Filter Vs. Case Statements

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Filter Vs. Case Statements

Post by jim wood » Tue Mar 09, 2010 8:39 am

Guys,

For those other lucky people developing an RPD you need to bare in mind that the filter function (Example below) generates more efficient SQL than a case statement.

Example:

FILTER(CMI_Finance."Fact - Actual Base Measures".ACHIEVED_MARGIN USING CMI_Finance."Dim - CMI FPC".FPC_DESC = 'Full Price')

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