Hey everyone,
I still new to TM1 and haven't yet gotten the hang of everything.
I am trying to import transactional data from SQL Server into a cube; however, TM1 seems to drop transactions that have taken place on the same date by the same user. I am trying to measure the number of orders made from different users on different products. Is this problem solvable by tweaking my SQL query or does it have to do more with performance modeler?
Omitted data when importing to cube
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Re: Omitted data when importing to cube
You have already narrowed down the issue here to being on records that are on the same intersections.
Your TI code generated by Performance Modeler will be using a CellPutN function, this function just overwrites the cell with the value you provide each time. So your cube gets updated each time but only the last record from your view ends up in the cube (for that intersection.)
You can either change the CellPutN to a CellIncrementN function, the rest of the code can probably stay exactly the same, this function works in the same way it sounds and it adds your value to what is already in the cell.
The other option is to change your SQL query/view to use Sum and Group By functions so that it is displayed on the same granularity as the cube you are writing to.
Your TI code generated by Performance Modeler will be using a CellPutN function, this function just overwrites the cell with the value you provide each time. So your cube gets updated each time but only the last record from your view ends up in the cube (for that intersection.)
You can either change the CellPutN to a CellIncrementN function, the rest of the code can probably stay exactly the same, this function works in the same way it sounds and it adds your value to what is already in the cell.
The other option is to change your SQL query/view to use Sum and Group By functions so that it is displayed on the same granularity as the cube you are writing to.
Declan Rodger
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Re: Omitted data when importing to cube
Great!
Worked like a charm.
Thanks for your help!
Worked like a charm.
Thanks for your help!