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The data source is published, and all fields are included, allowing users to create custom reports, however, the data will keep changing as the user hires more employees.
This results in new data being added to the published data source, to make the new data available, the user must manually publish it.
This describes about the stages of pipeline. The pipeline which brings in data from the source, the output of the first stage is then used to input the second stage, and so on.
In a base data set, the output of the primary pipeline is the output of the entire BDS, as there is only one pipeline, however, in a derived data set, each pipeline has an output, and the final output of the derived data set is the output of the primary pipeline.
Pipelines and data sets are important concepts because they are where all transformation occurs, in this data set, Parts is the stage that is automatically added, and it is possible to add additional stages, however, only three stages can be added to the derived data set.
Now coming to the stages of pipeline we can say that a pipeline is a container of stages, which model the flow of data and define a single transformation action on the data, each stage performs one action on the data, defining a single transformation action, the first, second, and third stages of a pipeline are the first, second, and third stages of the data set.
The transformation logic defined by each stage defines the data flow and preparation within the pipeline, it uses Prism for data transformation, data preparation, blending, cleansing, and modification, each stage performs one action on the data, defining a single transformation action on the data.
The creation of prism calculated field expressions and the concept of null values, as the data sets are created, the text will cover different field types, field mappings, and the different stages.
Let’s discuss about the join reports we can say that it helps how to join data from two reports, considering their different data sources and business objects, they use the group by field parameter to group multiple reports together, not referring to the business object or data source.
Defines the data field, which allows for fetching sub reports based on a report type, the report time group field is used to display sub reports based on the report type.
Here we going to see how reports are built on different business objects, when users cannot use more than one workday business objects on a single report.
The goal is to get the total number of reports of type advanced and type matrix, but this is not possible due to the different data sources and workday business objects.
To achieve this type of scenario, users can create a composite report that aggregates the data from both types, such as advanced and matrix reports, this way, they can get the desired information on a single report, but the data is not available on both types.
Let’s look into the workday’s two-way conversion which occurs when no values are initially added to the custom report. When converting the data source and publishing it, null values are replaced with blank, zero, or false, based on the field type.
The third purpose of the BDS is to view field changes in data sets. Initially, data was loaded through workday custom reports or external files, but over time, the system would continue to use these data sets.
To change the data source, users can edit the workday custom report add new fields, such as employee ID and age, this changes the data source, causing new fields to be added when importing data into the base data set.
Let’s see how to create a single table by joining all data sets, consider an example by create a union stage, union allows for adding rows from one table to another, while join deals with joining columns of one table with columns of another table. In this case, there may be additional rows added.
Using Eval Expression to Determine workday manager Count
Here we going to see about the calculated fields report also includes a summarization of the count of managers, which is needed to determine the number of managers in each company. To do this, the user creates a calculated field called eval expression, which evaluates a series of conditions. If the condition is true, the corresponding value is returned. If it returns false, the system checks the subsequent condition and returns the default value.
Counting International Assignees in GMS US
The report also checks if the person is an international assignee, which is a workday-delivery field. If the condition is true, the system returns one, and if not, the default value is zero. Users can add any additional conditions to the eval expression field, such as whether the person is on an international assignment or not.
The report shows that there are two workers in GMS US, out of which one is an international assignee. The function of type evaluate expression returns a numeric value if the person is an international assignee, or zero otherwise. The system calculates the number of international assignees by adding the calculated field value, which is either one or zero.
International Assignee Identification
To know only those two international assignees, the user can modify their detailed data by adding a new column to determine if the person is an international assignee. This will return yes if the person is an international assignee, and no otherwise. The data will be sorted in descending order, with all international assignees at the top.
Customizing Data Overrides for International Assignees
The second way to handle this is to create a detailed data override for the second summarization. This will allow the user to specify the columns to display only when the person is an international assignee. For example, the user can add worker and age to the detailed data override, but only two columns will be displayed.
Overriding Defaults in Reports
When running the report again, the user sees that the default detailed data is all 345 workers with six or seven columns. However, the second summarization only displays two columns: worker and age, and only three rows are displayed. This is because the user created a detailed data override for the second summarization.
Here lets discusses the use of various functions in a database, including the ability to convert numeric values to two decimal places. They mention that most of the calculated fields have decimals, so they need to add a new management stage to modify these calculations. Coming to the process of creating a calculated field in a join and then adding the workday calculated fields a new management stage.
Next let’s discuss the use of scorecards in a workday project they worked on. Scorecards are part of advanced reporting and help track overall trends in the system. They provide monthly data on employee headcount, female, gender, employee type, and international assignment. Scorecards are created using composite reporting and are summarizations of data, such as the count of employees, females, and males
The count system in Workday does not count gender, female, or male. Instead, it creates case-related functions to define different metrics, such as headcount, termination count, employees on international assignment, and age. Scorecards are created by adding up these values and defining different metrics.
Let’s see how to create a data set in Workday, which does not require any schema or columns. A data set is a collection of metadata and transformation logic for underlying data, and it is essential to maintain the schema once created. Workday automatically creates schemas for data sets, which are override aliases.
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