AND Calculation in a query

Data in the infoprovider
Order|Status|Amount
123     ABC    10$
123     DEF    10$
124    ABC     10$
Final Amount is the amount if the Order has both statuses only ABC and DEF.
Results
Order Final Amount
123   10$
It should not show Order 124 as it has no DEF status and should show only Order 123 as it has both statuses ABC and DEF.
How can we do this in a BEx query ?

Hi Samuel M,
Could you restrict with status "def" in your query hope this will help you.
Thanks,
Vijay.

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Difference between aggregation and calculation tab in BEx Query Designer

HI,
I am using BEx Query Designer for my report, for the key figures in the coloumn area i slected one numeric key figures, in the properties tab i found aggregation tab and calculation tab.
I need to sum up the total values for that particualar coloumn, when i used calculation tab i found to sum all the values for a particular coloumn, then what is the use the aggreagation tab?
I not able to used that Aggregation tab it is showing as a hidden fields...
can any one tell me whats the exact difference between these tabs and when we need to use which tab?
With Regards,
Thanesh Kumar.

Hi Thanesh Kumar,
I moved this thread from forum Data Warehousing to Business Explorer since it is a query related question (as SDN moderator).
I could explain to you the difference between these two tabs.
For "calculation" tab, it changes the display of result and does not change the calculation logic.
It means that, if this key figure is used further in formula, still the original number (without "calculation" tab setting) is used for further formula calculation.
For "aggregation" tab, it changes the real calculation logic.
The system takes the setting as the aggregation rule for records.
The most common aggregation rule is of course summation. If you set to e.g. Average here, the system does the
Average instead of summation when aggregating records. And the Average value will be taken for calculation
in further formulas or other calculations.
For "aggregation" tab, you could only use it for CKF (calculated key figure) or formula and you could not use it for
a basic key figure. That should be the reason why you see it greyed-out.
Regards,
Patricia

Sql query with conditions and calculations???

Hi,
how I can build a query with conditions and calculations?
E.g. I've got this table
Start          | End     |     Working Place     |     Mandatory
01-JAN-13 | 11-JAN-13 |     Office           |          1
14-JAN-13 | 25-JAN-13 |     Home Office      |     0
04-MRZ-13| 15-MRZ-13 |     Office           |          0
11-FEB-13 | 22-FEB-13 |     Office           |          1
Now if column working place=Office and column mandatory=0
the new column "price" has to calculate: (End-Start)* $25.00
and if working place=Office and column mandatory=1
the "price" column has to calculate: (End-Start)* $20.60
else $0.00
I tried it with the case statement but I didn't know how
to calculate my values and display it to the virtual column "price".
Something like
case
when Working_Place = 'Office' and Mandatory=1
     then ...
else '0.00'
end as PRICE
Or is it not possible?
Edited by: DB2000 on 12.03.2013 05:09

Use CASE:
select start_dt,
        end_dt,
        working_place,
        mandatory,
        case
          when working_place = 'Office' and mandatory = 0 then (end_dt - start_dt) * 25
          when working_place = 'Office' and mandatory = 1 then (end_dt - start_dt) * 20.60
          else 0
        end price
from tbl
START_DT END_DT    WORKING_PLA MANDATORY      PRICE
01-JAN-13 11-JAN-13 Office               1        206
14-JAN-13 25-JAN-13 Home Office          0          0
04-MAR-13 15-MAR-13 Office               0        275
11-FEB-13 22-FEB-13 Office               1      226.6
SQL> SY.

BO Explorer - using RKF and CKF of a query

Hi,
I am currently in the learning phase of Business Objects 4.1 tools and have some unanswered questions.
I have recently started learning about the Explorer tool and was wondering whether there is a way I can use BEx queries as source in the Explorer tool. For now, I have created a relational data universe over the InfoCube using the Information Design Tool and used this new universe as a source in the Explorer tool but this did not bring in any of the existing BEx restricted key figures and calculated key figures.
Are there any other ways I can connect directly to the BEx query directly to take advantage of the defined restricted key figure and calculated key figure. There are about 100 RKF and CKF over an InfoCube and I would really like to take advantage of the existing elements.
I read through the discussion forums and found couple of different replies based on the version number.
Please do guide me if you have resolved a similar issue. Thanks for reading.

Ajay Gupta wrote:
Grame,
The relational method is the only option with Explorer. You have other options when using WebI & Analysis for OLAP but NOT with Explorer.
Regards,
Ajay
Thanks for the reply Ajay. I was following the below thread that mentions about creating universe using XI 3.1 and then using the constructed universe through Explorer. Is this available in BO 4.1, please do explain about this if possible.
http://scn.sap.com/thread/3417905

Report with characteristic and calculation in the rows

Hi,
I need to do a report that has to have in the rows a characteristic, a selection and calculation based in the result line of the characteristic, as presented following:
Column X Column Y ...
Characteristic
Result line
Selection (hided)
Calculation (Selection / Result line *100)
Then its necessary to be possible to drill down to another characteristic.
Please if you have done some report like this one please give me some ideas on how to do it.
I'm thinking to make a workbook with two queries but this arise some issues in terms of the layout because I would need to put the query with the calculation above the other because otherwise it would be overwrote.
I have some doubts also on how to make the drilldown possible???
If you can help me I would be very grateful and I will assign points...
Best regards,
Ana

Hi Ane,
It seems little tricky here.
Try this way to see all your values of Asset class in single selection(Hope it works!!)
Rows -> First Drag Asset Class
Then create a structure jsut below this Char -> In New selection,define the name as you want & Use Asset Class as Restriction
It should look like this in rows:
Asset Class (Char)
Structure
Asset Class (Name of your selection - restricted with Asset class)
Please check n lemme know if it works
Sriman

Modes and Methods in Tag Query and SQL Query

Hi,
Can someone explain me about the modes available in TAG Query and SQL Query.
TAG Query has modes such as Current, CurrentWrite, GroupList, History, HistoryEvent, ModeList, Statistics and TagList
SQL Query i still have doubt on FixedQuery with output , Modelist and TableList
I also need to know why methods are used?
Thanks in advance
Regards
Muzammil

I'll try to explain to the best of my knowledge :
TagQuery
Current : Gives you the current value of the Tag you are reading.
CurrentWrite : Let you write a Value as the Current Value of the Tag.
GroupList : Generally Tags are grouped under different groups. Returns you the name of the Groups.
From the xMII Help Document :
History : History Mode returns interpolated data. Interpolation can be accomplished by specifying either the # of rows desired or the retrieval resolution. If the mode is "History" and a value is provided for the Resolution parameter (which is in seconds), the connector will retrieve evenly-spaced values starting at the beginning of the time interval, up to the maximum # of rows specified in the RowCount parameter. If no value is provided for the Resolution parameter, the connector will return an evenly-spaced number of values based on the value of the RowCount parameter.
For example, if the time interval is 1 hour, Resolution is 15, and RowCount is 240, the connector will return evenly spaced values each 15 seconds, up to 240 values (which would span the entire hour).
If the time interval is 1 hour, Resolution is not provided or is set to zero, and RowCount is 120, the connector would return 120 evenly spaced values, at an effective interval of 30 seconds.
HistoryEvent Mode : The connector can provide historical values "as they were stored" the database. This mode provides no interpolation of values.
Statistics Mode : When retrieving data for statistical calculations, the connector utilizes the same techniques as in the "HistoryEvent" mode. It is important to note that the first two returning columns in the HistoryEvent query must be the timestamp and the value, in that order. The SAP xMII Statistical processor expects that order, or errors will occur. This ensures precision of statistical measurements, particularly time-weighted average, by using the exact storage time and values from the historical database. The SAP xMII system provides the statistical calculations.
Modelist : Basically returns the modes of the Query Available. The Data returned is same as the data in the Modes list in the Quert Template Editor.
Taglist : Returns all the Tags in the Datasource.
SQL Query
Modelist : Same as above.
TableList : List of all the tables in the database to which the connector connects.
Again from SAP xMII Help Documentation :
FixedQueryWithOutput : This mode is used to execute an Oracle stored procedure or function that returns a REF CURSOR as output. The position of the REF CURSOR is marked by a "?" in the query. For example:
Create a table.
create table usage (id int, name varchar(50));
insert into usage (id, name) values (1, 'test1');
insert into usage (id, name) values (2, 'test2');
insert into usage (id, name) values (3, 'test3');
insert into usage (id, name) values (4, 'test4');
insert into usage (id, name) values (5, 'test5');
insert into usage (id, name) values (6, 'test6');
insert into usage (id, name) values (7, 'test7');
insert into usage (id, name) values (8, 'test8');
Define the stored procedure.
DROP PACKAGE foopkg;
CREATE PACKAGE foopkg IS
TYPE cursortype is ref cursor;
PROCEDURE test (mycursor in out cursortype);
END foopkg;
CREATE PACKAGE BODY foopkg IS
PROCEDURE test (mycursor in out cursortype) AS
BEGIN
open mycursor for select * from usage;
END;
END foopkg;

Define a query template for calling the stored procedure. Enter the following in the FixedQuery tab:
call foopkg.test(?)
This template returns all rows from the Usage table.

Effect of Restricted Keyfigure & calculated keyfigure in query performance

Hi,
What is the effect of Restricted Keyfigure & calculated keyfigure in Query Performance?
Regards
Anil

As compared to formulas that are evaluated during query execution, calculated key figures are pre-calculated and their definitions are stored in the metadata repository for reuse in queries. The incorporation of business metrics and key performance indicators as calculated key figures, such as gross profit and return on investment (which are frequently used, widely understood, and rarely changed), improve query performance and ensure that calculated key figures are reported consistently by different users. Note that this approach improves query runtime performance but slows InfoCube or ODS object update time. As a rule of thumb, if multiple and frequently used queries use the same formula to compute calculated fields, use calculated key figures instead of formulas.
RKFs result in additional database processing and complexity in retrieving the query result and therefore should be avoided when possible.
other than performance, there might be other considerations to determine which one of the options should be used.
If the RKF's are query specific and not used anywhere in majority of other queries, I would go for structure selections. And from my personal exp, sometimes all the developers end up with so many RKF and CKF's that you get easily lost in the web and not to mention the duplication.
if the same structure is needed widely across most of the queries, that might be a good idea to have global structure to be available across the provider, which might considerable cut down the development time.

Is there try and catch in oracle query ?

hi
is there try and catch in oracle query ?
try
do some update
catch
if there was error go to here
}

>
is there try and catch in oracle query ?
>
Yes - except it uses BEGIN --- EXCEPTION --- END where BEGIN replaces the try and EXCEPTION replaces the catch.
BEGIN
-- Calculation might cause division-by-zero error.
   pe_ratio := stock_price / net_earnings;
   dbms_output.put_line('Price/earnings ratio = ' || pe_ratio);
EXCEPTION -- exception handlers begin
-- Only one of the WHEN blocks is executed.
   WHEN ZERO_DIVIDE THEN -- handles 'division by zero' error
      dbms_output.put_line('Company must have had zero earnings.');
      pe_ratio := null;
   WHEN OTHERS THEN -- handles all other errors
      dbms_output.put_line('Some other kind of error occurred.');
      pe_ratio := null;
END; -- exception handlers and block end here
/The multiple WHEN conditions correspond to using multiple 'catch' statements in Java.

Difference between sap query and sap ad hoc query

Hello Experts-
Is there any difference between sap query and sap ad hoc query. If yes, I will appreciate if you can provide some input.
Thanks,

Hi,
SAP Query
Purpose
The SAP Query application is used to create reports not already contained in the default. It has been designed for users with little or no knowledge of the SAP programming language ABAP.
SAP Query offers users a broad range of ways to define reports and create different types of reports such as basic lists, statistics, and ranked lists.
Features
The SAP Query comprises five components: Queries, InfoSet Query, InfoSets, User Groups and Translation/Query.
Classic reporting- the creation of lists, statistics and ranked lists- are covered by the InfoSet Query and Queries components. Other components range of functions cover the maintenance of InfoSets, the administration of user groups and also the translation of texts created in the SAP Query.
All data required by a user for a report can be read from various tables.
To define a report, you first have to enter individual texts, such as titles, and select the fields and options which determine the report layout. In the WYSIWYG mode, you can edit the lists using Drag & Drop and various toolbars.
AD Hoc Query
Definition
A Web item that enables you to create and change queries in a Web application on an ad-hoc basis.
Use
You can use the Ad-hoc Query Designer Web item in the Web Application Designer to structure Web applications in which you create or change queries. The Web item is as a tool for designing ad-hoc queries in a Web environment.
In particular it enables you to:
·        Create queries by assigning characteristics from an InfoProvider to rows, columns, filters, and free characteristics, and including key figures from the InfoProvider in the key figure structure of the query.
·        Restrict or filter key figures and characteristics
·        Use predefined key figure structures and restricted or calculated key figures in the query
·        Set or change query properties and key figure/characteristic properties in the query
·        Create or change conditions and exceptions
When compared with the BEx Query Designer, the Ad-hoc Query Designer Web item has the following restrictions when creating or changing queries:
·        You cannot integrate variables into the query directly.
However, you can use variables in reusable structures, or restricted or calculate key figures, which are used in the Ad-hoc Query Designer
·        The query can contain only one structure. This structure has to be the key figure structure and be in the rows or columns of the query.
-        You cannot use key figures or key figure structures in the filter.
-        You cannot define exception cells, since this requires two structures.
You cannot create the following objects using the Ad-hoc Query Designer Web item:
-         Reusable structures
-         Reusable restricted key figures
-         Reusable calculated key figures
-        Local calculated key figures
You can create local, restricted key figures using the Ad-hoc Query Designer Web item.
You can edit existing queries in the Ad-hoc Query Designer Web item, if the queries adhere to the restrictions laid out above The Ad-hoc Query Designer checks these requirements when loading a query. If the query is too complex, the query can be loaded into the Ad-hoc Query Designer but you cannot change it there. You then receive the appropriate message. You can still check and execute the query.
"Ad Hoc" is a Latin phrase which means "for this purpose" and in today's parlance generally means "on the fly," or "spontaneously."
An ad hoc query is a query that is run at the spur of the moment, and generally is never saved to run again. These queries are run using a SQL statement created by a tool or an administrator. So therefore, such a query is one that might suit a situation which is only there for the moment and later on will become irrelevant.
As queries become more complex, it can be difficult to write them correctly ad-hoc. To help with this, one can instead write the knowledge needed for queries as business rules in English, and then use a system called "Internet Business Logic" to automatically generate and run the SQL queries. One can then get explanations of the results, in English, at the business level.
Check these links....
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/1f/03223c5f00612be10000000a11402f/content.htm
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/80bf2f79-021d-2a10-5082-dadc79aaa92c
http://www50.sap.com/businessmaps/27FEEF3A12444F89A8524CCACAF4F5BF.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/15/00a042b443c56ae10000000a155106/content.htm
Reward points if useful....
Regards
AK

Joining Sales Orders and Delivery Notes in Query

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Please could someone provide me with the correct SQL syntax for joining tables ORDR, RDR1, ODLN and DLN1 in a query?
I need to show a list of the (rows of all open sales orders) and (closed sales order (which have a delivery note) between certain dates).
Thanks
Jon

Hi Gordon
Thanks for your help. Could you help me a little further? I am writing the query to show me a mixture of (Open Order rows which contain item code 'C&P') and (closed orders between 2 dates which also contain C&P) - both need to have the customer having property 54 set as 'Y'
Working with what you sent me it almost works but for some reason I cannt fathom it won't show the open orders only the closed. I think it may have some do with my last JOIN
This is what I have:
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WHERE (T2.ItemCode LIKE 'C&P%%' AND T1.DocStatus='O' and t4.qrygroup54='Y') or (T2.[ItemCode] LIKE 'C&P%%' AND T1.[DocStatus] = 'C' and T4.QryGroup54='Y' and (T0.DocDate Between '[%0]' and '[%1]'))
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Jon

Passing a default value to the master block and do the auto query

Hi
My problem is i have a MD FORM to which i have to pass a default value and do an auto query so that when i run the form the form should open with this default value and do the query and get the details.
I tried many things like trying to set the value of the column using p_session.set_value and then calling the same form using wwa_app_module_link by using the value in the condition but every time unless i press the query button i did not get the values.
Now i don't know what to do.
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thanks
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1. Create a link to the destination component (YourProvider.YourLink)
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3. wwa_app_module.set_target(l_url) will send you to the URL you generated.
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I'm not the best at this, but this works for me in most cases.

How to find last runtime of query and who ran the query

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I am doing the analysis for all the queries , their last run time and who ran the query
Since there are almost 6000 queries , is there any way to find out last run time and who ran the query
in one step or through any transaction else It would huge effort taking task to check the data in BW statistics
table for each query
Please suggest
Regards,
Vivek

Hi,
Statistics should be switched ON for all the queries first. You can check this in RSDDSTAT.
Statistics data is stored in BW for a specific period only. This setting can be maintained in table RSADMIN (Field : TCT_KEEP_OLAP_DM_DATA_N_DAYS). If the value for the field is 30, then 30 days old statistics will be available at any point.
Not all the queries will be ran daily. Some are ran daily, monthly and yearly depending upon User requirement.
1. You can check in RSDDSTAT_OLAP for the details you needed.
2. You can install the BI Technical Content and run the respective query for the details you needed.
Hope this helps.
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Hello. I recently pieced together a late 2008 MacBook Pro 15". Everything works fine except the battery constantly goes between "not charging" and "calculating" or, rarely "charging". It does charge after a long while and will report that it is charged.
I have reset the NVRAM and the SMC a couple of time but that didn't work so I ran an Apple Hardware Test and while testing the logic board it gives the following error:
4SNS/1/40000000 LB1T
I've done some research and found this is a temperature sensor related to the battery, but cannot find where the sensor is located in the computer. Would you know how I can find the sensor to test it? Could my battery problem be related to something else? Would a fresh install of Lion help?
Thank you!
Mike
Two pieces of information that may or may not b helpful, the hard drive is from my early 2008 MBP and the only test disc I have access to is from an iMac.

Why do you have LION installed on that older machine?
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text area:
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query:
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I have tried some variations of replace and translate in order to parse that list of values...something like: translate(:P11_text, chr(10)||chr(13), ',' ).....and many variations of this.
I have been able to replace the end of lines with the commas, but it appears that I am not getting my single quotes captured, even when trying to force them in. The best attempt returned single quotes and commas in between values but not at the beginning and end of the list of values.
I would bet that there is an easy way to accomplish this or an easy way to accomplish the requirement in a different way altogether.
Please point me in the right direction.

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create or replace type myTableType as table
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create or replace
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n number;
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exit when l_string is null;
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end loop;
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end;
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Is it possible to submit a list item and at same time query/search the results if parameters are matched.

Hello,
Is it possible to submit a list item and at same time query/search the results if parameters are matched.
Example - user logon to site enter search parameters and hit submit button. Once done parameters gets saved in list and shows search results on page. I have been asked to do this with
SP designer and InfoPath doesn’t work due items limits.
Please suggest.
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Manish

Hi Manish,
may i ask if you need,
when user account click the login button, it will be authenticate the user and then it will show search result page?
may i know how the keyword of words to be put? is it together with the user account box, password and keyword?
or it will be like, after user authenticate, it will redirect to search page, so that user may use the search page to input the keyword?
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