C_BOWI_40 · Question #34
Which two statements are true about using the Where operator with an output context?
The correct answer is A. It must contain Boolean operators. B. It restricts the data used to calculate the measure expression. The Where operator in an output context restricts the micro-cube rows used to compute a measure and requires Boolean operators to form its condition.
Question
Which two statements are true about using the Where operator with an output context?
Options
- AIt must contain Boolean operators.
- BIt restricts the data used to calculate the measure expression.
- CIt modifies the WHERE clause of the SQL generated to calculate the measure expression.
- DIt is not necessary to place parentheses around the values listed after the Where operator.
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A70% (16)
- C13% (3)
- D17% (4)
Why each option
The Where operator in an output context restricts the micro-cube rows used to compute a measure and requires Boolean operators to form its condition.
Boolean operators (such as =, AND, OR) are required when specifying the condition after the Where keyword in an output context; without them the expression is syntactically invalid.
The core purpose of the Where operator in an output context is to filter which rows of the micro-cube are included when aggregating the measure, enabling context-specific calculations without changing the query.
The Where operator in an output context is evaluated against the Web Intelligence micro-cube at the report layer and does not rewrite or influence the SQL WHERE clause that the query engine generates.
Parentheses are required around the values listed after the Where operator; omitting them causes a syntax error in the extended syntax formula.
Concept tested: Where operator behavior in output context extended syntax
Source: https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_BUSINESSOBJECTS_BUSINESS_INTELLIGENCE_PLATFORM
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