Description of Query Views

Hi All,
I have created a view on a query. Now, when I run this view, I get the description of the query in the report. Is there any way to display the description of the view somewhere in the report?
Any help regarding this will be appreciated.
Regards
Shobhit

Hi Shobhit,
Define it as a web template, then you'll see the view description.
Regards,
Dilek

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Hi ,
According to your description, my understanding is that you want to filter a calendar based a look up column in SharePoint 2013.
Calendar View not support OOTB filters connection. it is disabled for calendar view, you need to change view(not calendar view) so OOTB filters works and get connected to your view.
You can achieve this using combination of jQuery and SharePoint OOB techniques.
For jQuery filters refer to the blog: enter SharePoint List Filters using jQuery
Also you can filter Calendar View Web Part using JQuery and SPServices:
http://blogs.visigo.com/chriscoulson/filter-a-sharepoint-calendar-list-with-a-date-picker/
http://joshmccarty.com/2011/11/sharepoint-jquery-and-fullcalendar%E2%80%94now-with-spservices/
http://spservices.codeplex.com/discussions/258846
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How to find out source qurey or query view   from portal report.

Hi mates.
we are using portal to display our report online. I want to kind out from portal Reports (charts or table) , which are queries or query view is used for display those portal charts or tables.we are using Lotus notes to publish web reports in Portal.
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Hello,
Check these tables:
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VARIDESCCI     Selection Variants: Description (Cross-Client)
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Creation of Query View

Hi All,
Can someone pls explain me how to create a query view and what is its importance?
Thanks in advance.
Chaitra

Hi Chaitra,
i dont know which BW version you use but let me explain that for BW 3.5:
1.) Local Views: If you navigate in your BEx workbook - for example you start a query and navigate in Excel - you can save the view state in the BEx workbook. Than this view is a local view stored in the BEx workbook. You can open this views by using the "jump" button in the BEx toolbar.
For example you filter your query by different sales organizations and there are 4 sales orgs available. You can than filter and create a local view for each sales organization.
Its a good way to switch fast between different views within a workbook without many navigation steps. Just a click or link is enough. End users like this.
The view is saved "in the workbook".
Hint: to save use the blue save button in BEx Analyzer.
2. Global Views: You can navigate within your query in the BEx Analyzer and if you reached a good view state with the filters and the requested drill down you can save the whole view with any settings (query, characteristcs, key figures etc.) as a "global" view. In this case you must save the global view a description and a technical name. Now this view is saved "on the BW server" and any user can open this view by using the open function.
And you can use this global view in the Web Appication Designer as an initial view for tables and charts. There are many more things you can do with it. For example: if you filter for example a special sales org in a global view, than you can use a drop down box (mapped with sales org in web application designer) and the drop down box is pre filtered with this sales org. As you can see global views are important for wen reporting.
Hint: to save use the blue save button in BEx Analyzer.
Global views can be openend in the excel or web.
If you read the online help you will find more useful examples.
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Displaying query view name in web template.

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In the standard web template (0ANALYSIS_PATTERN) there is a text box which displays the query title. I need to change this so it displays the name of the query view instead of the query. Does anyone know how to do this?
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Hi Nick,
In the template you need not to do any special setting for Query View Name display.
When You use a query view in template that becomes as a data provider, so for every data provider whether that's a query or query view it works same.
You can select to display query technical name or description.
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Anybody knows how to display the selected QUERY VIEW Description (i.e. in a text box) in a web template?
(I know you can select a Query View in a drop down, so it should be possible!)
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Thanks, very helpfull.
I´m using BI 7.0
However, when I do as you suggested, I still get the query name, not the query view name.
The query view should be selected dynamically from the view that is displayed at that moment.
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gop through this link ..
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/0e/1339427f82b26be10000000a155106/content.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/0d/af12403dbedd5fe10000000a155106/frameset.htm
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