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Wondering if someone can give me detailed descriptions / contents of TNSNAMES.ora and SQLNet.ora files....or please point me in the right direction to finding descriptions. I've tried finding some information on the Oracle Website, but have been unable to locate any. Thx in advance. Hoohay

When I create a document with a report in it, and 'insert a hyperlink' into the document, I cannot see the newly inserted hyperlink when I access the document via Web Universal. Any ideas as to why? Is there a view hyperlink setting in Web Universal? Thanks, hoohay

In graph titles and labels, is there a macro that can show the value of a date that was chosen in a prompt? Something like %%REPORTNAME%%?. Thanks, hoohay

Does anyone have advice on how to: Create a prompt that shows only the valid or existing 'transaction dates' for a given 'Company' which has been chosen in a previous prompt? Can this be done? Thanks for your input. hoohay

If I create a report with only an attribute on it (i.e. Company) and add a filter to the report that is for one company (i.e. Johnny Lightening's Kayac's), the report shows only Johnhy Lightening's, which is what I expect. Then I add a metric to the report, and looking at the SQL, I see that...

When I try to create a report in MSTR Web Design Mode for blank report, the filters that I have created do not show up in the Report Objects box? All of the metrics and attributes do show.....??? Thank you for any help, hoohay

Can someone give me a clearer description of apply simple syntax applysimple("?",?,?) describe what these values are or could be, what is #0, etc. Thanks in advance,

is it possible to construct attributes for a time dimension (year, month, day) out of a single date table that contains a transaction date field only? or do i NEED to create lookup tables for year, month, day, etc.

I am a bit confused on how to configure the mod_date attribute relationships of the following in MSTR 7.2.2. these are the tables i have t_function --------- function_id function_desc mod_date t_filter ------- filter_id filter_desc filter_type_id function_id mod_date t_filter_type...