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KB45713: Attribute elements are displayed in a scientific notation in a prompt in MicroStrategy Developer 9.x


Stefan Zepeda

Salesforce Solutions Architect • Strategy


Attribute elements are displayed in a scientific notation in a prompt in MicroStrategy Developer 9.x

SYMPTOM:
Long digit numbers are displayed in a scientific notation when Teradata V14 is used as a data warehouse.
 
STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
1. In the data warehouse, create a table and populate the table as follows:
 
CREATE TABLE sciNotation
(
    sciNotID DECIMAL(17)
);
 

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2. Create an attribute and define as below:

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3. The attribute elements are displayed correctly in a report execution. When it is shown in a prompt, however, the elements are displayed in a scientific notation.

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CAUSE:
This is a known issue in Strategy Developer 9.x.
 
WORKAROUND:
Follow the steps below to implement a workaround.
1. While keeping the form format type to ‘Number’, change the data type of the column alias to ‘Big Decimal’ as follows

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2. Save and close the attribute editor, and Update Schema.
3. Within the Administration -> Projects -> purge all types of cache, so the report cannot display the previous values.

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Now, the attribute elements are displayed as expected in a prompt. 

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April 13, 2017

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April 13, 2017