(This
document is excerpt from IBM article http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/data/library/cognos/infrastructure/cognos_specific/page529.html)
Overview
There
are 4 cases listed below
Example #
|
Suppress Property
|
Model Ordering
|
Compatible Query Mode
|
Dynamic Query Mode
|
Case 1
|
None
|
None
|
Nulls suppressed
|
No suppression
|
Case 2
|
None
|
OLAP
|
No suppression
|
No suppression
|
Case 3
|
Nulls or (Default)
|
None
|
Nulls suppressed
|
Nulls suppressed
|
Case 4
|
Nulls or (Default)
|
OLAP
|
No suppression
|
Nulls suppressed
|
Suppress Property
pane
of Report Studio with a property called Suppress that can have one of
three states:
·
(Default), when the property value
is not set, implying data-provider-dependent behaviour with respect to null
suppression
·
None, implying that no values
are suppressed from report output
·
Nulls, implying that null
values are suppressed
In
Compatible Query Mode, however, the Suppress query property is ignored
for a report based on a DMR package.
Model Ordering
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