Library Filters: Filter for multiple values in a single column and Wildcards

If you have a multi-value column in a library, can you filter to show only results where two (or more) specific values (terms) are applied? E.g. Year 2014 and Month January? Seems this would be particularly useful for Enterprise Keywords columns.
Similarly, is there any way to filter on one value OR another value in a single column (e.g. Document Type Memo OR Fax)?
Any way to use wildcards in searches (would be REALLY useful in the Title and Name columns when naming conventions have been followed).
I'm guessing the answer is going to be 'move to SharePoint 2013' - if that is the case, please confirm whether all the scenarios mentioned above are catered for.

Thanks for your replies !
Is there any other way to achieve this ?
There is 1 InfoObject which has 2 fields Employee and Department.
Employee     Department
001                A
001                B
001                C
In the report there should be 1 row for Employee 001 with all the Departments displayed in the same cell separated by commas.
Can this be done in the backend through a ABAP code?

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Hi Rahul,
According to your description, my understanding is that you want to use filter with multiple values on a column of an external list in SharePoint 2010.
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I have Table USER_SERVICES with 2 Columns USER_NAME, Services. Please find below sample data on USER_SERVICES Table.
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USER_NAME Services
user1 service1
user1 service2
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insert into t values (5 ,4 );
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BUN28N06.DAT,N06,053070, 21.48, 20,R1, 13.39, 1074,H,C,1,F,E
BUN28N06.DAT,N06,053070, 21.48, 21,R1, 13.86, 1074,H,C,1,F,E
BUN28N06.DAT,N06,053070, 21.48, 22,R1, 15.01, 1074,H,C,1,F,E
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BUN28N06.DAT,N06,053070, 21.48, 25,R1, 15.57, 1074,H,C,1,F,E
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BUN28N06.DAT,N06,053070, 21.48, 27,R1, 18.60, 1074,H,C,1,F,E
BUN28N06.DAT,N06,053070, 21.48, 28,R1, 17.97, 1074,H,C,1,F,E
BUNALN06(bkup).DAT,                 CORRECTION OF HASSELBLAD MEASUREMENTS                1
BUNALN06(bkup).DAT,                                                 10:50 Friday, November 24, 1989
BUNALN06(bkup).DAT,         CELLPLOT         RADIUS         HT2     COM    SCALE2     TYPE
BUNALN06(bkup).DAT,        N06,005341,    18.14, 1,O1,    22.28     ,       957     ,H,C,1
BUNALN06(bkup).DAT,        N06,005341,    18.14, 2,O1,    20.00     ,       957     ,H,C,1
BUNALN06(bkup).DAT,        N06,005341,    18.14, 3,R1,    15.49     ,       957     ,H,C,1
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BUNALN06(bkup).DAT,        N06,005341,    18.14, 6,R1,    16.99     ,       957     ,H,C,1
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( COL_1 VARCHAR (255 CHAR)
, COL_2 VARCHAR (255 CHAR)
, COL_3 VARCHAR (255 CHAR)
, COL_4 VARCHAR (255 CHAR)
, COL_5 VARCHAR (255 CHAR)
, COL_6 VARCHAR (255 CHAR)
, COL_7 VARCHAR (255 CHAR)
, COL_8 VARCHAR (255 CHAR)
, COL_9 VARCHAR (255 CHAR)
, COL_10 VARCHAR (255 CHAR)
, COL_11 VARCHAR (255 CHAR)
, COL_12 VARCHAR (255 CHAR)
, COL_13 VARCHAR (255 CHAR)
, COL_14 VARCHAR (255 CHAR)
, COL_15 VARCHAR (255 CHAR)
ORGANIZATION EXTERNAL
( TYPE ORACLE_LOADER
DEFAULT DIRECTORY "UPLOAD_DIR"
ACCESS PARAMETERS
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      , COL_3
      , COL_4
      , COL_5
      , COL_6
      , COL_7
      , COL_8
      , COL_9
      , COL_10
      , COL_11
      , COL_12
      , COL_13
      , COL_14
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Hello,
I want to display multiple values in a single cell, each value separated by comma.
Ex: I have Employee and Department.
If a employee works for many departments, all the Department names should be displayed in the same cell in the report.
Please help !

Thanks for your replies !
Is there any other way to achieve this ?
There is 1 InfoObject which has 2 fields Employee and Department.
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001                A
001                B
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Generated SQL that works looks like this;
select
sum(a11.TOTALQUANTITY) WJXBFS1
from
"_SYS_BIC"."MyPackage/CA_TEST_PASS_PARAMETER"
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a11
When choosing more than one value in Microstrategy the SQL now fails and looks like this;
select
sum(a11.TOTALQUANTITY) WJXBFS1
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"_SYS_BIC"."MyPackage/CA_TEST_PASS_PARAMETER"
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'PLACEHOLDER' = ('$$MoveType$$', '103'))
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select (sumPAR_TEST.TOTALQUANTITY TOTALQUANTITY
from "_SYS_BIC"."MyPackage/CA_TEST_PASS_PARAMETER"
('PLACEHOLDER' =('$$MoveType$$', '[Movement Type]')) PAR_TEST
In this example [Movement Type] is the microstrategy prompt. Unfortunately though it translates like this which is missing extra single quotes around each value;
select     sum(PAR_TEST.TOTALQUANTITY) TOTALQUANTITY
from     "_SYS_BIC"."development.pr1959/CA_TEST_PASS_PARAMETER"
('PLACEHOLDER' = ('$$MoveType$$', ''101', '102''))   PAR_TEST
instead of what we need which is;
('PLACEHOLDER' = ('$$MoveType$$', '''101'', ''102'''))   PAR_TEST
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-Patrick

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I am working in BO XIR2. I have a scenario as follows.
In a single cell (blank cell from template) i need to display multiple contact persons. When I drag the contact person name into the blank cell, I am getting an error: MULTIVALUE). Please let me know how to use a function so that I can show two or three contact person names in a single blank cell.
I tried to use Replace and Char function as follows to bring Carriage Return functionality to the cell.
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BOUser11:
I know this thread has been answered. I recently came across a scenario where I happen to populate multiple values in a single blank cell(from templates). But the only catch being that if user enters multiple values for a prompt you can show them in a single cell eg: =UserResponse("Enter value(s) for Branch:"). would be the formula for the blank cell. Afetr the user selects three values say A, B,C, webi puts it in the format of A;B;C. in a single cell.
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Hi all,
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rc = OCIDescriptorAlloc(p_env,(dvoid **)&tstmpltz, OCI_DTYPE_TIMESTAMP,
0, (dvoid **)0);
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SQLT_TIMESTAMP, 0, 0, 0, OCI_DEFAULT);
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int i;
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rc = OCIDefineByPos(p_sql, &p_dfn, p_err, 1, descpp1, sizeof(descpp1),
SQLT_TIMESTAMP, 0, 0, 0, OCI_DEFAULT);
rc = OCIStmtExecute(p_svc, p_sql, p_err, (ub4) 50, (ub4) 0,
(CONST OCISnapshot *) NULL, (OCISnapshot *) NULL,
OCI_DEFAULT);
And I get an "ORA-01403: no data found" error. I'm missing something here but I can't figure out what it is. Is this proper way to fetch multiple Timestamp columns ?
Thanks,
Nick

Hi Nick,
I think the "trick" here is that when you call OCIDescriptorAlloc normally you would pass a pointer to an OCIDateTime pointer (i.e. OCIDateTime**). However, you're being sneaky here and using unsigned char * with malloc/calloc for the reasons you have already mentioned. So, that changes things a bit because in this scenario the "destination address" where OCI is going to put the address for the OCIDateTime descriptor is in the memory you have dynamically allocated rather than in the target pointer of an OCIDateTime** declaration. So far so good, but the problem, as you've discovered, comes about when you need to get the OCIDateTime* to pass into the OCIDateTimeToText function. In your call you have this:
(OCIDateTime *)descpp1[0 * sizeof (OCIDateTime *)]However, that isn't the address of the descriptor it's a pointer to the address so, depending on your actual calls, etc. you'll either get a memory violation or an invalid OCI handle error. What you can do is get the address from that memory location and stuff it into a proper OCIDateTime* and then it can be used in the OCIDateTimeToText function.
I'm probably doing a terrible job explaining it, but I have cobbled together a sample which does what you want (at least as far as I can tell). Of course, being OCI, there's a fair bit of code, but here's the main parts.
I created a table called "ts_test" that has the following structure and sample data:
SQL> desc ts_test
Name             Null?    Type
TS_ID                     NUMBER
TS_VALUE                  TIMESTAMP(3)
SQL> select * from ts_test order by ts_id;
     TS_ID TS_VALUE
         1 01-JAN-09 08.00.00.123 AM
         2 01-JAN-09 12.34.56.789 PM
         3 01-JAN-09 04.46.00.046 PM
         4 01-JAN-09 10.00.00.314 PM
4 rows selected.I use the same query as above in the OCI sample code to get the values back out of the table.
** will hold pointers to TimeStamp Descriptor memory
unsigned char *pTSD = (unsigned char *) NULL;
** temp pointer used with descriptors
OCIDateTime *pTemp = NULL;
** allocate memory for the ts_id column
if ((pID_val = (ub4 *) malloc(sizeof(ub4) * arrsize)) == NULL)
    printf("Failed to allocate memory for pID_val!\n");
    return;
** allocate memory for the ts descriptors
if ((pTSD = (unsigned char *) malloc(sizeof(unsigned char *) * arrsize)) == NULL)
    printf("Failed to allocate memory for pTSD!\n");
    return;
** allocate date time descriptors
for (i = 0; i < arrsize; i++)
    rc = OCIDescriptorAlloc(pDBCtx->envhp,
                            (void **) &pTSD[i * sizeof(OCIDateTime *)],
                            (ub4) OCI_DTYPE_TIMESTAMP,
                            (size_t) 0,
                            (void **) 0);
** define the first column in the results
rc = OCIDefineByPos(stmtp,
                      &defnp,
                      pDBCtx->errhp,
                      (ub4) 1,
                      (void *) pID_val,
                      (sword) sizeof(ub4),
                      (ub2) SQLT_INT,
                      (void *) pID_ind,
                      (ub2 *) 0,
                      (ub2 *) 0,
                      (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT);
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rc = OCIDefineByPos(stmtp,
                      &defnp,
                      pDBCtx->errhp,
                      (ub4) 2,
                      (void *) &pTSD[0],
                      (sword) sizeof(OCIDateTime *),
                      (ub2) SQLT_TIMESTAMP,
                      (void *) pTS_ind,
                      (ub2 *) 0,
                      (ub2 *) 0,
                      (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT);
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rc = OCIStmtExecute(pDBCtx->svchp,
                      stmtp,
                      pDBCtx->errhp,
                      (ub4) arrsize,
                      (ub4) 0,
                      (CONST OCISnapshot *) NULL,
                      (OCISnapshot *) NULL,
                      (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT);
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** null-terminate it, and display the value.
** the address of the allocated descriptor
** is copied from the dynamically allocated
** memory to the temp variable and that
** is passed to OCIDateTimeToText
for (i = 0; i < arrsize; i++)
    memcpy((void *) &pTemp, &pTSD[i * sizeof(OCIDateTime *)], sizeof(OCIDateTime *));
    rc = OCIDateTimeToText((void *) pDBCtx->usrhp,
                           pDBCtx->errhp,
                           pTemp,
                           (oratext *) 0,
                           (ub1) 0,
                           (ub1) 3,
                           (oratext *) 0,
                           (size_t) 0,
                           &buflen,
                           buf);
    buf[buflen] = '\0';
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...Obviously there's lots left out, but hopefully that can be of some help. I've not really thoroughly reviewed the code so there may be a few things to fix. Anyway, using the above table and data the full sample outputs this on my system:
Timestamp value[1]: 01-JAN-09 08.00.00.123 AM
Timestamp value[2]: 01-JAN-09 12.34.56.789 PM
Timestamp value[3]: 01-JAN-09 04.46.00.046 PM
Timestamp value[4]: 01-JAN-09 10.00.00.314 PM
ENTER to continue...Thanks,
Mark

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