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PowerBi summarizes Oracle query (view) data incorrectly by date
- 5 years ago
Hello Evelyn,
THanks again for your input, it is appreciated.
The object in question is a view, a union of other tables/joins.
I just solve my issue. I ended up using a pipelined function. In oracle a pipelined function is a function that acts like a table. You can make a view off of a pipelined function. This is what I did. Somehow this solved the issue. I cannot explain how this solved it and why the original view was a problem. I tried many thinks. My view was a summary. I tried a view that was all the detail rows. The same fields were wrong as well.
I am at a loss, but I found a reasonable workaround.
Thanks!
Hi Acarrier ,
I think it's caused by the relationships built in oracle.
You may try to
1. Add a Index column to the table.
2. Delete the relationship
3. Or uncheck the "Include relationship columns"option
For more information,you can refer to this:
How to Create and Use Indexes in Oracle Database
Remove an entity, attribute or relationship
Best Regards,
Eyelyn Qin
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Hello Evelyn,
THanks again for your input, it is appreciated.
The object in question is a view, a union of other tables/joins.
I just solve my issue. I ended up using a pipelined function. In oracle a pipelined function is a function that acts like a table. You can make a view off of a pipelined function. This is what I did. Somehow this solved the issue. I cannot explain how this solved it and why the original view was a problem. I tried many thinks. My view was a summary. I tried a view that was all the detail rows. The same fields were wrong as well.
I am at a loss, but I found a reasonable workaround.
Thanks!