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what is the difference between condition & filter.

  
Total Answers and Comments: 7 Last Update: July 01, 2008     Asked by: raghusamarth 
  
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March 02, 2006 23:58:37   #1  
reddeppa        

RE: what is the difference between condition & filter....

filter reusable..condition not reusable


 
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March 25, 2006 04:16:39   #2  
sithu Member Since: March 2006   Contribution: 46    

RE: what is the difference between condition & filter....
Conditions: these retrievals the data based on the condition (universe level)Filter: it brings the data and filter; performance will be slow (report level)Cheers,Sithu
 
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January 20, 2007 16:01:47   #3  
Latha03 Member Since: January 2007   Contribution: 20    

RE: what is the difference between condition & filter....

Hi

Condition allows us to limit the data displayeed from the database and Filter allows us to hide the data which is already generated in the report. 


 
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April 25, 2007 07:00:53   #4  
Vineela        

RE: what is the difference between condition & filter....
Condition Allows the data to be filtered at the database level , and if created at a Universe level can be used across many reports.
Filter will have visibility of data in the report. The over head of the data fetching form the Database cannot be avoided and this is not a reusable component.

 
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May 28, 2007 05:06:43   #5  
subramanyam        

RE: what is the difference between condition & filter....
condition-> it can retrieve the data which meets the condition. it can restricted the at the database level.it will help to increase the query performance.

filter->it can hide the data at report level. in use of filter query performance is slow.

 
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October 16, 2007 02:39:06   #6  
kiran.c        

RE: what is the difference between condition & filter....
Condition is reusable, but not the filter
We can create conditions at designer level. where as filters are at report level.


 
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July 01, 2008 09:11:29   #7  
sreenivas27 Member Since: November 2007   Contribution: 1    

RE: what is the difference between condition & filter.

Condition and filters:


1.we can put conditions designer levels as well as report level also.

2. We can restrict some data in Universe level so that you want data we can
restrict Universe level.

3. We can put some conditions on report level also like we want particular data
on your report so we can put condition on query level.

4. we create Condition designer level also like (e.g Fn year 2005, Some area
data..... like we can create designer level also and use this filter in Query
level also.)


e.g Fashion Universe.


If you select Time period class we can found condition also like last year
sales=’2002’


5. Filters apply report level like…


e.g we have created one report which has based on BCA schedulers. In this we
have Successful jobs, failed jobs, running jobs and waiting jobs like that ……


actual we create BCA report in this BCA report we have JOB status objects
have data like Successful jobs, failed jobs, running jobs and waiting jobs so we
can create different report tabs apply the each report tab particular filters
(Successful jobs filters tab, failed jobs filter tab..) so that we can change
report temporally our requirements.


But conditions we put permanently if you change this we can go again and
change query panel and run again…


Regards.

Sreenivas.


 
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