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Simple
workaround for a ‘where’ clause in 2nd-tier variables
In this tip, we will create a chart
where one of the variables of the axis is calculated. The calculated variable
is based on a measure from the universe and contains a formula, in our case a
‘where’ clause. |
Say
goodbye to pivot tables by super-charging your .txt (or .xls) files
For many business managers, pivot
table is the buzz word of the year. The truth is that BO beats Excel in power
of analysis and versatility, especially if your file happens to have 65,537 lines! |
The
ABCs of ZABO
ZABO—or
Zero Administration BusinessObjects—is a mix between full and thin client
architecture with no client administration. Walk through the pros and cons, go
step-by-step through the installation process, and learn about version migration.
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Apply
universe visibility rules to keep your data safe
Improve
your organizations data security and limit user access rights to just those BusinessObjects
reports that pertain to each individual, team, or region in this simple and thorough
tutorial. |
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Produce
reports with style using Cascading Style Sheets
Siebel
Analytics Answers gives developers additional flexibility to create personalized
reports by customizing the appearance of reports using Cascading Style Sheets
in conjunction with Font, Cell and Border formatting options. |
Custom
drill-downs simplified
Navigation—or
drill-down—in Siebel Analytics is usually determined by the configuration
of the business model in the Analytics Server. However, Siebel Analytics Answers
lets developers create their own custom navigation. |
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Tablespaces
designed to end disk conflicts
Even
though indexes are carefully organized when a database (DB) is initially designed,
after time passes and new indexes need to be created, we sometimes forget about
the importance of index disk location. |
Create
indexes built for speed and efficiency
A
lot of effort is put into designing indexes to be as efficient as possible. However,
when an application is in production and new indexes need to be created, the fact
that indexes can be reused is often overlooked. |
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Simple
tricks to speed up your DTS performance
Is
your extremely important Transform Data Task slower than a turtle? Follow these
simple tricks to speed things up. |
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