With BusinessObjects Web Intelligence it is relatively straight forward to create a pie chart. Often the data you are working with will create a pie chart that displays hundreds of unique slices, many of which are so small that you can't see them. How do you go about combining these smaller pie slices into an "Other" category? Consider a …
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If you are a business objects universe designer that needs to implement row level security in your universe, here is a simple method. The following are the steps necessary when using the business objects information design tool. Similar steps can be done in the legacy universe designer tool. Create security table The first step is …
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If you are attempting to find out why the data showing on your business objects web intelligence document is incorrect, you may want to start by looking at filters. Once you have verified that the query (data provider) is correct and returning the correct result set, the next step is to look at the filters …
If you use Business Objects Web Intelligence on a Mac, you are aware that it is very difficult to find a browser that is compatible. In fact, SAP will basically tell you that the Mac is not a supported environment. However, I have found a combination that will work for you. I have tested this …
SAP Business Objects Web Intelligence has 3 different clients available: Web Java - Rich Internet Application Desktop - Desktop (Windows only) Each of the Business Objects Web Intelligence clients have unique features that are not available in the other clients. There isn't a Business Objects Web Intelligence client that has all the features. Feature Web …
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