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Data Cube generation

Syed Faraz

1)I have created a data cube combing data sets of two different data sources.

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mwilliams

If you're just wanting to create a standard table using two dataSets, you could just join your dataSets by creating a joint dataSet and then use this dataSet for your table. You can do grouping and totals within a table. Let me know if this doesn't work as a solution for your issue.

Syed Faraz

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote' data-author="'mwilliams'" data-cid="92799" data-time="1324964130" data-date="26 December 2011 - 10:35 PM"><p>
If you're just wanting to create a standard table using two dataSets, you could just join your dataSets by creating a joint dataSet and then use this dataSet for your table. You can do grouping and totals within a table. Let me know if this doesn't work as a solution for your issue.<br /></p></blockquote>

Syed Faraz

I tried joining two data sets(one data set is from oracle source and other is from XML source) using joint data set, but it did not give output as needed(as per requirement).
Requirement in simple words:
Join two data sets and get a (third)joint data set.
Then do calculations on this (third)joint data set. (I tried and found that calculations can't be done...for example:dividing two columns and multiplying with a number in the joint data set)

mwilliams

Responded to same in this thread:

http://www.birt-exchange.org/org/forum/index.php/topic/24297-cross-tab-display/