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- 1. DeVry University Student Lab Activity BIS 345 Data Analysis for Decision Making Lab 6 Student Answer Sheet Student Name: Using Lab 6, provide copies of your SQL Statements, results, reports and interpretation as listed below Part A:Cost adjustment dataset (7 points) a. Paste your SQL Statement here: b. Screen print your results and paste here: Part B: Cost adjustment report (10 points) a. Paste your report here: Part C: Cost adjustment chart (10 points) a. Paste your report here: Part D: Report and Chart Interpretation (10 points) Provide an interpretation of the results. The interpretation must be a minimum of one paragraph (3 to 5 well-formed sentences) with no spelling or grammatical errors. Your report should answer the following questions. Is the chart based on adequate data? Is there something lacking? Can you make meaningful deductions? Based on these results, what other data would you recommend that should be considered for further analysis? Copyright © 2010 by DeVry Educational Development Corporation. All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced or used in any form or by any means – graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, Web distribution or information storage and retrieval systems – without the prior consent of DeVry Educational Development Corporation.
- 2. . Lab 6 Student Answers.docxPage 1 of 1 The AdventureWorks database contains many tables; we will be using only some of those tables in the course. Below is an ER diagram showing the tables in the AdventureWorks database that we will be using. NOTE: Not all the relationship lines are drawn between the tables in this diagram. To find relationships between tables you may have to look for matching field names. Product (Production) ProductID Name ProductNumber MakeFlag FinishedGoodsFlag Color SafetyStockLevel ReorderPoint StandardCost ListPrice Size SizeUnitMeasureCode WeightUnitMeasureCode Weight DaysToManufacture ProductLine Class Style ProductSubcategoryID ProductModelID SellStartDate SellEndDate DiscontinuedDate rowguid
- 3. ModifiedDate ProductCategory (Production) ProductCategoryID Name rowguid ModifiedDate ProductSubcategory (Production) ProductSubcategoryID ProductCategoryID Name rowguid ModifiedDate ProductCostHistory (Production) ProductID StartDate EndDate StandardCost ModifiedDate SalesOrderHeader (Sales) SalesOrderID RevisionNumber OrderDate DueDate ShipDate Status OnlineOrderFlag SalesOrderNumber PurchaseOrderNumber AccountNumber CustomerID ContactID SalesPersonID TerritoryID BillToAddressID ShipToAddressID ShipMethodID
- 5. [Group] SalesYTD SalesLastYear CostYTD CostLastYear rowguid ModifiedDate Contact (Person) ContactID NameStyle Title FirstName MiddleName LastName Suffix EmailAddress EmailPromotion Phone PasswordHash PasswordSalt AdditionalContactInfo rowguid ModifiedDate CountryRegion (Person) CountryRegionCode Name ModifiedDate Employee (HumanResources) EmployeeID NationalIDNumber ContactID LoginID ManagerID Title BirthDate MaritalStatus
- 6. Gender HireDate SalariedFlag VacationHours SickLeaveHours CurrentFlag rowguid ModifiedDate BIS-345: Data Analysis for Business Lab 6: Creating Reports with Parameters and Charts Overview Using the AdventureWorks database, you have been requested to create two reports. The first report will use report parameters; the second report will be based on a chart. The AdventureWorks database contains many tables; we will be using only some of those tables in this course. Below is an ER diagram showing the tables in the AdventureWorks database that we will be using. NOTE: Not all the relationship lines are drawn between the tables in this diagram. To find relationships between tables, you may have to look for matching field names: Use the Citrix Server, start SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio and create a new Report Server project. Refer to Week 4 Part 2 Lab on Simple Reports.docx to review creating a new Report Server project. Be sure to use your last name and the lab number as part of the name for the new project. Part 1: Report with Parameters Products go through cost adjustments, and each change in cost is detailed in the ProductCostHistory table. You have been asked to produce a report detailing these product cost changes along with the start date of each change. The report will display the product name and number. Rather than display the full list of products, the user will select the category and subcategory of
- 7. products to display. This report will utilize parameters. Here is an example of the finished report: We will not be using the wizard to create this report. Only one data source is needed for the project, and it will be a shared data source used by both reports. Step 1: Create a shared data source Right-click the Shared Data Source folder in the Solution Explorer and select Add New Data Source. Follow the directions in Part 1: Step 1 detailed in “Week 5 Lab on Reports with Drilldown” if you need to review creating a shared data source. Give your data source the same name as your project. Step 2: Create a new report Right-click the Reports folder in the