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KB440260: Dashboard shows unnecessary extra rows of data when using a derived attribute that is based on two different datasets that are linked


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This knowledge base article describes a defect in MicroStrategy 10.4-10.10 VI Dashboard shows unnecessary extra rows of data when using a derived attribute that is based on 2 different datasets that are linked

SYMPTOM:
Visual Insight Dashboards in Strategy 10.4-10.10 appear to show incorrect join results when using derived attribute and relational database In-memory cubes.

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STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
1) In Strategy Web, create 2 data import In-memory cubes from a relational database tables 
2) Create a new dashboard and add both cubes as datasets
3) Link an attribute from cube 1 to cube 2
4) Create a derived attribute with "concatenate" function of attributes from both cubes in either of the cube

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5) Add an attribute and the derived attribute from one cube, and a metric from cube 2 into the grid.
6) Notice additional null attribute rows with duplicate metric values appears on the grid.

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CAUSE:
​This is a known issue in Strategy 10.4-10.10 regarding incorrect join results when using a derived attribute against a relational database In-memory cubes. 
ACTION: 
This issue has been fixed in Strategy Web 10.11. To apply the fix, upgrade to Strategy Web 10.11 or above to take advantage of the fix.

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KB440260 KB440260


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Published:

March 23, 2018

Last Updated:

March 23, 2018