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i need to restrect this query to current date and current year

[gosales_goretailers].[Orders].[Order month]between 01 and

to_number(to_char(current_date,'MM'))and [gosales_goretailers].[Orders].[Order
month]=to_number(to_char(current_date,'MM'))
pass polar ID

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You have a function called 'extract' in cognos.

Ex:- extract(month,the dte field). by giving like this you will get month. so you can keep a filter to
restrict the rows only for october.


Questions shud be more clearer. Cognos meaning , impromptu or powerplay or reportnet of cognos
8.0 ? If it is impromptu then just add a text column and connect it to data field say for eg. 'Report from
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What is meant by Junk Dimension?

How do you perfom while running the report?
Where will you see the time of running report?
Size of the cube?
What are the types of prompts in ReportNet?
What is macro and how it will be work?
What is difference between Cognos and Cognos ReportNet?
How do you create cube in ReportNet?
There are 10 facts are there.How will you connect all?
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Problem Description

What are looping joins and how do you resolve them?

Solution Description

Looping joins could potentially return incorrect data.

An example of a looping join,

B -> C
A -> < > -> D
E -> F

When you select an item from table A and D, Impromptu will try to choose the shortest path, e.g. if A -
> D existed, then this is the path Impromptu will take. But in the above situation, the two paths are
equal and so Impromptu has to make a choice, e.g. "A -> B -> C -> D" OR "A -> E -> F -> D". Impromptu
makes it's choice based on how the catalog was constructed, which cannot be altered once it's
created; order of the tables in the catalog.
The two paths could return different results depending on the relationship between the tables in the
path.
The report would be fine IF Impromptu chose the expected path. The choice is not always right.

Eliminating looping joins prevents Impromptu from making the wrong choice. To eliminate looping
joins, you can either break unnecessary joins, e.g. reports do not need a join between table F and D,
e.g.

B -> C -> D
A -> <
E -> F

But if you need all the joins, use ALIAS tables to break the looping join. Add an alias table for table A
and break the join from table A and E, e.g.

A -> B -> C
> -> D
Alias A -> E -> F

Both solutions could affect existing reports.

2) Title:
Looped joins

Created:
Nov 04, 1999

Applies To:
Impromptu - 2.0
Impromptu - 3.01
Impromptu - 3.03
Impromptu - 3.04
Impromptu - 3.5
Impromptu - 4.0
Impromptu - 5.0
Impromptu - 7.1

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Problem Description

Under the Joins dialog on the Analyze Tab it states a Loop join is present. What does this mean and
how can it be resolved?

Solution Description

A Loop Join occurs when there are multiple paths between database tables. An example of this is A
joins to B and B joins to C and C joins to A.

The proper definition of join strategies in an Impromptu catalog is crucial to the success of an ad-hoc
reporting environment. Impromptu shelters the user from having to know any of the technical
information about the database, including name, location, table and column names, and join
strategies. The Impromptu Administrator must be very thorough in their definition and testing of the
join strategies. Impromptu provides an ability to analyze the joins and determine any anomalies. The
most common is the Loop Join.

The implications of the loop join is that there is no way to predetermine which of the various join
paths will be used by Impromptu when creating the SQL. SQL is dynamically generated for each report
as it is created and before it executes. For example, to create a report using columns from tables A
and C, we could join from A=>B=>C or directly from A=>C. In some cases, both of these joins would
result in the same data being retrieved. However, in other cases it may result in different data.
Impromptu will always try to use the shortest route in joining multiple tables. It will also try to use the
tables that are already included in the query, rather than including an additional table.

There is no hard and fast rule to resolving Loop Joins. There are four basic resolutions:
1. Break the join
2. Create alias tables with different join strategies
3. Use the join expression editor to specify the join
4. Modify SQL
Each of these resolutions is done for a different reason and may have some issues associated with it.
Determine the best resolution for your situation by analyzing the data with regards to the results
required from the join structure.

Example:

The join structure looks like this:

A=B
A=C
B=C

This is producing incorrect results. To resolve this issue, make table C an alias to omit the loop in the
join structure and this will result in data displaying correctly.

Correct Join Structure:

A=B
A = C alias
B=C

What type problems we can face in general at report runnig time

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The most common problems are -

1.No Data Appears in the Report (to remove this check data source or package)

2.Unexpected or incorrect values appears in reports , may be report is running with limited data

3.The report filter does not work, values are not coming in filter option

4.report is not able to oprm in excel ,cvs or xml

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To create a powerplay report

1)You have to create a IQD file from impromptu by saving IMR report as IQD

2)Use Frame Work manager model and externalise the query subject you want to use in powerplay
transformer and powerplay

When you have the IQD file published to a location such as UNC

Go to powerplay transformer model and select new ,

select the data source name , and IQD file location either published from FM or Impromptu (saved as
IQD)

You will see all the query items in the explorer then you can specify the dimensions like time and
measures.

Then generate categories for the dimensions and measures .

Right click the cube and select create power cube , after that view the cube in cognos powerplay
explorer.

We can also publish the cube to PPES(Powerplay enterprise server)

Publish the cube to the upfront

Use powerplay web explorer to view the cube

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Visualizer is a representation of data cubes in a dashboard format. We can drill through to

the ground level of a hierarchy as like in power play report but cannot add or remove fields
dynamically.

Cognos script editor : We can write cognos macros or programs in this tool and can fine tune or
process some execution

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ADVANTAGES:

1)PURELY WEB BASED REPORTING TOOL

2)WE CAN CREATE MULTILINGUAL REPORTS

3)IT CAN SUPPORT ANY TYPE OF OPERATING SYSTEM & DATA BASE

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Open Impromtu AdmiSelect Catalog->Folders optionSelect the column u want to chance

and Click the Edit button

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1 Start Cognos Impromptu Administrator.

2.From the File menu select Catalog -> New.

3. In the File name text box, type the desired name of the catalog. In the Description text box you can
add a description but this is not mandatory.

4. In the Database dropdown select the database that you want to use or click on the "Databases"
button select an ODBC connection that you want to use i.e. DB2, Oracle etc. and click the "New
Database" button.

5. Click "Ok" and enter the database logon and password. Click "OK" again. You should see a database
icon in the lower left of you screen without a red X over it.

6. Select the tables that you want to use my highlighting them on the left side and using the "Add"
arrow key to add them to the "Catalog Tables" side. Click "Ok" when your finished.

7. To create Joins in your tables select the table under the "Join path" window and the table that you
want to join it to from the "Available tables" window.

8. Click "Add" and choose the fields to join the tables, click the "Add link" button to create your join.

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open your catalog,select a report(say for instance) convert that to another format and export it to any
specified location,provided the code (Program)is such.Prompt-A prompt specifies the manner in which
data in the reports are to be displayed.A Prompt can be defined at the catalog level either or during
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