I am posting this because i have no clue where my previous thread is.I was not able to find it…it is about LOV…I am using derived tables…and I am using where condition inside the derived table…Can i get LOV for a derived table with a where condition…and also when i right click on the derived table…i am able to see table values but i am not able to see list of values…why?
I have managed to get the LOV’s for my derived table…now when i try to run the report in BO…i get a message at the bottom like out of 5000 rows how many rows are getting processed.so it comes till 4900 and then hangs…i have waited for one hour but still it does not show any response…are there any setiings which i need to set or is there a mistake in my query written in the derived table.
Why not create a database view or ask DBA for the same.
The query is having around 10 tables in the from clause.
And when the query is run using this derived table joined with other fact or dimension tables, it goes for a toss and hangs.
Thanks for all the support…I am able to solve my problems in a step by step method…When I try to run the report…I press esc after some time and it shows partial results…When I tried to run the query in sql server 2005 database…the query was executing forever…So does it mean that i have to modify the query as it is taking a very long time to run…how much time does it take usually for a very long query to run…Should i change the array fetch size?What is the maximum array fetch size that anyone can give for a long running report? an How much time limit should i give?Waiting for your reply,
How long is it taking to “analyze” – what is the amount of time you see in Data Manager? Versus how much time does it take to format the results once the query returns all of the results to your microcube?
If most of your wait time is waiting for results from the database – then you need to work with your DBA to tune the database to produce quicker results from the database query.
Please read Why is my report so slow?, part of the Reporter FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions), a “sticky” at the top of this forum. [You should check FAQs and do searches before posting a new topic. )