Queries on dimension of value

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• Addition of new currency in the Dimension of value Member?

  Hi all

  I need to add a new currency in my dimension of value application HFM member. So I need to add immediately via customer HFM in dimension of value or I need to take care of anything else too as we know we have also customized 2 1 and custom holding members of value for the currency conversion.

  Please help me.

  Thank you

  Zitouni

  Hello. There is a section called currencies in the metadata. Add the currency here, metadata support, and it automatically appear in the dimension of value.

  Eric

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• Member of dimension of value definition [disposal]

  Hi, I am unable to find the definition of dimension of value member [disposal] guides online. That is the amount corresponding to this dimension of value Member? Any help is greatly appreciated.

  The value to the Member [DISPOSAL] means that this sum was eliminated by consolidating to his next of kin.
  The elimination may be due to intercompany or other adjustments consolidation scripted transactions.

  For example:
  Debtors account has $1000 in Co A to< entity="" curr="" total="">
  Account of debtors a-$200 in Co one [Remove]
  At the consol node receivable account will be $800

  This applies to any account - ic or otherwise

  hope this helps

• difference between currency parent and parent in the dimension of value

  Hello
  Dear friends, please tell me about the following:
  1 difference between < Parent currency > and < Parent > dimension of value and its importance.
  2 difference between < motto Parent Adjs. > and < Parent Adjs. > in the dimension of value and importance.
  
  Thank you
  MILIN
  
  Published by: Tadic tafaska on June 17, 2010 22:08

  The media have a meaning that helps you tell the difference between and [parent].
  <>means that the value is bound to the entity, the data are shared by all parents of this entity.
  [] means that the value is specific to this parent/child 'node' and it is not shared by the other parents during consolidation.
  Keep this in mind when you choose to make a newspaper on or [parent adjs].

  Kind regards

  Julien

• Dimension of value HFM

  Hi Experts,
  
  I'm new to HFM technology and want to know the dimension of value. I talked about the documents available in the oracle site, but unable to get it
  
  Ramapra

  Hi Ramapra,

  1. first of all, this is the wrong place where you filed your request.

  Financial consolidation

  2. in my understanding, value dimension is a dimension of the defined system. Its purpose is to audit.

  3. way HFM is multidimensional, so each entry must participate in all dimensions (IE a member of sizes). So we choose the appropriate members of the dimension of value too.

  4. If you have forms, registration, or entry level, then would be your dimension of value. Like wise

  [Contribution Total] - value that aggregate to the parent

  What follows is the intermediaries, who would lead and help you get total Contributino

  [Adjs contribution]
  [Contribution]
  [Disposal]
  [Share]
  [Parent Local]
  [Adjs parent]
  [Parent]
  
  
  
  
  
  -for the value input or load

  Hope this helps you and see this HFM forum for more information

  Sandeep Reddy, Enti
  HCC
  http://hyperionconsultancy.com/

• Two Union queries and get a value

  Hello... I am new in programming... need help... I have a union like this query...
  
  Select tb_user.userid,
  Day NVL ((Sum (TB_class. (Time)), 0) AS
  Tb_user, TB_class, TB_classcon, TB_DETAIL, TB_partner, tbl_department
  where TB_classcon.userid = tb_user.userid
  AND TB_classcon. IDDETAIL = TB_DETAIL. IDDETAIL
  AND TB_DETAIL. IDpartner = TB_partner. IDpartner
  AND TB_partner.code = TB_class.code
  and tbl_department.deptcode = tb_user.deptcode
  and tb_user.deptcode = '70'
  AND to_char (TB_DETAIL.statdate, 'YYYY') = 2011
  AND TB_classcon. STATUS = "arrived."
  Tb_user.userid group
  
  UNION
  
  Select tb_user.userid,
  (SELECT NVL ((SUM (TB_KURBAH.time)), 0) FROM TB_KURBAH WHERE TB_KURBAH.) IDSTAF = tb_user.userid) AS day
  OF tb_user, TB_class, TB_classcon, TB_DETAIL, TB_partner, tbl_department, TB_KURBAH
  where TB_KURBAH.userid! = tb_user.userid
  AND TB_classcon. IDDETAIL = TB_DETAIL. IDDETAIL
  AND TB_DETAIL. IDpartner = TB_partner. IDpartner
  AND TB_partner.code = TB_class.code
  and tbl_department.deptcode = tb_user.deptcode
  and tb_user.deptcode = '70'
  AND to_char (TB_DETAIL.statdate, 'YYYY') = 2011
  AND TB_classcon. STATUS = "arrived."
  Tb_user.userid group
  
  Result
  
  day of the user ID
  33478 5
  33478 6
  8 33500
  3 33655
  34260 0
  34260 2
  
  Result of the query 1
  day of the user ID
  33478 6
  34260 2
  
  2 query result
  day of the user ID
  3 33655
  33478 5
  8 33500
  34260 0
  
  But I need help to get the result like this...
  
  day of the user ID
  33478 11 (6 + 5)
  33500 8 (0 + 8)
  3 33655 (0 + 3)
  34260 2 (2 + 0)
  
  Help me please... tq...

  Wrap your query

  select userid, sum(day) from (
  
  your query
  
  )
  group by userid
  

• Explanation of dimension value HFM

  Hello

  Is there any specific article/document explaining the dimension value HFM? IAM looking for information expalining the data transformation from loading/entrance to the translation of the data wrt dimension of value...

  Good things, Thanos!

  For more info, the Administrator's guide is in fact good enough now.

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E40248_01/EPM.1112/hfm_admin.PDF

  See pages 213 and 214 for the full consolidation process.  Bottom of page 211 lists the sequence of events that occur during a consolidation... relevant how the value dimension members are filled.

• Queries on IsTransCur &amp; IsTransCurAdj

  Hi all
  
  I use HFM.
  Can someone give me an overview on the following queries:
  
  (1) what members of value are the two functions of HFM (IsTransCur and IsTransCurAdj) referring to?
  
  (2) when they are used in the rules calculate (), when the dimension value the CalcXXX() routine (as shown below) will be executed? It is somewhere above the rules of calculation on < Parent currency >?
  
  --------------- Example --------------------
  Void calculate)
  If HS. Value.IsTransCur = TRUE then
  Call CalcXXX()
  End If
  End Sub
  --------------------------------------------------
  
  All relevant information are appreciated.
  
  Alan

  Hi Alan,

  Accordong to the HFM administration Guide, IsTranscur determines if the current dimension value member is a member of currency translated and IsTransCurAdj determines whether the current dimension value member is member Wo currency translated.

  Therefore, I would say in your case, CalcXXX is called to each dimension of value other than .

  For example, suppose you have the following hierarchy:
  Parent C / entity has
  Parent C / entity B

  The currency default for entity A is EUR default currency for the entity B is USD. Default currency for Parent C is EUR

  For entity A, Parent currency = EUR * = * entity money-online CalcXXX will NOT start.

  To entity B, Parent currency = Eur *<>* entity money-online CalcXXX will be launched.

  I hope this is clear enough.

  Lionel.

• Manage the order of dimensions

  Hello
  
  Is it possible to manage the order of dimensions (not values) a customer receives? We want to show the most relevant dimensions on top, based on behavior. The customer can replace it, but we want to provide a default order.
  
  Thank you
  Maarten

  Maarten - the default order of the dimensions is the way you defined them in Developer Studio. You can move upwards or downwards to provide the default sequence in which they appear by default. If you use a script to generate your dimensions, you must put the dimensions in the file in the order in which you want them to appear, or you can programmatically change the dval_ranks.xml file to get the correct order.

• Loading of attribute values

  Hi all
  
  Can someone please guide me how can I load a sparse dimension attribute values in a typical application. I'm on 11.1.2.0.
  
  Thanks in advance.

  If you do not specify the path and planning assumes that the .csv exists at Oracle\Middleware\user_projects\epmsystem1\Planning\planning1.
  You will get this error if:
  1. name of the specified file is incorrect,
  2. or the file is not present in Oracle\Middleware\user_projects\epmsystem1\Planning\planning1, if this is the case paste the file at that location or specify the absolute path of the .csv file

  ar_aff wrote:
  Just for reference, we use the following command "/ a: /DA [T] U:admin: Category:Entity I:ATT.csv OutlineLoad.cmd.

  If hyplive2 is the name of the Application and ATT.csv is in the same place then use:
  OutlineLoad.cmd A:hyplive2 U:admin /DAT:Category:Entity I:ATT.csv

  * Ensure that you saved the file under the name of ATT.csv not ATT.csv.txt.

  See you soon... !!!

• slow queries with high_value inappropriate for partition interval

  Hello
  
  yesterday, I defined a partitioned table with a single initial partition interval. The partition key was an id of value with a (generated sequence) run around, the interval was 1 - and since I didn't know the value of the id, I put the high value of initial partition 1. Then I inserted a few lines, started a query simple - and waited a long time for the result. 10046 trace showed, that the query was using a lot of cpu - but I had no idea what he was doing.
  
  Today, I created a simple test case (in 11.1.0.7 on a Centos 5-server; but I got similar results on my Windows 11.2.0.1 database):

  -- test_interval.sql
  
  set verify off
  undefine high_value
  
  drop table test_interval_p1_&&high_value;
  
  create table test_interval_p1_&high_value
    partition by range (id)
    interval (1)
    (partition test_p1 values less than (&high_value))
  as
  select 100000 id
       , t.*
    from all_objects t
   where 1 = 0;
  
  insert into test_interval_p1_&high_value
  select 100000 id
       , t.*
    from all_objects t;
  
  commit;
  
  -- pause
    
  select id, count(*)
    from test_interval_p1_&high_value
   group by id;

  When I choose a high_value > 100000 grouping query runs < 1 sec.
  With high_value = 100000: 1 < s
  With high_value = 90000: 1 sec
  With high_value = 80000: 3 sec
  With high_value = 70000: 9 dry
  With high_value = 60000: 17 dry
  With high_value = 50000: 28 dry
  With high_value = 40000: 34 dry
  With high_value = 30000: 47 dry
  With high_value = s 20000: 61
  With high_value = 10000: 76 s
  With high_value = s 1: 102
  
  When I take pictures of the v$ sesstat before and after execution of the statement, I see that the slow queries show signifikant higher values for "CPU used when calling has begun", "CPU used by this session,"DB time","uga session in memory","pga session in memory.
  
  But I have still no idea what the query does with all CPUS (maybe browse the possible - but non-existent partitions? "(Mais cela semble un peu ridicule)." In documentation (http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e16541/part_admin001.htm#VLDBG1088), I couldn't find any explanation (and I have no MOS access at the moment).
  
  Can someone explain to me what is happening here?
  
  Thanks and greetings
  
  Martin
  
  Edited by: mpreiss may 25, 2011 20:05
  
  Edited by: mpreiss may 25, 2011 20:45

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  >

  But I have still no idea what the query does with all CPUS (maybe browse the possible - but non-existent partitions? "(Mais cela semble un peu ridicule)." In documentation (http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e16541/part_admin001.htm#VLDBG1088), I couldn't find any explanation (and I have no MOS access at the moment).

  Can someone explain to me what is happening here?

  It looks like a bug - call him in to Oracle with a SR.

  I repeated your test but only to insert a row into the table, and it took 15 seconds to run the query on my laptop when I put & high_value 25000.

  Check the activity of rowcache $ v - this is where the CPU is going. You will see '100 000 - high_value' Gets the dc_tablespaces and dc_users rank of the cache entries when you run the query (and it's two hits on rowcache latch latch for each get).

  Concerning
  Jonathan Lewis

• formula link with 2 queries

  Hi all.
  I have a report to display the number of function of two variables. I wrote two queries to get the values of columns and lines dynamically
  1ST QUARTER

  select colName, colNumber
  from tb1;

  Q2

  select row, rowNumber
  from tb2;

  In the layout that I draw two repeat frame for the column name and one for the line
  

  .       colName
  row    

  Therefore, in run it will be like

  .      colName1   colName2   colName3 ....
  row1   
  row2   
  .        
  .        

  The third query is for County

  select count(*)
  from tb3
  where r1 = :colNumber
  and r2 = :rowNumber

  I put this select statement in the formula, then how do I use it to generate dynamically County? should I put the func in a cross/down extendable framework?

  .      colName1   colName2   colName3 ....
  row1   func       func            func
  row2   func       func            func   
  .        
  .        

  all hint or example will be good.
  Thank you.

  The model that you showed it looks like matrix report. Why don't you create a single query and create a matrix report and I do not think that they way you mentioned can be done.

  -Clément

• LAG function to get the value of the measurement for parent

  Hello
  
  I'm interested if there is no function in OLAP DML, which is similar to the function of TROLLING. LAG function returns the measured value for the previous dimension member (or a few members of the back dimension). I would like to know if this function exists which does not return a meaningless measurement for the dimension member value, but the measured value for the parent of the live dimension member.
  
  Thanks in advance
  
  Peter

  _parentrel relationship identifies the parent of each Member of the dimension of a hierarchy.

  use:
  the time - dimension
  time_parentrel - Member parent expression
  time_parentrel (time_hierlist 'CALENDAR') - expression for parent along the CALENDAR hierarchy

  Sales - measure
  Sales (Time time_parentrel) - expression returning sales for the parent of the current Member along the existing hierarchy.
  sales (time time_parentrel (time_hierlist 'EXERCISE'))-expression returning the sales for the parent of the current Member along the FISCAL hierarchy.

  You can search the user's Guide the OLAP DML for many examples of the use of the OLAP DML commands/functions/objects in expressions.
  All of these objects are automatically created/maintained while retaining the dimension from the front end (MN).

  For example:
  (11g) OLAP DML users guide notions-> about-> OLAP DML objects given OLAP DML-> objects that support the use of hierarchical Dimensions section.

• OBIEE and Oracle OLAP value based hierarchies

  Hello...
  
  I have a dimension of value based on Oracle OLAP and want to map on OBIEE Administration tool.
  I was using the link above as reference:
  http://www.Oracle.com/technology/OBE/olap_biee/CreateBIEEMetadata.htm
  
  
  There is no option to import from Oracle Database multidirectional. Either import/configure the view created by OLAP as Unballanced or Dimension shredded.
  
  I also checked this example, but it uses ESSBASE multidimensional source...
  http://www.rittmanmead.com/2008/08/27/ragged-hierarchy-handling-in-OBIEE/
  
  
  How to map this Ragged Dimension created in the workspace OLAP in OBIEE Any suggestions or guidance will be highly appreciated...
  
  Thanks in advance
  
  Marcos

  @Mark and Marcos:

  No, you don't 'stink' to OBIEE and you aren't big draws. OBIEE can not handle hierarchies measure today. Period. What you face Oracle OLAP is true to the CSG and Essbase as well. Are jagged, asymmetrical, etc, that no problem at all for normal dinemsional hierarchies, but you can forget about it in the hierarchies of the measure.

  Basically, it comes down to the fact that OBIEE needs a 'table' to act as the 'fact '. So if I have a cube with the 'Scénario' and 'Account' then I have to choose one as the measures dimension and the other as a normal dimension.
  If I choose "Account", then the members account will be flattened and becomes my fact table. The Scenario dimension becomes a dimension with the generations as the columns of the logic and the scenarios themselves appearing as members of dimension.
  If I "turn" the cube and do 'Scénario' my measure dimension, accounts become members in a dimension hierarchy and scenarios become columns in my table of facts.

  There is no work around in any version of 10g and the "rotation" is the only way you can create reports if you work with several measures on several levels of the hierarchy.

  See you soon,.
  C.

• How to display a positive value with a thinner sign

  I want to display a positive value with a thinner sign and a negative value with a less fine sign. How can I do? Is there any character in the custom format for this? I don't want to convert number to text and use the case statement because I need to two decimal and thousands separator.

  OK, try this...

  You will need to do a "UNION ALL" of three queries, one for positive values, one for the values zero and one for negative values.

  In the query "negative", follow these steps:

  (1) add a filter on the measure of value 'less than 0.
  (This will ensure that all values are negative).

  (2) in the tab Format data, select "Custom" and type #, # 0.00 -
  (This will add the end negative sign.)

  (3) in the tab change the formula, add the function absolute value ABS (able to insert here)
  (This will get rid of the default signing negative.)

  For the query "positive values", change the above as follows:

  (1) change the filter to "0".
  (2) in the format of data, change the custom format #, # 0.00 +.
  Step 3 is unnecessary since all values are positive.

  For the query "values null ', just add a filter 'equal to zero.'