webi_桔子.ppt

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * SLIDE * BUSINESS OBJECTS CONFIDENTIAL. COPYRIGHT ? 2008 BUSINESS OBJECTS S.A. SLIDE * BUSINESS OBJECTS CONFIDENTIAL. COPYRIGHT ? 2008 BUSINESS OBJECTS S.A. SLIDE * BUSINESS OBJECTS CONFIDENTIAL. COPYRIGHT ? 2008 BUSINESS OBJECTS S.A. COPYRIGHT ? 2008, BUSINESS OBJECTS S.A. COPYRIGHT ? 2008, BUSINESS OBJECTS S.A. Web Intelligence XI 3.0: Report Design What is Web Intelligence? Reporting Analyzing Sharing Querying BusinessObjects universes Universes map to data in the database but use everyday business terms that describe your business environment Objects are elements within the universe that you use to create reports. Classes are groups of objects that represent similar types. Easy access to information Querying with Web Intelligence Class Objects Result Objects pane Query Filters pane Run Query About the query process Reporting with Web Intelligence Analyzing with Web Intelligence Switch business perspective Multi-dimensional analysis Web Intelligence panels Java Report Panel Web Intelligence panels Rich Client Web Intelligence panels Interactive HTML Web Intelligence panels Web Accessibility HTML Creating Web Intelligence documents with queries How Web Intelligence retrieves data Universe objects and the Query panel Universe used in this course Dimension – Maps to character-formatted data or date-formatted items. Retrieves data that you are likely to base queries on. Detail - Maps to information that you might want to see in a report, but that would not form the basis of a query. For example, telephone numbers of stores. Measure - Retrieves numerical data that is the result of calculations on data in the database, and represents a dynamic aggregate. For example,. Sales revenue is based upon Quantity Sold x Unit Price. Predefined query filter – Restricts the information returned, such as data concerning revenue to a specific year. Filters can also prompt the person refreshing a