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Setting Up the Gregorian Calendar [EPM Warehouses]

The Calendar dimension represents calendars that fall into two broad functional categories. The Gregorian calendar (the calendar that is commonly used) has one row for each day. The business calendar represents the functionality the PeopleSoft provides to define various types of business calendars, such as detail calendars, summary calendars, budget calendars, and so on.

Gregorian calendar setup is a onetime setup as part of the MDW setup. You can generate the Gregorian calendar for a range of years. For each day in the year range, the Gregorian calendar has one row. (You do not define business calendars in the MDW; their definitions are imported from source systems and the OWE).

To set up the Gregorian calendar, use the Day Dimension (D_DAY) component and the Time Dimension (D_TIME) component.

This topic discusses how to set up the Gregorian Calendar for the EPM warehouses.

Pages Used to Set Up the Gregorian Calendar

Page Name

Definition Name

Navigation

Usage

Day Dimension

D_DAY

select EPM Foundation, then select EPM Setup, then select Common Definitions, then select Calendars, then select Gregorian Calendar, then select Gregorian Calendar Dimension, then select Day Dimension

Populate the Day dimension.

Time Dimension

D_TIME

select EPM Foundation, then select EPM Setup, then select Common Definitions, then select Calendars, then select Gregorian Calendar, then select Time Dimension, then select Time Dimension

Populate the Time dimension.

Day Dimension Page

Use the Day Dimension page (D_DAY) to populate the Day dimension.

Image: Day Dimension page

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Day Dimension page. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

Day Dimension page

Save the page and click Run.

Click the Process Monitor link to check the status of application engine program. After a period of time, it should display the status as Success.

Time Dimension Page

Use the Time Dimension page ( D_TIME ) to populate the Time dimension.

Image: Time Dimension page

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Time Dimension page. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

Time Dimension page

Save the page and click Run.

Click the Process Monitor link to check the status of application engine program. After a period of time, it should display the status as Success.