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I know you won't like this question, but hear me out.
I have two parent scorecards and 20 child scorecards (10 for each parent). I made the child scorecards a while ago, and at the time I cascaded the setup from the parent to the children. Now, there's been some changes to the parent scorecard measure to objective alignment, and I wonder... is there a way to re-cascade them? I see nothing through the GUI, but is there a FEX or a SQL update string I can run? It would save me hours.
I'd delete the kids and re-create them, except I've already set dashboard prefs for each, and that'd be even more time-consuming.
Please let me know.
Cheers,
Joey
-WebFOCUS 8.2.01 on Windows
Posts: 318 | Location: Los Angeles, CA | Registered: November 15, 2005
Each child scorecard is filtered for a different dimension value. Depending on the dimension filter, the setup of the single dashboard will vary. For instance, if Dimension_01 is filtered by 'Value_X' then the top left line chart must show Measure_A. If Dimension_01 is filtered by 'Value_Y' then the top left line chart must show Measure_B. I do not think this would be possible without so many child scorecards.
Users will be defaulted to a scorecard that is filtered to the way that they are used to viewing information.
Cheers,
Joey
Posts: 318 | Location: Los Angeles, CA | Registered: November 15, 2005
So you're letting the scorecard control the access, not the user. The limitation there is if the parent changes you have to manually propagate those changes down to the kids.
The question is, will the strategy map of the child always exactly match the strategy map of the parent? And will the measures linked to each objective or risk always match up? If so there's probably a way to customize a copy function...
Bob Jude Ferrante Director of Business and Development WebFOCUS Performance Management Bob_Ferrante@ibi.com 917-339-5105
I'll take any questions about PMF - business or technical - anytime!
There's a scorecard clone function in the scorecard panel when you do a New and select a parent (it's labeled "cascade scorecard"). The underlying procedure is called pmf_panel_scrd_update_clone.fex
That procedure creates a new scorecard record, then clones all the components from the scorecard including perspectives, objectives, risks, compounds, all cause/effect linkages, all weights, and all measure linkages to the measure pool.
You could clone and modify the function to do this for an existing scorecard. First you'd have to delete all the existing components, then you could recreate them cloned from the parent. A few small mods to a copy and you'd have the function. You could call it from the console while logged in to PMF or add a button to the UI to "re-cascade from" a parent while in the child.
Bob Jude Ferrante Director of Business and Development WebFOCUS Performance Management Bob_Ferrante@ibi.com 917-339-5105
I'll take any questions about PMF - business or technical - anytime!