"use ODBC outer join syntax on limits" issues

Question

I'm converting a series of BQY's from Brio 6.6 to Hyperion 9.3. I have some questions about the "use ODBC outer join syntax on limits" option in the OCE. I sort of understand this option's purpose, but I don't completely understand the SQL I'm seeing. For example Brio 6.6 is generating the following SQL statement:
SELECT * FROM tblA AL1 LEFT OUTER JOIN tblB AL38 ON (AL38.ParentID=AL1.ChildID AND
AL38.Data='SomeData') WHERE ((NOT AL38.Action IS NULL))
Now, Hyperion 9.3 generated the SQL statement as follows:
SELECT * FROM tblA AL1 LEFT OUTER JOIN tblB AL38 ON (AL38.ParentID=AL1.ChildID AND
AL38.Data='SomeData') AND (NOT AL38.Response IS NULL))
My questions are:
1) Why isn't the "NOT AL38.Action IS NULL" statement included in the outer join in Brio? I'm OK with the fact that it is not, but my limited understanding of the "use ODBC outer join syntax on limits" seems to indicate that it should end up there.
2) The Hyperion SQL is returning incorrect results. How can I get Hyperion to generate the same SQL as Brio? And still use the OCE with "use ODBC outer join syntax on limits" selected? This setting is working fine for other BQY's.

Answer 1

In the first post, I modified the actual table name I'm using, the following is my actual output:
SQL> SELECT A0.name partName,A2.name usedPartName FROM WTPartUsageLink A1
2 RIGHT OUTER JOIN (
3 (SELECT A0.idA2A2,A0B.name FROM WTPart A0 INNER JOIN WTPartMaster A0B
4 ON ((A0.idA3masterReference = A0B.idA2A2)))
5 UNION ALL
6 (SELECT A0.idA2A2,A0B.name
7 FROM WTProduct A0 INNER JOIN WTProductMaster A0B ON ((A0.idA3masterRefer
ence = A0B.idA2A2)))) A0
8 ON (A0.idA2A2 = A1.idA3A5) LEFT OUTER JOIN
9 (SELECT A2.idA2A2,A2.name FROM WTPartMaster A2
10 UNION ALL
11 SELECT A2.idA2A2,A2.name FROM WTProductMaster A2) A2
12 ON (A1.idA3B5 = A2.idA2A2) ORDER BY partName DESC,usedPartName DESC;
FROM WTProduct A0 INNER JOIN WTProductMaster A0B ON ((A0.idA3masterRefer
ence = A0B.idA2A2)))) A0
ERROR at line 7:
ORA-00923: FROM keyword not found where expected
SQL> select * from v$version;
BANNER
Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.1.0 - 64bit Production
PL/SQL Release 9.2.0.1.0 - Production
CORE 9.2.0.1.0 Production
TNS for Solaris: Version 9.2.0.1.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 9.2.0.1.0 - Production
Thanks,