Planning DataExport

I have created a business rule to export data planning. The data is exporting to the path specified. Content of the rule for export is as below:
FIX
DATAEXPORT "File" ";" "W:\export.txt" "0";
ENDFIX
Our situation is such that many users will be exporting data. All data will be going to the same path and even if I put "DataExportOverwriteFile OFF;", it will be difficult for the user to find the file later on.
Is there a way to create a script which allows the user to save the file to their local drive or to a server where they can change the file name (basically "Save As" option).
Any example wud be helpful.
Thanks,
SV

user612114 wrote:
But the issue is , when many user run the rule the earlier file get overwritten.If it was an essbase calc script you can use substitution variables for example
SET DATAEXPORTOPTIONS
DataExportLevel "LEVEL0";
DATAEXPORTOVERWRITEFILE ON;
FIX ("100-10","New York","Actual","Sales");
DATAEXPORT "File" "," &FileLocation "#MI";
ENDFIX;
&FileLocation could equal export.txt
Now you think ahhh this means I could use a business rule variable for example
DATAEXPORT "File" "," [FileLocation] "#MI";
Unfortunately it doesn't validate and if you enclose it quotes then it just ignores it.
Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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Hi,
I am not totally sure what you are trying to achieve but if you create an essbase application in EAS it is a totally seperate entity from a planning application, so you can't just access it directly.
The are many options on what to do but it needs to be clearer why you have to access the data from a seperate database.
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hi
iam newbie to planning
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i have created a application in eas called "blue " in eas console and loaded the data and retrieved in excel , iam able to see the data . mean while i have created planning application called "gt" and its created sucessfully, i can able to "gt" see in the eas console . i wanted to get the data from "blue" in eas into planning "gt" dataforms i created a user called "blue" in shared services console , i decided to give the privilege to "blue" in eas , i clicked on the default application to blue application but was nt there ,but it showing separtely , i clicked on that and assigned roles like "administrator" and cube creator and planner
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Hi,
I am not totally sure what you are trying to achieve but if you create an essbase application in EAS it is a totally seperate entity from a planning application, so you can't just access it directly.
The are many options on what to do but it needs to be clearer why you have to access the data from a seperate database.
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The other options are to use XREFs to access data from one to cube to another.
Another option would to use partitions.
You could extract the data from one cube using an export or DATAEXPORT command and then load it into your planning database or use ODI to extract from one database and load it into the other.
Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

DataExport in Business Rules

Hi,
is there a way to make the DataExport calcscript command works in Business Rules ?
I made the script below to export data in a calcscript and it works fine.
//ESS_LOCALE French_France.MS1252@Default
SET DATAEXPORTOPTIONS
DataExportLevel "LEVEL0";
DataExportRelationalFile ON;
DataExportOverwriteFile ON;
DataExportDecimal 2;
DATAEXPORTDIMHEADER OFF;
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ENDFIX;
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Now, I would like to move it in a business rule to be able to pass parameters from a Planning form.
In my example "E23" is an entity and I would like it to change to follow user security in Planning (user will not be able to choose other entity than those they can access in Planning).
I tried to do it in a report but it is too slow as we have 12 dimensions, 3 of them having more than 1000 members.
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Thanks

Hi John,
my problem is not with DataExport performance, which is really fast (5 seconds or less). We have only level-0 members included in the export and none currently has dynamic calc.
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I am having issues trying to create a data export business rule in version 9.3.1. The syntax works fine as a calc script but when I copied it to a business rule I get a syntax error at the first bracket ({) after the 'DATAEXPORTOPTIONS.' The error says it was expecting "\", "]]", <SUBST_VARIABLE>...
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Hi,
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b varchar2(100),
c varchar2(100),
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f varchar2(100),
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i varchar2(100),
j varchar2(100),
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fix (jan,budget,fy08)
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ENDFIX
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Hi,
It all depends on you dense dimension being used in your export, it will use a column for each member.
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Then there would need to be a column for each dimension and 12 columns for each of the periods (Jan:Dec)
The best way to work it out is to export to a file first in column format and you will see how the table needs to look.
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Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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Hi Simon,
The patch for planning relates to business rules as you are using Calc scripts it doesn't need patching.
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DataExport exports dynamically calculated data by using a query-based extraction method.
Query-based export can be slower as the calculator engine has to get all data blocks specified in the FIX range and perform dynamic calculations on them if Dynamic Calc members are
involved. Excluding dynamically calculated data improves the export performance because the calculator engine only needs to fetch existing data blocks from the database.
Users need to remember these performance implications when using DATAEXPORTDYNAMICCALC. If the goal of using the DATAEXPORT command is to backup and provide restore capabilities for your database, then exporting
dynamic calc members is not necessary, as trying to load dynamic calc data into the database is not accepted.
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John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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If it is a standard level0 export you cannot change the format of the extract.
You could have a look into to using the DATAEXPORT command :- http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12825_01/epm.111/esb_techref/dataexport.htm
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Hello,
I'm looking for some help with the DATAEXPORT command. It was working for us previously and recently it started giving us problems. Now when I run a DATAEXPORT within a calcscript in order to get a subset of the data, the exported file contains 13, sometimes 14 data columns rather than 12 data columns (one for each month)
When I perfom a full data export the export file is perfect (select the database, right click and select “Export”, enter file path and name, select ‘Level 0 data blocks” and “Export in column format” and click ok.)
Here's the Calc script that I'm using:
//ESS_LOCALE English_UnitedStates.Latin1@Binary
SET CALCPARALLEL 3;
SET DATAEXPORTOPTIONS
DataExportLevel LEVEL0;
DataExportDynamicCalc OFF;
DataExportColFormat ON;
DataExportDimHeader ON;
DataExportOverwriteFile ON;
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@Relative("TOTLOC",0),
@Relative("LOB",0),
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Hi Chris
I noticed something similar when I first tested the DATAEXPORT calc script command but couldn't get to the bottom of the cause.
It seemed to be an issue where the first month(s) were #Mi but later months had data, e.g. Jan:Mar = #Mi, Apr = 10, May = 20 etc.
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I did a test on exporting all level0 time periods, forcing it to have 13 columns one for each level0 time period and it worked and matched the export in column format.
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Hi,
I'm exporting data out of a huge planning cube with 14 dimensions. Does anyone better which method is better? JExport or DATAEXPORT. I've tried DATAEXPORT on a subset of data with dynamic calc turned off. The performance seems to be ok without dynamic calc. Any thoughts on JExport? Can I export out the dynamic calc members using JExport without degrading the performance? Thanks.
Regards,
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Hi,
I can't really say which is going to be faster in your circumstances, sometimes you just have to try and see, though what I will say is that if you are going to export dynamic calculated members then there is always going to be a performance hit, if you think about it the data for the dynamic members doesn't yet exist so it has to calculate them on the fly when you are exporting, depending on the amount of dynamic calc members and what they depend on will shape the way performance is going to be hit, in some cases this can be a massive hit in performance.
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John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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Hi,
The Data export code for On and Off Gives me the same result
SET LOCKBLOCK HIGH;
SET CACHE HIGH;
SET CALCPARALLEL 3;
SET DATAEXPORTOPTIONS
DataExportLevel "LEVEL0";
DataExportColFormat ON;
DataExportOverwriteFile ON;
DataExportDimHeader OFF;
DataExportRelationalFile ON;
DataExportColHeader "Scenario";
FIX ("SAP",&CurrFcst,&Currmnth:Sep,"Forecast Employees",&CurrFY,@IDescendents("All_Cost_Center"),@IDescendents("Pay Type"),@IDescendents("Work Type"),@IDescendents("Other_Accounts")
DATAEXPORT "File" "," $DataExportPath "0";
ENDFIX;
ENDFIX;
Result
WT"|"Non-Exempt"|7|5|5|5|5|4|4|4|4|4
"SAP"|"FY13"|"Plan"|"A100C30100"|"Forecast Employees"|"Full-Time"|"Indirect WT"|"Exempt"|3|3|3|3|3|3|3|3|3|3
"SAP"|"FY13"|"Plan"|"A100C30110"|"Forecast Employees"|"Full-Time"|"Direct WT"|"Exempt"|8|6|6|6|6|6|6|6|6|6
"SAP"|"FY13"|"Plan"|"A100C30120"|"Forecast Employees"|"Full-Time"|"Direct WT"|"Exempt"|7|4|4|4|4|4|4|4|4|4
"SAP"|"FY13"|"Plan"|"A100C30130"|"Forecast Employees"|"Full-Time"|"Direct WT"|"Exempt"|4|4|4|4|4|4|4|4|4|4
"SAP"|"FY13"|"Plan"|"A100C30160"|"Forecast Employees"|"Full-Time"|"Indirect WT"|"Exempt"|5|4|4|4|4|3|3|3|3|3
The way that i want the Data to be Represented is
SAP" "Plan" "Forecast Employees" "FY13" "A100C20270" "Non-Exempt" "Direct WT" "Full-Time" "Jan" 5.0000
"SAP" "Plan" "Forecast Employees" "FY13" "A100C20270" "Non-Exempt" "Direct WT" "Full-Time" "Feb" 5.0000
"SAP" "Plan" "Forecast Employees" "FY13" "A100C20270" "Non-Exempt" "Direct WT" "Full-Time" "Mar" 5.0000
"SAP" "Plan" "Forecast Employees" "FY13" "A100C20270" "Non-Exempt" "Direct WT" "Full-Time" "Apr" 5.0000
"SAP" "Plan" "Forecast Employees" "FY13" "A100C20270" "Non-Exempt" "Direct WT" "Full-Time" "May" 4.0000
"SAP" "Plan" "Forecast Employees" "FY13" "A100C20270" "Non-Exempt" "Direct WT" "Full-Time" "Jun" 4.0000
"SAP" "Plan" "Forecast Employees" "FY13" "A100C20270" "Non-Exempt" "Direct WT" "Full-Time" "Jul" 4.0000
"SAP" "Plan" "Forecast Employees" "FY13" "A100C20270" "Non-Exempt" "Direct WT" "Full-Time" "Aug" 4.0000
"SAP" "Plan" "Forecast Employees" "FY13" "A100C20270" "Non-Exempt" "Direct WT" "Full-Time" "Sep" 4.0000
I believe that this issue is because of the Range that is used (&Currmnth:Sep)
Could Someone help on this Issue.
Thanks,
Joe

I hope below code will give you result desired format, changes I made are in bold and italics
SET LOCKBLOCK HIGH;
SET CACHE HIGH;
SET CALCPARALLEL 3;
SET DATAEXPORTOPTIONS
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DataExportColFormat OFF;
DataExportOverwriteFile ON;
DataExportDimHeader OFF;
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+/*DataExportColHeader "Scenario"*/+;
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ENDFIX;

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Also can you advise me on how the table structure should be.
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Hi,
You can from 9.3.1 patch 9.3.1.1.5
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Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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Terri T.

Is there something special you have to do for parallelism or does it do that by default?^^^See SET CALCPARALLEL and CALCTASKDIMS in the DBAG and Tech Ref.
We have considered doing a MAXL export and pulling it into SQL but felt we should use Essbase/Planning functions as our first choice. We may end up going the SQL route though.^^^If you do go the MaxL export route, I believe that is an exclusive operation, e.g., it blocks everyone from doing anything during the export (I am pretty sure about that). Of course, if you pull the data in the dead of the night, there's no issue.
In regards to report scripts, I saw some other posts that said they are not really recommended. I have never used them before. What are the pros/cons?^^^I wonder what you saw? They have been around since the year dot. They work quite well. They have some formatting limitations and cannot write to SQL. I'm not saying they're better, but they are another option.
When you mention the Star Integration Server are you talking about the Essbase Integration Sever?http://staranalytics.com/products/star-integration-server/ <--I do not resell, nor am I a partner, nor do I make any money if you buy it, etc., etc., etc. Again, a possible option for you to try out. I received training on it almost four years ago -- I can only imagine that it has improved since then.
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Has any one tried using DATAEXPORT command in Business Rules? Business Rule says DATAEXPORT is unknown command. At the same time calc script with DATAEXPORT works fine. AAS v.9.3.1
Thanks in advance!

Hi,
You will need to install the planning patch 9.3.1.1.5 or later, the latest patch is 9.3.1.1.7
Patch 9.3.1.15 resolves request 7021469 - Business Rules should support DATAEXPORT and DATAIMPORTBIN functionality.
You can download the patch from metalink3.
Hope this helps.
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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Hi,
I'm exporting data from Hyperion Planning application in order to transform and load forecast data into HFM.
To do so, I'm using ODI which build an Essbase calc script, run this calc script in Essbase, transform the data and then load it into HFM.
The calc script is exporting data into an Oracle table. I have one problem with the precision of the extract: when I set a precision (properties DataExportDecimal & DataExportPrecision), the #Missing are exported as "0" in Oracle table. I saw in the documentation that the precision properties are optional but when I don't set these precisions, #Missing are exported as "-0,000000000002".
I'd like to export #Missing as null and keep "0" when data equals to "0" (I mean, no transformation of "0" to null). Also, I can't change the architecture to flat file export / load.
I put the script I use below, thanks a lot for your help!
Stephane.
//ESS_LOCALE English_UnitedStates.Latin1@Binary
SET UPDATECALC OFF ;
SET CACHE HIGH;
SET CALCPARALLEL 4;
SET LOCKBLOCK HIGH ;
SET MSG SUMMARY ;
SET DATAEXPORTOPTIONS
DataExportLevel ALL ;
DataExportDynamicCalc On;
DataExportDecimal 7;
DataExportPrecision 7;
DataExportColFormat Off;
DataExportRelationalFile On;
DataExportOverwriteFile On;
DataExportDryRun Off;
DataExportColHeader "PERIOD";
FIX(BegBalance, @RELATIVE(TOT_YEAR,0), &FY_N0, &FY_N1, &FY_N2, "FINAL", &CurrScenario, @RELATIVE("PL_SRC", 0), "ENTITY_CURR", @RELATIVE("SITES", 0), @RELATIVE("TECHPL", 0), "ND_COST_CENTER", "ND_COST_CENTER_IC", "IC_TOT", @LEVMBRS(BU, 0), "ALL_PROJECT", "PTD", @LEVMBRS("LEGAL_ENTITY", 0))
DATAEXPORT "DSN" "STAGING" "STG_BUDGET_EXTRACT_RPTING_HP" "#SCHEMA" "#PASSWD";
ENDFIX;

I can't really comment on why #Missing is not being outputted as you expect, is it possible you can run an update after the export to transform "-0,000000000002" to NULL
Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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