on 02-10-2013 3:17 PM
Hi Expert,
We are working on a client request to categorize the BO Reports (WebI) by complexity (Simple, Medium, etc) for the whole Business Objects Platform (XI R3.1). We are looking forward to the following from others:
Any tool available in our practice to categorize the reports based on Complexity? If yes, please provide the point of contact for a follow up.
How to get the distinct report count per application (considering the Personal and Public Folders)
Hi Palanivel,
Below are some of the guidelines which I used in my experience. Add as much parameters as you can. Please note this is specific to our environment and you may need to revisit this to suit your environment if required.
Sno | Parameter | Simple | Medium | Complex |
1 | Multiple Universes | NA | up to 2 universes | equal to or more than 2 universes |
2 | Multiple Data Providers | NA | less than 3 data providers | equal to or more than 3 data providers |
3 | Multiple Queries | up to 3 queries | more than 3 but less than 6 queries | equal to or more than 6 queries |
4 | Multiple Report Tabs | up to 2 report tabs | more than 2 but less than 4 tabls | equal to or more than 4 tabs |
5 | Dimension merging | NA | up to 3 dimension | equal to or more than 3 dimension |
6 | User defined variables | uo tp 15 variables | more than 15 but less than 30 variables | equal to or more than 30 variables |
7 | Simple Sort | up to 3 sorts | more than 3 but less than 5 sorts | equal to or more than 5 sorts |
8 | Ranking | up to 2 rankings | more than 2 but less than 4 rankings | equal to or more than 4 rankings |
9 | formulae | up to 10 formulae | more than 10 but less than 20 formulae | equal to or more than 20 formulae |
10 | Master/ Detail | up to 2 sets | more than 2 sets but less than 4 sets | equal to or more than 4 sets |
Regards,
Mani
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no such tool, you need to make an assesment using your experience
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Hi Palanivel,
I understand that you jumped into a project that was already rolling. For completeness of information and in order to prevent similar things from happening to other SCN users, I am adding here my personal opinion.
One should plan BI deployments in detail, the project should consider these elements before even deploying the application, because this is a critical element for decision making in the planning of sizing.
As long as the deployment rolls into production you need to monitor how things evolve, so that you can be able to adjust things according to the real life scenario.
This type of monitoring is done using the Auditing features, however for deployments like yours, where probably monitoring hasn't been setup from the beginning, this would be too complex.
Now, in order to determine the complexity of a document you need to consider number of records in the cube and average refresh time. (you may also wish to consider other elements, it is up to you)
You are lucky because you are in XI3.1 and there is a supported SDK, you can thus create your own tool if you are able to do so. You may wish to search solutions in the SDK discussions..
If you can't create your tool the last resort would be to split the work between colelagus and check a number of reports per day you may be able to assess them in 2-3 weeks, working a couple of hours a day.
Thanks and regards,
Simone
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