Create an OTBI Analysis with a Subquery Filter
Create an OTBI Analysis with a Subquery Filter
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Start in Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence
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Click Create and choose Analysis to create a new analysis.
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In Select Subject Area, choose Workforce Profiles - Person Profile Real Time.
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Expand the subject area and select the columns:
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Expand Person ID.
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Choose Person Number .
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Expand Name.
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Choose Assignment Status Type. Add columns to the report.
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Click the Setup icon in the Assignment Status Type column. Filter the Assignment Status Type column to show only Active employees.
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Choose Filter.
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In the New Filter Dialog, set Operator to is equal to/is in, and set the Value to Active.
Click OK.
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In Subject Areas, expand Person Profile, then Person Profile (again) then choose Count of Profiles. Add Count of Profiles to your analysis.
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Click the Results tab.
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Click the Criteria tab. This analysis shows a count of profiles. This isn’t very helpful, so modify the query to filter only on workers who have at least one profile.
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Click the Results tab.
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Click the Table Properties icon.
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Turn on Content Paging to make it easier to scroll and click OK.
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Click Save. Save the analysis.
Assign a Name and Description to the analysis and click OK.
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Search for or scroll down to Workforce Management – Worker Assignment Real Time. Now, create an analysis that shows workers who do not have profile data.
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To start, create a new analysis.
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Select the Subject Areas for the report. Add the columns you want to include in your report.
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Choose Person ID, Person Number, Name, Assignment Number, Assignment Status Type.
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Collapse Worker and expand Manager.
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Choose Manager Name
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Collapse Manager and Expand Business Unit
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Choose Business Unit Name
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In the Person ID column, click the Setup icon. Create a filter to find all of the users who have not created profile data.
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Click Filter
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Set Operator to Is based on results of another analysis
Browse for the analysis that you previously saved. There are many saved analyses. Choose the one created earlier.
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Click OK
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Set the Relationship to is not equal to
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Set Use Values in Column to Person ID.
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In the Assignment Status column, click the Setup icon, then choose Filter.
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Create a filter on the Assignment Status Type column so that only active workers are shown.
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Set the Operator to is equal to/is in
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Set the Value to Active.
Click OK.
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Click the Results tab. Return to the results tab.
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Click the Table Properties icon
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Choose Content Paging to make it easier to scroll the report.
This is a list of workers who are active, but do not have profile data associated with them.