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We have a fex generating a matrix of graphs from which we want to drilldown to a second fex based on the BY column in the header (a/k/a "2nd horizontal category for generating multiple graphs") in the DevStudio Graph Assistant.
The graph assistant does not readily allow a drilldown linked to this BY column. We have had varying results:
1.) nothing happens 2.) java.net.SocketException
This is the latest version we have tried and nothing is happening. We're trying to drill down from a region to a market.
There's a ton you can do in headers. Things like.. 'CLICK HERE TO SORT BY THIS OR THAT OR THEOTHER" is a good usage. Place markers in headers help group things togther for a drilldown selection "this <+0> that <+0> the other <+0>" Here, the item1 would be 'this', the item 2 would be 'that' and the item 'the other' would be item 3. so you can use text and &vars in your headers, not just by fields, and still do drilldowns. Sometimes in a long header, getting the item number right takes a little trial and error...but you'll get it. How's the weather? You all doing all right?This message has been edited. Last edited by: <Maryellen>,
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Posts: 3811 | Location: Manhattan | Registered: October 28, 2003
say Sandy, in doing some graph work yesteday, i encountered the socket bomb when &LINES = 0 i.e. no data. With TABLE FILE a no data situation doesn't produce a socket bomb. but with GRAPH FILE, a no data situation does in fact socket bomb.
Posts: 3811 | Location: Manhattan | Registered: October 28, 2003
Ironically, when we have no data when don't get the socket bomb. However, no matter how I try the code you suggested we get the java.net.SocketException unless we mention the column. The good news is that the graph works; the bad news is that the region name is not a drillable link.
This is an open case with Tech Response and they are still researching.
But thanks for the help - we need all the FOCUS folks to help out!
Posts: 238 | Location: Atlanta, GA/Rehovot, Israel | Registered: May 06, 2003