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Thanks, I think that's it. The video card only has 8MB of RAM. I changed the Color Quality setting to medium(16 bit), rather than 32 bit, and it made a big difference. The system has 4GB RAM and 2 Dual Core AMD Opteron 2.59 GHz processors. Dave

I am working with a new install of small business server at a small local company, setting up their web site and database server. The server apps are performing fine but the user interface is painfully slow. Clicking on a menu or switching windows can take several seconds. That doesn't sound...

Hi dslaster, Think of a tabular model as the "Data layer" of your query. Tabular models will be converted to one or more SQL statements which will be sent to the database. It uses Derived tables (or derived queries) to represent the dindividual tabular models. Think of a BIQuery as the...

I don't think any of the others allow you to use nextSibling. I don't have any of the other browsers to test this on right now, but this might work. It passes the submenu name instead of using nextsibling. <script language="javascript"> function HideShowSubmenu(el, submenuname){ var...

Sorry, I work in IE. I don't think NS or Safari allow nextSibling to get the submenu. This one passes the name I think this will work in all. I don't have any other browsers on this computer to test, but you can probably use parent or parentelement to get the parent of the +/-, then use get...

Sure, or this and lose the function. <a href="javascript:alert('Termed Client')">Test</a>

you forgot the c in function.

Here is a really simple example. Has no formatting but will give you an idea of how to do it. <script language="javascript"> function HideShowSubmenu(el){ var submenu = el.nextSibling.nextSibling; if (submenu.currentStyle.visibility == "hidden"){ el.innerText="-"...

Generally, datasource query subjects are used at the database layer of your model, closely resembling the names and structure of the underlying database. While Model Query subjects are used for a business layer and/or presentation layer. These layers contain Model Query Subjects created by...

Reportnet has notification functionality and bursting capabilities both built into the product. Cognos enhaced the bursting quite a bit from series 7. Now you can use queries to drive the burst list. By creating a burst query that contains only items that meet the alert criteria and scheduling...

As i said in my post, you cannot hide it (except in IE), so yes, I have accepted that and I actually 'got over it' quite some time ago. I was simply offering a suggestion as a partial alternative. One which had not yet been suggested. Sorry to have upset you. Dave

You can't hide it, but you can make it hard to read. You can use an obfuscator such as the one from dithered, which compresses the javascript. it removes comments and carriage returns and replaces variable names, making it really difficult to read...

I should also mention you have to add the script to the report with the drill through.

tbt103, I created a new post with the code for this: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1096774&page=1

Some asked a question about creating drill through links in a pie chart. Cognos says it's coming soon but you can't do it in RS now. Here is a way you can get around it until it comes with the product. <script language="javascript"> /* To make this work: 1 - Create a new report 2 - Add your...

tbt103, You can do it now, but it's a little bit of work. You have to turn on tooltips for the pie chart so CRN will create an imagemap. This gives you something to attach the drill through code to. Then you can do on of two things: create a list or crosstab with the same drill through links...

Thanks, I'm new to the forums, is there a better way to send a report spec like that?

Try this: copy to clipboard and, open report studio and select tools >> open report from clipboard. It was written using the GO Sales and Retailers samples. <report xml:lang="en-us" xmlns="http://developer.cognos.com/schemas/report/1/"><!--RS:1.1--> <modelConnection...

This is a lot easier, and faster, if you just put them into a single tabular model. The master detail might run multiple queries depending on the RDBMS platform. Try this 1. Create a new query, add a tabular model. 2. Add both of your queries as children of the new tabular model. 3. Add a...