Frequency Function

Hi, Listers,

We are trying to create a query against our Remedy system that will give us a list of Customers where the CustomerName field has more than four records for a customer. We’re having trouble building the query. We’re in BO 5.01. Any ideas?

Michael Welter
Sr. Technical Analyst
AirTouch


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Michael.

Can’t you build a query to return all the rows, then add a column and apply a filter where the column > 4 ?

Darren.

Hi, Listers,

We are trying to create a query against our Remedy system that will give us a
list of Customers where the CustomerName field has more than four records for a
customer. We’re having trouble building the query. We’re in BO 5.01. Any ideas?

Michael Welter
Sr. Technical Analyst
AirTouch


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Hi Michael,

If use a condition in your query panel based on your measure object, this should be ‘translated’ to a HAVING clause in you query (e.g. HAVING count(cust_id) > 4).

May be this one helps ?

Kind regards,

Paul Vandenhende
BusinessObjects Consultant
Tel : 0477/390.637
http:/www.sofico.be


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Darren,

I thought of that, but the database is pretty large and I’d rather not return all rows. The microcube would come back as a maxicube. :slight_smile:

Michael


Can’t you build a query to return all the rows, then add a column and apply a filter where the column > 4 ?


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