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Dear all,
I've ta table with all my maintenance tickets.
I need to create two straight tables, the first one for the new tickets and the second one for the others, like these.
New tickets Status Others Status
bug_id bug_description NEW bug_id bug_description other status codes
Do I've to create two different tables in my script ?
I'm sorry but I'm a bit confused
Help please
Hi,
You dont need to do anything in script.
All you have to do is create two straight table.
1. with dimension as Bug_ID
and Expression as Only({<Status = {"*New*"}>}Status )
2 with dimension as Bug_ID
and Expression as only({<Status -= {"*New*"}>}Status )
Regards,
Kaushik Solanki
Not really. You can get it done in several ways in the front-end.
Using
-Calculated dimension -
For Status dimension use expression like: If(Status='NEW', Status) // and in the dimension tab check 'Supress When Value is Null'
And for second table : If(Status<>'NEW', Status)
-Set Analysis
Hi,
You dont need to do anything in script.
All you have to do is create two straight table.
1. with dimension as Bug_ID
and Expression as Only({<Status = {"*New*"}>}Status )
2 with dimension as Bug_ID
and Expression as only({<Status -= {"*New*"}>}Status )
Regards,
Kaushik Solanki
as tresesco said, dont need to split tables, load as one table.
and easily can do with set analysis, calculated dimensions are slower in performance, if you have large data set.
Hi,
If client required separate tables create a two straight tables with the condition of new and old.
Regrads,
Santhosh G
Thanks very much !!!