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I have a report that I am currently using with RECAP, the SQL for the report is a rolling 10 weeks based on sysdate. My issue is that the report has weeks 3/28/2009 - 05/30/2009. My query is returning 4/4/2009 - 06/06/2009 as it should, based on the way I have it setup I would have to insert a new row each week with the current and remove the next oldest.
So next week I would have remove 4/4/2009 and add 06/13/2009! Is there a way for this to dynamically change with the query values without intervention?
I am very new to WebFocus, here is the source for the report, R11, R12, R13 would remain the same.
TABLE FILE SQLOUT SUM AIX/I5 LINUX/I5 AS 'Linux' SECURITYOPSDEV/I5 AS 'Security,Ops Dev' SOLARIS/I5 AS 'Solaris' FILEPRINT/I5 AS 'File and ,Print' VMWARE/I5 AS 'VMWare' WINDOWS/I5 AS 'Windows' TOTALS/I5 AS 'Grand Total' FOR LOOKUP_VALUE '04/04/2009' AS '04/04/2009' LABEL R1 OVER '04/11/2009' AS '04/11/2009' LABEL R2 OVER '04/18/2009' AS '04/18/2009' LABEL R3 OVER '04/25/2009' AS '04/25/2009' LABEL R4 OVER '05/02/2009' AS '05/02/2009' LABEL R5 OVER '05/09/2009' AS '05/09/2009' LABEL R6 OVER '05/16/2009' AS '05/16/2009' LABEL R7 OVER '05/23/2009' AS '05/23/2009' LABEL R8 OVER '05/30/2009' AS '05/30/2009' LABEL R9 OVER '06/06/2009' AS '06/06/2009' LABEL R10 OVER 'Sum' AS 'Sum' LABEL R11 OVER 'Open PPMs' AS 'Open PPMs' LABEL R12 OVER 'Weekly Average' AS 'Weekly Average' LABEL R13 OVER RECAP R14/D6.2=R12/R13; AS 'Backlog in Weeks' HEADING "ON TABLE SET PAGE-NUM OFF ON TABLE NOTOTAL ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT HTML
The more I dig into this, I can select "When Exists" which will suppress the row if there are no values, that takes care of the weeks that get eliminated. Using this functionality I would have to add all weeks for the year using the "When Exists" so they will appear when the data is present.
If you are looking for a way to change your dates without intervention, check out AYMD and DOWK. The first lets you add or subtract days from a date (your sysdate for example) the other determines the day of the week. Once you determine the date of the previous 'SAT' then use the AYMD with a -REPEAT to roll thru the 10 previous values.
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