Merged dimension returns summarized values from 2nd query

I have used merged dimension to take fields from 2 quereis.... Both the queries return 30 days of data means 30 records each record corresponds to 1 day.
So far its good..
now when I run the queries individually I get 30 days of data as 30 rows in the webi document but when I merge the queries and take one column from 1 query and 2nd column from 2nd query then the problem starts.
The field from query 1 I get 30 records with each record showing each day data.. column from second query shows 30 records but with each record showing the summarized values for 30 days and all 30 records shows same data.
For example I am taking 2 days of data:
     column1     column2
         10              20
         10              20
But I need to get as below
     column1     column2
         10              10
         10              10
Total   20              20
Can anyone explain me how can I overcome this and get correct data when I take values from both the queries.
Thanks for your time.
Regards
Siva

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yes:2000-null
2) this sub query i am passing with main query
select sa.mgrid,sa.sal,(select decode(a.FLG,'Y','yes','N','no','null')||'] '||a.p_type||' : '||
initcap(replace(substr(b.mgr,0,instr(b.mgr,'@')-1),'.',' '))||' - '||
b .name||' ('|| substr(a.name,0,instr(a.name,'-')-1)||')'
from table1 a
join table3 c on c.emptype = a.emptype
left outer join table2 b on a.name = b.name
where a.mgrid = 100)" test " from table4 sa,table5 te ,table6 ft where sa.id(+)=te.id and sa.mgr=ft.mgr;
my final out put required like this:
mgrid sal test
100 20000 yes:2000-anbarasan
yes:2700-anb
yes:2000-rasan
yes:2807-anbarasan
yes:2700-anbanu
yes:2000-null
but i am getting erro:
1)missing paranths
2)single row subquery return more then one row.
hi kindly give me answer to me as soon as possible
Edited by: anbarasan on Sep 29, 2008 9:48 PM

I refuse to read all of that code and guess what error message you are getting. Apparently others feel the same way.
Run the final SQL statement and then cut and paste the code and full error statement into a post.
Also include your full version number to three decimal places.
My refusal is not an unwillingness to help you but rather an unwillingness to spend 10 minutes reconstructing what you could have pasted in in a fraction of a second. We are all volunteers here and there are many people that need help. I hope you understand.

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