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I have a .fex that has dimensions built in code like this -OLAP ON OLAP DIMENSIONS Month: YEARMONTH, YEAR, MONTH; Location: FACILITY_CODE, FACILITY, STORE_BUDGETED_NUMBER, STORE_BUDGETED; SAC: SALES_ACCT_CODE, SALES_ACCT; Customer: CUST_CLASS, CUST_CLASS_CODE, DETAIL_CUST_NUMBER, DETAIL_CUST_NAME; Job: JOB_NUMBER, JOB_DESCRIPTION, DEVELOPMENT, LOT_NUMBER; PL: PL_NUMBER, PL_DESCRIPTION, GROUP_NUMBER, GROUP, SUBGROUP_NUM, SUBGROUP, ITEM_NUMBER, ITEM_DESCRIPTION; Manufacturer: MANUFACTURER_CODE,MANUFACTURER; Sales: EXT_SALES_DOLLARS, PROJECTED_SALES, P1EXT_SALES_DOLLARS; END
Can I change these somehow to be more user friendly? like using the AS 'somename' for a column in a report?
Thanks!
Prod: Single Windows 2008 Server running Webfocus 7.7.03 Reporting server Web server IIS6/Tomcat, AS400 DB2 database.
Hi Jason, I have the same problem. Unfortunately, the name has to be the fieldname in the master file. What I have done before is to do a TABLE FILE saved to some temporary file with more meaningful names and then use that temporary file in the OLAP report.
Jason, That is true for the measures, but the dimensions don't work the same. The field names are still used in the olappane for the dimension filters. Now, if you have a COMPUTEd measure, then that doesn't use the AS name either. Funky, huh? By the way, I'm on 7.1.3, so 7.6.2 might be different now...