM1.0", "AM1.1", "AM1.2" etc. and "MP1, 0 ', 'PM1.1', 'PM1.2', etc..

  Also, here's the cleaned a little script:

  Custom calculate script

  Get an array of the fields bed
  var f = getField("AM1").getArray ();
  var FP = getField("PM1").getArray ();

  Initialize counter
  var sum1 = 0;

  To loop through the fields and update counter
  for (var i = 0; i)< fa.length;="" i="" +="1)">
  sum1 += f [i] .value! == "Off"? 1: 0;
  }

  var sum2 = 0;
  To loop through the fields and update counter
  for (var i = 0; i)< fp.length;="" i="" +="1)">
  sum2 = PS [i] .value! == "Off"? 1: 0;
  }

  Set the value of this field to the amount
  Event.Value = sum1 + sum2;

  Check the names of all the boxes.

  In addition, open the JavaScript Console and see if an error message appears, it can help pinpoint the problem. If there is an error message, post it here.

  If it still does not, have your zip code here and I'll try to help.

• No. counterpart. types of Plan in HP

  Hi Expert,
  
  I would like to know if there are any rules or guidelines to decide in what circumstances, we must structure separate plan types in an application of HP?
  
  I understand a typical rule would be if separate dimensions are needed for the different set of data, then may need separate plan types, but want to deepen the following situations:
  
  Situation 1:
  
  Say for 1 set of data (say, A data set), we need dimension 1, 2
  For another set of date (i.e. the data set B), we need 3 dimensional
  
  For the two set of data, there are 5 other common dimensions that are required both by
  
  We face with only 1 plan installation type option is and the members of the configuration of dimension 1 and 3 in the same dimension, webform control for A data set, select dimension tree 1 and the data set B, select a rating of 3.
  
  Or we in place 2 types of plan.
  
  You want to check what are the factors we have to consider the possibility to separate the type of plan or not?
  
  Situation 2:
  
  We have 2 groups of data, both groups require the same set of dimension. But we expect that the volumn of the two groups would be big enough and although their dimensionality is the same, but the 2 groups of data are independent of each other.
  
  We wonder if we should divide it into 2 types of plan, to avoid any performance issues, when more data are entered?
  
  Say that we have about 11/12 dimensions, in which the account dimension (which is dense), have about 500-700 for each group, then 4-5 dimensions will be approximately 500-1000 members each and you want to store about 5-7 years of data, in combination with about 20 scenarios/versions. Is - this large enough to justify / better to have separate plan types?
  
  Want to know, what would be the limit / no. threshold. dimensions / members to decide to have 1 or more types of plan? or what other considerations?
  
  Thanks in advance!

  Hello

  I took the content slot of OTN. Please understand your condition properly, based on which defines the types of Plan.

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  A few points of clarification:

  I saw a good number of customers use several types of plan, when it probably wasn't necessary. For example, I had a client create three types of plan which were identical, except for the entity dimension. They are trying to reach some type of workflow/approvals from the data of a plan type to another... all this because they did not know about the features in Hyperion Planning approvals. Cosolidated their application to a type of unique plan and they saved us much maintenance and worsening.

  As a general rule, you break an application in several types of plan due to one of two reasons:
  (1) you have the granularity of the data significantly different between the two databases.
  (2) you have a domain differs between the two databases.

  Workforce planning is a good example of the point #1. PAM includes data at the granular level employee, is not your typical P & L cube case. If you already have a cube of P & L type, and you want employee-level details, it makes sense to create a separate plan type.

  Another example of the point #1 can be real data vs data Plan. I had clients who wanted to analyze their actual data at very granular GLG, but they have planned at a much higher level in the account structure. When executing the planning business rules, you want your blocks Essbase dragging around all these GL accounts granular you will never use as part of a Plan? N ° it therefore makes sense to break out in a different plan type.

  Example # 2 can be P & L data vs data of balance sheet. While many people can and do not put these accounts all in the kind of dieting, it can sometimes be more effective to get out them. (Thus reducing the size of the global block of each database.)

  One last point... you CAN add strength and CapEx to your plan types existing once they have been created/made. However adding additional map types (except enrolment or Capex) would require recreate you the app.
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  Hope the above examples helps you to understand the concept and define your types of plan...

  Thank you

• Not available in the Type 3 Plan attribute

  Hi all

  I use EMP 11.1.2.4. When I run the application studio financial statement, I can see my attribute fades in the Plan Type 1 but not in the Plan Type 3. That is, if I have a link and develop a report against the foreground Type 1 can drag and drop my attributes in the lines, columns, etc. However, when I link the report against the Plan Type 3, I'm more able to see the attribute fades as a selection available for drag and rop in lines, columns, etc.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Can you confirm that the DB Fr for Plan type 3 connection is not a planning connection? If there is a link to planning, you will not be able to see the size of the attribute that those are exposed through an DB EN Essbsase connection.

  Of course, the assumption is that the dimension that has the size of the attribute is valid for the type of Plan 3

• Hyperion Planning 11.1.2.1 Custom Types Dimensions/Plan

  I was hoping to get some expertise on an issue I have with Hyperion Planning. We are currently working on the 11.1.2.1 environment and we have 2 types of active plan implemented;

  Plan Type A - dimension of active channel (Custom)

  Plan B - channel (Custom) inactive dimension Type

  For the channel size, is it possible to transform the Plan Type B as a valid plan type in 11.1.2.1? I didn't know if it could only be configured on the creation of the application or not.

  If we activate the dimension for the type of plan, I understand this will cause a number of issues, for example to set the POV for all Web/reports/Scripts for Plan Type b Forms. We are just assessment of the impact, have previously, anyone had any experience of this?

  Thank you very much for your help!

  For the application of EPMA you doing the same thing of EPMA, change the properties of dimension and deploy the application, here is the link:

  Changing property values

  See you soon... !!

  Rahul S.

• Is it possible to migrate an application and drop one of the three types of plans?

  Migrating applications is 11.1.1.3 to 11.1.2.2.300.  Try to migrate an application and a company wants to only 2 of the 3 types of regime to be brought back.  Is there a way to do this?  Or to remove or hide the type of 11.1.2.2.300 if all 3 are migrated on?

  Here is what has been tried, but he cuased a problem in the DB:

  • Migrate an existing application that originally had 3 types of plan. Plan dropped type 1 and kept plan types 2 and 3
  • Created 2 types of plan when creating the application in 11.1.2.2
  • Initially built the contour using 11.1.1.3 LCM export dimensions and had to modify the XML to import. Edited plan 2 and made this plan type 1. Edited plan 3 and made this plan type 2. Had problems with the LCM/xml and finally finished by using the extractor contour and loading by using the outlineload utility. Dimensions are now based.
  • Initially, wrong Bishop Calc. To change the value of the hsp_systemcfg for the type of plan table = 2 instead of 3 as it was in the table.
  • Calc Mgr shows that type of plan 2 and no plan to type 1.

  Any ideas?

  Probably the best way to rebuild the application and then reload the hierarchies or hack files XML of LCM, if 11.1.2.3 then you would be able to create/delete plan types.

  See you soon

  John

  http://John-Goodwin.blogspot.com/

• Design for speed: types BINARY_FLOAT vs NUMBER vs VARCHAR

  We have a database which consists almost exclusively of whole numbers. All (except the identity columns) have less than 1,000 values and all are positive.
  
  Throughout the day, many people bite with queries and never modify the data. The output is often floating point, but we do not need more than 2 or 3 decimal places of precision - a lot of it is average, quartiles, correlation, etc. - basic stats.
  
  I'm not worried at all about the speed of INSERT/update - data set are changed only once a week on weekends, and could take 48 hours for what is important to us (it takes less than 30 minutes at the moment).
  
  So, what are the best types of data to use for columns?
  
  In general:
  
  (1) for integers, is faster BINARY_FLOAT or NUMBER types (3)? I read that the types BINARY_FLOAT is faster than NUMBER because the CPU can run directly on it. The loss of precision is not important in our case.
  
  (2) our identity columns (user ID) are 10-digit numbers - the numeric value is used only for the PK/FK relationship. Is faster BINARY_FLOAT, NUMBER types (10) or VARCHAR2 (10)?
  
  (3) we also have a bunch of lookup columns for descriptions 2-digit numbers, strings, etc. BINARY_FLOAT, NUMBER types (2) or VARCHAR (2)?
  
  I guess that "smaller storage in the comic book" essentially equals faster, because more of the DB should be stored in the memory cache.
  
  Thank you, brain trust!

  See the first response to this link so that Tom Kyte says about using vs PLS_INTEGER NUMBER PL_SQL. It the measure as an important place. And it's strictly in the PL/SQL engine and memory storage. So for handling and external storage it will probably not even measurable.

  http://asktom.Oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:0:P11_QUESTION_ID:5340131040835

  Here is what Tom Kyte says about storage
  http://asktom.Oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:0:P11_QUESTION_ID:4246401300346330419

  >
  virtually all of the data is stored in a mode 'string like. '

  A string will be an indicator of null, a length byte or bytes (characters of <=250 characters="" -="" 1="" byte,="">250-2 bytes), followed by the data.

  A number will have a null flag/length byte (numbers are length 0.22 bytes) followed by the variable amount of data.

  A binary_float kinds consumes 5 bytes - a null flag/length byte followed by 4-byte floating point data of the main.

  A binary_double will consume 9 bytes - leading indicator/length zero followed by 8 bytes of floating point data.
  >

  Here is a test code that will show you the requirements of physical storage for several types.

  CREATE TABLE SCOTT.NUMBER_TEST1
  (
    B_FLOAT        BINARY_FLOAT,
    NUM10          NUMBER(10),
    VARCHAR2_10    VARCHAR2(10 BYTE),
    PLAIN_INT      INTEGER,
    SMALL_INT      INTEGER,
    PLAIN_DECIMAL  INTEGER
  )
  
  insert into number_test1 values (1,1,'1', 1,1,1)
  
  insert into number_test1 values (1000,1000,1000,1000,1000,1000)
  
  insert into number_test1 values (999, 999,999,999,999,999)
  
  select 'Float', b_float, dump(b_float) dump_float
  from number_test1
  union
  select 'Num10', num10, dump(num10) dump_num10
  from number_test1
  union
  select 'Varchar2_10', to_number(varchar2_10), dump (varchar2_10) dump_varchar2_10
  from number_test1
  union
  select 'Int', plain_int, dump (plain_int) dump_int
  from number_test1
  union
  select 'SmallInt', small_int, dump (small_int) dump_small_int
  from number_test1
  union
  select 'Decimal', plain_decimal, dump (plain_decimal) dump_decimal
  from number_test1
  
  Decimal     1     Typ=2 Len=2: 193,2
  Decimal     999     Typ=2 Len=3: 194,10,100
  Decimal     1000     Typ=2 Len=2: 194,11
  Float     1     Typ=100 Len=4: 191,128,0,0
  Float     999     Typ=100 Len=4: 196,121,192,0
  Float     1000     Typ=100 Len=4: 196,122,0,0
  Int     1     Typ=2 Len=2: 193,2
  Int     999     Typ=2 Len=3: 194,10,100
  Int     1000     Typ=2 Len=2: 194,11
  Num10     1     Typ=2 Len=2: 193,2
  Num10     999     Typ=2 Len=3: 194,10,100
  Num10     1000     Typ=2 Len=2: 194,11
  SmallInt     1     Typ=2 Len=2: 193,2
  SmallInt     999     Typ=2 Len=3: 194,10,100
  SmallInt     1000     Typ=2 Len=2: 194,11
  Varchar2_10     1     Typ=1 Len=1: 49
  Varchar2_10     999     Typ=1 Len=3: 57,57,57
  Varchar2_10     1000     Typ=1 Len=4: 49,48,48,48
  

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