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CRN - making a proper framework-model

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timida

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We are migrating from Cognos Impromptu to ReportNet. We want to have one framework-model for all reports (different packages are ok). The problem is that our database-model is complicated. We have a lot of loops and different joins in the database.

For example:
Loops:
Table A -> Table B
Table B -> Table C
Table c -> Table D
Table D -> Table A

different joins (so there are more possibilities to join from A to C):
Table A -> Table B
Table B -> Table C

TAble A -> Table F
Table F -> Table C


In reality there are more loops with different ways to join to tables... The weighting of joins (in impromptu) was no solution for us. So we had 4 different catalogs (with different joins and aliases) - but we are not satisfied with this solution (mainly because it is not user and maintainance-friendly).

Has anyone experiences with a complex database-model and making a proper framework-model for ReportNet? What is the best way to do this?

Thanks in advance,
Timida
 
Hi Timida,

Are you able to give more information about current model and reports required?

Cheers,

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Hi COGNOISEcom,

Thanks for your help, our current model is really complicated. However, I found a Cognos documentation about "Modeling in Framework Manager for Predictable Queries and Results". According to this document I have to resolve all loops and duplicate joins,...

kr, Timida
 
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