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Which object types can you merge when using Multi Queries in a Web Intelligence document (WID)?

The correct answer is D. Dimension - Dimension. In Web Intelligence, Multi Queries allow merging only objects of the same type, and only Dimension-to-Dimension merging is supported.

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Question

Which object types can you merge when using Multi Queries in a Web Intelligence document (WID)?

Options

  • ADimension - Detail
  • BMeasure - Measure
  • CDimension -Measure
  • DDimension - Dimension

How the community answered

(34 responses)
  • A
    6% (2)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    88% (30)

Why each option

In Web Intelligence, Multi Queries allow merging only objects of the same type, and only Dimension-to-Dimension merging is supported.

ADimension - Detail

Detail objects are dependent on a specific dimension and cannot be independently merged with a Dimension object across queries.

BMeasure - Measure

Measure objects represent aggregated numeric values and cannot be used as merge keys because they do not serve as common qualifiers between data providers.

CDimension -Measure

Mixing a Dimension and a Measure for a merge is not supported because they represent fundamentally different data roles - one qualifies, the other quantifies.

DDimension - DimensionCorrect

When merging queries in a Web Intelligence document, the merge operation requires that both objects share the same data type and object classification. Only Dimension objects can be merged with other Dimension objects because they represent the same kind of structural data used to synchronize result sets across queries. Merging incompatible object types such as measures or details would produce undefined or meaningless aggregated results.

Concept tested: Web Intelligence Multi Query dimension merging rules

Source: https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_BUSINESSOBJECTS_BUSINESS_INTELLIGENCE_PLATFORM/8d49b4f7e3474d7bb5945d636e38c6c1/46d2fbb16e041014910eba7ea8d1f3e5.html

Topics

#merge dimensions#multi-query#dimension objects#data synchronization

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