We are looking as part of our data load process to update a dimension which is being tracked as an attribute of another dimension. I will explain below
we have a client dimension where we have an attribute of industry for which that client belongs too.
we have an industry dimension which contains the values being stored in the attribute from the client dimension above.
from a data load perspective, we are only brining in the client code but we need to somehow set the TI process to update the industry dimension from the industry attribute of the client dimension.
We are running the process via Turbo Integrator version 10.2.2
Load Dimension from attribute of another dimension
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Re: Load Dimension from attribute of another dimension
Pretty basic stuff. If you are using the TI wizard just create a new variable, designate it as "Element" and assign it this formula: VNew = ATTRS('Client', ClientValueFromFile, 'Industry'). Then use this variable in the rest of the wizard where you do the dimension updating.
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Re: Load Dimension from attribute of another dimension
that was the route I was going. just to clarify, what do you mean by ClientValueFromFile within the formula?
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Re: Load Dimension from attribute of another dimension
I don't know. You tell me. Whatever this means:tstagliano wrote:that was the route I was going. just to clarify, what do you mean by ClientValueFromFile within the formula?
from a data load perspective, we are only brining in the client code
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Re: Load Dimension from attribute of another dimension
our data load is an ODBC connection to our SQL database where we are pulling data from a view. We have a number of fields in the view, one which is Client so I would guess that the Clientfield from the view would be the one I would use.
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Re: Load Dimension from attribute of another dimension
Yes correct.
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