Implementing a distinct within a sum in OBIEE

Hi All,
I am attempting to create a report in OBIEE with the following logic : -
select sum (measure),type, id, year from
select
distinct measure, type, id, year
from table A
group by type, id, year
I realize that OBIEE performs the inline view by default but how to do I perform a summation over this inline view ?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
MN

MN,
See this
http://gerardnico.com/weblog/2009/05/12/densification-with-obiee-logical-sql-spare-to-dense-data/
or
Inner Query
Stimulate Nested query in OBI
thanks,
Saichand.v

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Extracts do not depend on the field sequence for control level processing: a re-sort or a completely different control level process can take place. The control level structure for extract datasets is therefore dynamic. It corresponds exactly to the sort key of the extract dataset. The sort key is the sequence of fields from the field group HEADER, and is used to sort the extract dataset.
Extracts rely on the compiler to determine which combinations of group levels and a cumulating field the control level totals desire. The desired control level totals are determined by the processing of LOOP ... ENDLOOP blocks. Internal tables build the control level total with the SUM statement.
This procedure leads to high resource depletion for totaling control levels in internal tables.
Regards,
Chandru

OBIEE-EBS data security integration

Hi all,
I am trying to implement the HR-Org based data security in EBS-OBIEE integration.
After creating the initialization blocks EBS Single Sign-on Integration,Get Oracle EBS Security Context,Group-EBS Responsibility I have created a new initialization block HR Organizations to populate the session variable "HR_ORG" and I am using the following the query.
Even though the session variables GROUP and USER are getting their values correctly and integration works fine, the variable HR_ORG says "has no value definition".
[nQSError: 10058] A general error has occurred. [nQSError: 23006] The session variable, NQ_SESSION.HR_ORG, has no value definition. (HY000)
SQL Issued: SELECT "Per Business Groups"."Business Group Id", VALUEOF(NQ_SESSION.HR_ORG) FROM HR
Please help me for implementing the data security after the EBS-OBIEE integration..
For populating HR_ORG variable by row wise initialization:
SELECT DISTINCT 'HR_ORG',TO_CHAR(SEC_DET.ORGANIZATION_ID)
FROM
SELECT
'HR_ORG', ASG.ORGANIZATION_ID
FROM
FND_USER_RESP_GROUPS URP
,FND_USER USR
,PER_SECURITY_PROFILES PSEC
,PER_PERSON_LIST PER
,PER_ALL_ASSIGNMENTS_F ASG
WHERE
URP.START_DATE < TRUNC(SYSDATE)
AND (CASE WHEN URP.END_DATE IS NULL THEN TRUNC(SYSDATE) ELSE TO_DATE(URP.END_DATE) END) >= TRUNC(SYSDATE)
AND USR.USER_NAME = ':USER'
AND USR.USER_ID = URP.USER_ID
AND TRUNC(SYSDATE)
BETWEEN URP.START_DATE AND NVL(URP.END_DATE, HR_GENERAL.END_OF_TIME)
AND PSEC.SECURITY_PROFILE_ID = FND_PROFILE.VALUE_SPECIFIC('PER_SECURITY_PROFILE_ID', URP.USER_ID, URP.RESPONSIBILITY_ID, URP.RESPONSIBILITY_APPLICATION_ID)
AND PER.SECURITY_PROFILE_ID = PSEC.SECURITY_PROFILE_ID
AND PER.PERSON_ID = ASG.PERSON_ID
AND TRUNC(SYSDATE) BETWEEN ASG.EFFECTIVE_START_DATE AND ASG.EFFECTIVE_END_DATE
AND URP.RESPONSIBILITY_ID = DECODE(FND_GLOBAL.RESP_ID,
-1, URP.RESPONSIBILITY_ID,
NULL, URP.RESPONSIBILITY_ID,
FND_GLOBAL.RESP_ID)
UNION
SELECT DISTINCT 'HR_ORG',
ORGANIZATION_ID
FROM PER_ALL_ASSIGNMENTS_F ASG,
FND_USER USR
WHERE ASG.PERSON_ID = USR.EMPLOYEE_ID
AND USR.USER_NAME = ':USER'
AND TRUNC(SYSDATE) BETWEEN ASG.EFFECTIVE_START_DATE AND ASG.EFFECTIVE_END_DATE
AND ASG.PRIMARY_FLAG = 'Y'
) SEC_DET
Thx!

Duplicate post see Re: obiee-ebs data security integration

Distinct Count doesn't return the expected results

Hi All,
I was fighting a little trying to implement a Distinct Count measure over an account dimension in my cube. I read a couple of posts relateed to that and I followed the steps posted by the experts.
I could process the cube but the results I'm getting are not correct. The cube is returning a higher value compared to the correct one calculated directly from the fact table.
Here are the details:
Query of my fact table:
select distinct cxd_account_id,
          contactable_email_flag,
          case when recency_date>current_date-365 then '0-12' else '13-24' end RECENCY_DATE_ROLLUP,
          1 QTY_ACCNT
from cx_bi_reporting.cxd_contacts
where cxd_account_id<>-1 and recency_date >current_date-730;
I have the following dimensions:
     Account (with 3 different hierarchies)
     Contactable Email Flag (Just 3 values, Y, N, Unknown)
     Recency_date (Just dimension members)
All dimensions are sparse and the cube is a compressed one. I defined "MAXIMUM" as aggregate for Contactable Email flag and Recency date and at the end, SUM over Account.
I saw that there is a patch to fix an issue when different aggregation rules are implemented in a compressed cube and I asked the DBA folks to apply it. They told me that the patch cannot be applied because we have an advanced version already installed (Patch 11.2.0.1 ).
These are the details of what we have installed:
      OLAP Analytic Workspace       11.2.0.3.0 VALID
      Oracle OLAP API 11.2.0.3.0 VALID
      OLAP Catalog 11.2.0.3.0 VALID
Is there any other patch that needs to be applied to fix this issue? Or it's already included in the version we have installed (11.2.0.3.0)?
Is there something wrong in the definition of my fact table and that's why I'm not getting the right results?
Any help will be really appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
Martín

Not sure I would have designed the dimensions /cubes as you, but there is another method you can obtain distinct counts.
Basically relies on using basic OLAP DML Expression language and can be put in a Calculated Measure, or can create two Calculated measures
to contain each specific result. I use this method to calculate distinct counts when I want to calculate averages, etc ...
IF account_id ne -1 and (recency_date GT today-365) THEN -
CONVERT(NUMLINES(UNIQUELINES(CHARLIST(Recency_date))) INTEGER)-
ELSE IF account_id ne -1 and (recency_date GT today-730 and recency_date LE today-365) THEN -
CONVERT(NUMLINES(UNIQUELINES(CHARLIST(Recency_date))) INTEGER)-
ELSE NA
This exact code may not work in your case, but think you can get the gist of the process involved.
This assumes the aggregation operators are set to the default (Sum), but may work with how you have them set.
Regards,
Michael Cooper

Dynamic Column Selector in OBIEE - Solution required

Hello Experts,
I am pretty new to OBIEE. Please help me to get OBIEE solution for below requirement.
I have one 25 column dimension table in database. Created OBIEE .rpd file and published in BI server. Now I need to provide one user interface in which user should be able to chose any number of columns of his choice and he should get record set of those selected columns. Something in my mind is like this.
I should be providing list of 25 column names with check box to select one or many. Assuming that if user selects Col1, Col3,Col5 and Col7 then he should get the result in excel file with record set of those 4 columns.
I am using OBIEE 10g.
Any solution for this is highly appreciated.
Edited by: user7850154 on Dec 5, 2010 9:22 AM

user,
Usually, dynamic column seletor is implemented through "column selector view" available within compund layout of OBIEE Answers.
But, it does allow you to select only single column rather than multiple columns - which in your case is required.
J
-bifacts
http://www.obinotes.com

Sum Based on The Value of Another Group

I'm using RS 2005 and trying to accomplish the following:
Here is the detail data for those customers with negative balance. For example cust2 = -50 and cust3 = -30
Cust ID    Ord #   Balance
cust1        1          30
cust1        2          80
cust2        1        100
cust2       2       -150
cust3        1        100
cust3       2         70
cust3       3       -200
cust4       1       100
cust4       2         50
cust5       1       250
cust5       2         20
Total (net) balance for cust1 is 110
Total (net) balance for cust2 is -50 (100 + -150)
Total (net) balance for cust3 is -30 (100 + 70 + -200)
Total (net) balance for cust4 is 150
Total (net) balance for cust5 is 270
i have to aggregate the customer balance in group A (group by Cust ID)
For group B, Division - I only want sum the  balance of the customers within that division that have a negative balance (the balance aggregate in group A).
so the Total for Division (group B) is -80 (bal of cust2 + bal of cust3)
in summary, i have to aggregate the balance for each customer, base on the balance of each customer (neg bal only), i aggregate the balance for the Division. Your help/suggestion is greatly appreciated.

Hi Bryan,
First, did you trying to do this at query level or at RS using grouping and expression?
With query, to get aggregate for each customer, simply do:
select distinct Cust_ID, TotalBalance = sum(Balance)
from <your table>
group by Cust_ID
To get the aggregate for division, try:
select Total = sum(case when TotalBalance > 0 then 0 else TotalBalance end)
from (
select distinct Cust_ID, TotalBalance = sum(Balance)
from <your table>
group by Cust_ID
) t1
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