Below is a step by step information to create a model based on BW Datasource with a live connection....
To create a model navigate to the Modeler option on the left hand side navigation pane.
Once in the navigation pane, you will see various options to create new model, choose the ‘Live Data Model’ option to create a model based on Live Connection
Once the above option of ‘Live Data Model’ is created, immediately a window will pop-up asking for details of the Live Connection.
If the Connections are created, all the available connections will be visible in the ‘Connection’ drop down box seen in below window,
If not already logged in to the system, a credentials window is displayed, which will ask for credentials for the connection you are trying to connect…The connection window will display the name of connection for information.
After you have successfully logged in and selected the query, the query details will be displayed in a window,
Other features in the modelling window, allow you to define the version information that will be used in the model.
The Dimensions menu, displays for your all the dimensions available in the query (except variables).
You also have option to manipulate or change the Dimension Description – if the query provided descriptions are not business friendly. The description field is editable and can be changed, and the same description will then reflect in the story
In addition to description, the window also allows you to group the related dimensions by defining a group…the so created group is then displayed on the right for you to visualize the result of grouping.
Similarly, the Measures menu, displays all the Measures / keyfigures available in the model, except the variables. The descriptions for measures are non-editable, however you can change the number of decimal places you want to see
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