The only thing I did was to change the {@Day1} to include the evaluateafter({@CreateArray}) and that did the trick.
Thanks a lot for your help.
XIR2 on Unix Solaris
Informatica 7.1.3
CRXIR2, Oracle 9i/10g
I placed the reference formula at the right side of the CreateArray formula
Here's how the report looks like :-
Item Days CreateArray Day1
----+-----------------------------------+-----------+-----------+
A 2009-01-10, 2009-01-15, 2009-02-14 True
B...
Thanks. I have created the formula you suggested and it returned TRUE. Then, before I reference the array in other formulas, I just want to check and see day values in the dates array and my formula doesn't show anything.
//{@Day1}
global stringvar array dates;
dates[1];
Also, changed the...
Sample Data Below
Item Days
----+-----------------------------------+
A 2009-01-10, 2009-01-15, 2009-02-14
B
C 2009-03-24, 2009-04-23
D 2009-05-20
As you can see, the Days column may not contain anything or may contain 3 Days or more.
I would like to create an...
The challenge here is arriving at the resulting table. We need to check first for non-existency of dates for ES_DATE_H and CS_DATE_H in ES_DATE and CS_DATE respectively. Once we have completed this task, we can then apply the automated totalling in CR.
Ideas ?
XIR2 on Unix Solaris
Informatica...
The resulting table should actually look like this in theory
Resulting Table
ES_DATE_H CS_DATE_H
+---------+----------+
04/21/09 11/30/08
08/30/09 11/01/09
The maximum date between the 2 columns is still 11/01/09.
XIR2 on Unix Solaris
Informatica 7.1.3
CRXIR2, Oracle 9i/10g
Data for a Group 1
ES_DATE ES_DATE_H CS_DATE CS_DATE_H
+---------+---------+---------+---------+
07/30/09 04/21/09 01/30/10 11/30/08
06/30/09 06/30/09 12/30/09 12/30/09
07/30/09 07/30/09 08/15/09 10/20/09
07/30/09 08/30/09 10/20/09 11/01/09
I would like to get the...
Can you just do the usual way of setting parameters in the universe? Something like this :-
dbo.table1.YEAR >= @prompt('Year','D','List of Values Here',mono,constrained)
XIR2 on Unix Solaris
Informatica 7.1.3
CRXIR2, Oracle 9i/10g
Thank you for the response.
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