on 06-28-2023 8:47 AM
Hey, what is the fundamental difference between Filters and variables in a query. Is the only difference that with a variable you can filter the query when the query already runs ? and what are global filters ?
Filters:
You can restrict characteristics or select exactly one key figure as a filter. This type of filter selection restricts the entire query. All the Info-Provider data is aggregated using the filter selection of the query.
Filters with Fixed Values: The characteristic values selected as the filter selection cannot be changed at runtime.
Filters with Default Values: The characteristic values selected as the filter selection are default values. The user can change or delete these values at runtime
Global Filters:
When you create a global filter for an Info Provider, it can be reused in all queries for this Info Provider.
Variable:
A variable is a means of parameterizing a query or a query component, as a variable is filled with values only once the query is executed. You define a variable for an Info Object. This variable is then available in all Info Providers that use this Info Object, and can be processed in many different ways.
Variables act as placeholders for characteristic values, hierarchies, hierarchy nodes, texts, or formula elements. The variable type indicates for which object you can use a variable.
Depending on the variable type, variables can be processed in various ways. The processing type of a variable determines how the variable is filled with a value at the runtime of the query.
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