I am using QaaWS and wondering if it is possible to get agregated data ?
What I get with Webi (example) :
M. XXX - Holidays - 2 days
M. XXX - Working Days - 5 days
What I get with QaaWS :
M. XXX - Holidays - 1 day
M. XXX - Holidays - 1 day
M. XXX - Working Days - 1 day
M. XXX - Working Days - 1 day
M. XXX - Working Days - 1 day
M. XXX - Working Days - 1 day
M. XXX - Working Days - 1 day
Database is Oracle.
I think the answer is “use an olap cube” or “use life office” but this is not satisfying (cannot make a cube, live office too much bugs).
Actually, to be more accurate, I get this result :
With Webi :
M. XXX - Holidays - 2 days
M. XXX - Working Days - 5 days
OR with object “date” :
date1 - M. XXX - Holidays - 1 day
date2 - M. XXX - Holidays - 1 day
date3 - M. XXX - Working Days - 1 day
date4 - M. XXX - Working Days - 1 day
date5 - M. XXX - Working Days - 1 day
date6 - M. XXX - Working Days - 1 day
date7 - M. XXX - Working Days - 1 day
In fact my QaaWS query seems to see one row per date even if I don’t take the object “date” in the query (I assume date is linked to my object “holiday/working date” in the universe).
No they aren’t but as I said, object “working days/holidays” is the object that “duplicates” the rows. As I said, I assume that object “date” is linked to my object “holiday/working date” in the universe.
I can but I didn’t make it and it is quite complicated.
Well all that I know is that object “working days/holidays” is creating the duplicate rows on the date
Hi Titlola,
did you get the duplicates even without your date dimension?
That’s quite weird what is happening.
What you can do is copy/paste of your QAAWS in oracle and check what’s going on also there. I think your problem is the SQL…
By the way if you are using the date object the “group by” will not sum the holidays/working days.