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My analysis report showing a unknown member with the dimension.
I verified with the columns not null or blank. Still having.
Please help.
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http://www.bidn.com/blogs/DevinKnight/ssis/1419/ssas-%E2%80%93-hiding-unknown-member
This is I got to hide the unknown member data of dimension, but still won't get the unknown data.
Better than before, to hide the data from report.
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Show transaction details – SB a/c no., transaction type, date, description and amount, for transaction amounts > 1000. Sort the output based on a/c no, transaction type and date.
The way you described it, that would be something like this:
select sb a/c no., transaction type, description, amount
from some table
where amount > 1000
order by a/c no, transaction type, date
Of course, it won't work, column names can't have those names (at least, some of them), but - you didn't put much effort in question, so don't expect miracle on my side.
Also, what does "solution is not getting accepted" mean?
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I would like to allow users to be able to filter the Power BI bar chart with the following options:
GDP only (see only Country A, B, C GDP data only when GDP is selected on slicer)
Population only
GDP and Population
my current data structure(in excel) looks like this and it gets the job done but the duplication of the "Country" field seems inefficient:
is there a way to achieve the same 3 filtering options without duplicating the "Country" field?
my ideal data structure is:
Try this solution.
First, create an additional table with all your option.
I name this table as "support"
Second create measure
_GDP = CALCULATE(SUM(GDP_Population[GDP]),FILTER(GDP_Population, SELECTEDVALUE('support'[Option]) in {"Both","GDP"}))
_Population = CALCULATE(SUM(GDP_Population[Population]), FILTER(GDP_Population, SELECTEDVALUE('support'[Option]) in {"Both","Population"}))
and put it to your visual
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I am trying to sort descr fields in BIP rtf template, and this is how I was able to sort it using the command :
DESCR:
AVPFinance,
Academic Advising,
Accounts Payable,
Alumni Services,
Anthropology,
Architectural
I want my sorting to push AVP finance to the end in the following order:
Academic Advising,
Accounts Payable,
Alumni Services,
Anthropology,
Architectural,
AVPFinance
Is there a way to do it BI Publisher? as I can't edit the query or the xml to do that.
Thanks
BI Publisher sorts uppercase prior to lowercase. So "Z" would before "a".
You can convert it to uppercase first, that will remove the problem.
This will sort by DESCR after converting everything to uppercase:
<?sort:(xdoxslt:convert_case(DESCR,'UPPER'));'ascending';data-type='text'?>
You may have to go into the Advanced properties to do something more advanced like this.
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I'm still working on my university tasks and here I have to create trigger on table
MARRIAGE(ID_marriage, Date_of_wedding, Date_of_divorce);
which would work on UPDATE statement so that if someone tries to add or edit date_of_divorce it would make sure that it is AFTER date_of_wedding.
Here's how example of data looks:
ID_marriage | Date_of_wedding | Date_of_divorce
1 39/04/12 39/04/12
2 71/04/12 null
Now my question is how do I compare such dates in PL/SQL?
Thanks in advance!
No need for a trigger, a check constraint will work do:
alter table marriage
add constraint check_divorce
check (date_of_divorce is null or date_of_divorce > date_of_wedding);
As for the trigger, you need to compare the values of new.date_of_divorce and new.date_of_wedding - essentially the same condition as I have used in the check constraint. If the date_of_divorce is bigger you need to raise an exception to abort the insert or update statement.
As this is a school project, I won't give you the full code, you should find the correct syntax on your own.
The relevant chapters in the manual are:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e25519/triggers.htm#LNPLS99955
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e25519/errors.htm#LNPLS00705
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e25519/triggers.htm#LNPLS781
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Magneto 1.5
Some default features in Magent just do not make any damn sense to me.
Take a look at the following image:
http://i.imgur.com/PBpGv.png
Why would I want an empty column on every row? It looks so bad and from what I've been Googling it seems quite troublesome to fix. This of course being in the older versions, I cannot find anything for Magento 1.5
Could anyone explain to me how to fill out the columns nicely?
Thanks in advance :)
You can determine the column count through layout/catalog.xml
Find the line that looks like this:
<action method="setColumnCount"><columns>4</columns></action>
Change the value of <columns></columns> to add/subtract columns.