Hi all!
after a 6 month pause I'm back working with Cognos again.
Please expect some posts on how to build a dashboard and how to solve incremental cube building with Transformer.
Sic.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
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corbleyt said...
Amerigo said...
I just wanted to leave an encouraging comment - I think it's FABULOUS that you are doing this site. I don't think I've seen one like it anywhere else. I hope you keep doing it. I've been looking for information on DMR for awhile now, and your site is the only place that even comes close to covering it. I'm wondering how to alert more Cognos developers about the site.PRASANNA said...
This information regarding Cognos DMR technique was really useful and thanks Simon for this great work.Jonty said...
Its great to know that someone is putting real experience stuff and excellent technique.Art said...
I am surprised, amazed, and grateful for people like you who are so generous with their knowledge. Again, THANK YOU!
Amerigo said...
I'm a novice about MDX, but I understood, after many hours, that my calculated measure was to be a mix between value and tuple, but it's been difficult to find the right page on the net. Your blog on that is the best one. Clear and simple.