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I have two cubes: invoice_ship_date and invoice_request_date The $ amount in invoice_ship_date cube is based on the shipments date. The $ amount in invoice_request_date is based on the date that the sales order was requested by our customer. For exampl, A sales order $1000 was requested in August but didn't ship until Septmember. It's in October now. If I filter in August, I would see $1000 show up in the invoice_request_date cube but NOT in the invoice_ship_date cube... The invoice_ship_date cube doesn't care when the sales order was requested, the invoice_request_date cube does't care when the products were shipped. If I want to see the $ that were quested for August and also were shipped in August, how do I do that? Is it possible from what I have? |
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Yes its possible. You need to put both dimensions into the same cube and then plot your facts against both. I presume that at the moment you are using the same Time dimension in both cubes and that you are joining them in a virtual cube. This won't work because if you slice your time dimension by August then you will only see facts that occured in August. Basically...you need 2 time dimensions! Regards Jamie Thomson "christy" wrote: I have two cubes: invoice_ship_date and invoice_request_date The $ amount in invoice_ship_date cube is based on the shipments date. The $ amount in invoice_request_date is based on the date that the sales order was requested by our customer. For exampl, A sales order $1000 was requested in August but didn't ship until Septmember. It's in October now. If I filter in August, I would see $1000 show up in the invoice_request_date cube but NOT in the invoice_ship_date cube... The invoice_ship_date cube doesn't care when the sales order was requested, the invoice_request_date cube does't care when the products were shipped. If I want to see the $ that were quested for August and also were shipped in August, how do I do that? Is it possible from what I have? |
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Sounds like a good plan. I have only one shared time dimension. How do I create two time dimensions in the virture cube? Jamie wrote: Yes its possible. You need to put both dimensions into the same cube and then plot your facts against both. I presume that at the moment you are using the same Time dimension in both cubes and that you are joining them in a virtual cube. This won't work because if you slice your time dimension by August then you will only see facts that occured in August. Basically...you need 2 time dimensions! Regards Jamie Thomson "christy" wrote: I have two cubes: invoice_ship_date and invoice_request_date The $ amount in invoice_ship_date cube is based on the shipments date. The $ amount in invoice_request_date is based on the date that the sales order was requested by our customer. For exampl, A sales order $1000 was requested in August but didn't ship until Septmember. It's in October now. If I filter in August, I would see $1000 show up in the invoice_request_date cube but NOT in the invoice_ship_date cube... The invoice_ship_date cube doesn't care when the sales order was requested, the invoice_request_date cube does't care when the products were shipped. If I want to see the $ that were quested for August and also were shipped in August, how do I do that? Is it possible from what I have? |
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