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Multi-Dimensional Reporting using Report Studio

January 28th, 2010

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OLAP Reporting using Report Studio
January 28th, 2010

9/2/09

Session Objectives

Data Models and OLAP Structures

Cognos Studios

MDX Functions

Demo 1

Advanced Functions

Demo 2

Best Practice

Q&A

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Model Types

Relational Model

Dimensionally modeled relational (DMR) Model

OLAP Model

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OLAP Structure

Dimensions

Hierarchies

Levels

Members

Attributes

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Cognos Studios

Report Studio

Analysis Studio

Query Studio

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Report Studio

Drag & Drop interface with Automatic Expressions

Faster Development time

Automatically generated logic with dragging – such as “sets”

Use DB Functions & SQL, MDX Generation

Advance filtering, Sorting, Calculations

Take adv of dimensional and relational style reporting

Bursting – a delivery method

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Report Studio – Drop Zone & Formatting

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Report Studio – MUN

Member Unique Name (MUN)

Referenced in an Expression

Location of member in Multi Dimensional Structure

[Sales (analysis)].[Time dimension].[Time dimension].[Month]
->[all].[2009].[20091].[200901]

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Report Studio – Sets

Group of Members from a Single Hierarchy

Set(member{,member})

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Report Studio – Tuple

Measure values at the intersections of members from DIFFERENT
dimensions

Tuple([2006],[Computer Hardware])

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Report Studio – Current Measure

Member of the hierarchy returned during an iteration

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Report Studio – Filter

Used as an expression syntax to define data items on column or row
edges

filter(set_exp, boolean_exp)

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Report Studio – Slicer

Provides context to intersection values

Affects the values of the cells of the report but not the Rows or
Columns

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$Report Studio – Summary Functions Summary Functions return value calculations based on member sets Total(<currentMeasure|expr> within set set_expr {, set_expr}) Result based on Expression Argument Aggregate (<currentMeasure|expr> within set set_expr {, set_expr}) Result based on Rollup rules defined in the Data Source 9/2/09$

Report Studio – Other OLAP Functions

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Best Practices in Report Designs

Be wary of OLAP Design including Rollup
aggregations
Appropriate functions for correct values
Build Prompts
Slicers - Often improve performance
Format the report
Delivery Method

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Q&A Session

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1. Multi-Dimensional Reporting using Report Studio January 28th, 2010 Click to edit Master sub1tle style Sanjeev Datta Consultant for PerformanceG2 9/2/09

2. Connect with us Call us: 877.742.4276 Email Us: info@performanceg2.com Visit our Web site: performanceg2.com Watch our Cognos videos at: youtube.com/user/performanceg2 Click to edit Master sub1tle style Follow us: twitter.com/performanceg2 Read our blog: performanceg2.com/blog/ Upcoming Events: performanceg2.com/events/

3. OLAP Reporting using Report Studio January 28th, 2010 9/2/09

4. Session Objectives Data Models and OLAP Structures Cognos Studios MDX Functions Demo 1 Advanced Functions Demo 2 Best Practice Q&A 9/2/09

5. Model Types Relational Model Dimensionally modeled relational (DMR) Model OLAP Model 9/2/09

6. OLAP Structure Dimensions Hierarchies Levels Members Attributes 9/2/09

7. OLAP - “Member” 9/2/09

8. Cognos Studios Report Studio Analysis Studio Query Studio 9/2/09

9. Report Studio Drag & Drop interface with Automatic Expressions Faster Development time Automatically generated logic with dragging – such as “sets” Use DB Functions & SQL, MDX Generation Advance filtering, Sorting, Calculations Take adv of dimensional and relational style reporting Bursting – a delivery method 9/2/09

10. Report Studio – Drop Zone & Formatting 9/2/09

11. Report Studio – MUN Member Unique Name (MUN) Referenced in an Expression Location of member in Multi Dimensional Structure [Sales (analysis)].[Time dimension].[Time dimension].[Month] ->[all].[2009].[20091].[200901] 9/2/09

12. Report Studio – Sets Group of Members from a Single Hierarchy Set(member{,member}) 9/2/09

13. Report Studio – Tuple Measure values at the intersections of members from DIFFERENT dimensions Tuple([2006],[Computer Hardware]) 9/2/09

14. Report Studio – Current Measure Member of the hierarchy returned during an iteration 9/2/09

15. Report Studio – Filter Used as an expression syntax to define data items on column or row edges filter(set_exp, boolean_exp) 9/2/09

16. Report Studio – Slicer Provides context to intersection values Affects the values of the cells of the report but not the Rows or Columns 9/2/09

17. Report Studio – Summary Functions Summary Functions return value calculations based on member sets Total(<currentMeasure|expr> within set set_expr {, set_expr}) Result based on Expression Argument Aggregate (<currentMeasure|expr> within set set_expr {, set_expr}) Result based on Rollup rules defined in the Data Source 9/2/09

18. Demo 1 – Creating OLAP Reports 9/2/09

19. Report Studio – Other OLAP Functions 9/2/09

20. Report Studio – Other OLAP Functions 9/2/09

21. Report Studio – Other OLAP Functions 9/2/09

22. Demo 2 – OLAP Report Functions 9/2/09

23. Best Practices in Report Designs Be wary of OLAP Design including Rollup aggregations Appropriate functions for correct values Build Prompts Slicers - Often improve performance Format the report Delivery Method 9/2/09

24. Q&A Session info@performanceg2.com 9/2/09

25. Connect with us Call us: 877.742.4276 Email Us: info@performanceg2.com Visit our Web site: performanceg2.com Watch our Cognos videos at: youtube.com/user/performanceg2 Follow us: twitter.com/performanceg2 Read our blog: performanceg2.com/blog/ Upcoming Events: performanceg2.com/events/

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