Hello Jean-Christophe,
It will all depend on how it has been modeled.
If you'd like, I can turn this topic into a ticket to forward our Professional Services team who are muche better equipped to guide you in those implementation questions.
Please let me know if you're interested.
Thank you and have a good day.
Hello Alexia,
yes I am interested, thank you !
have a good day too
Hello Jean-Christophe,
Noted, I will contact you over on ticket.
Talk to you there.
Have a good day.
Jean-Christophe Blanchard
Hello,
we have some hierarchical data at 1 or 2, or 3 levels in our database, using 3 differents tables : Organization -> Department -> Units.
1 Organization => 0/ N Department
1 Department => 0/N Unit
We need to view :
all Organizations with or without Departments
and all departments with or without units.
IN SQL the query would be:
select
gd_organization.official_name
,gd_department.label
,gd_unit.label
from
dvt_data_location.gd_organization
LEFT JOIN dvt_data_location.gd_department ON gd_department.f_organization = gd_organization.code
LEFT JOIN dvt_data_location.gd_unit gd_unit ON gd_unit.f_department = gd_department.department_id
where 1=1
;
I can't manage to display the result of this SQL in a business view, does someone would have a solution for this case ?
NB if the relationships were
1 Organization => 1/ N Department
1 Department => 1/N Unit
it would be easily resolved using a business View based on unit, but if I do that whith our current model I don't see all the departments that are not linked to any units