Connection using Multi-Tier Openlink ODBC

We are trying to connect to an Avaya database (their CMS system) and it uses a multi-tier ODBC driver by Openlink. We are unable to use any groupby functions in Hyperion's SQL interface to retrieve data from the database. It doesn't have stored procedures or views so we can't create those and pull data into Hyperion from there. How can we get connectivity using this ODBC driver and use groupby SQL statements? Any help is much appreciated.

Feel free to consider this issues closed.
We figured it out.
We used the combination of a filter event trapping off a user action, coupled with PL/SQL code to extract values from the filtered event and inserted them into the appropriate table{s}.

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