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Cognos Framework Manager - User interface

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User interface Once you open the project, the main user interface screen is displayed: This is the project's work area, which shows an overview of the whole project. This page contains several additional panes that you can use to view and modify the objects in a project. The main Project pane cannot be hidden or moved. The Project Viewer, Tools, and Propertiespanes can be hidden or detached and moved around the work area. If you hide a tool panel, it can be restored by using the View menu. The Project Viewer pane The Project Viewer pane shows the project in a hierarchical view. You can use the Project Viewerpane to view, modify, and create objects. The Project Viewer pane uses various icons to represent different types of objects; these icons are described in more detail in the IBM Cognos documentation. Within this pane, the main objects are grouped in the project model. The Project Viewer pane starts with the project at the top level; additional levels wi...

IBM Cognos Framework Manager

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IBM Cognos Framework Manager is one of the most important component of IBM Cognos BI Tool.I referred a lot for making this post.Hoping that this post will give you valuable information about Cognos Framework Manager. IBM Cognos Framework Manager is the IBM Cognos BI modeling tool for creating and managing business related metadata for use in IBM Cognos BI analysis and reporting.IBM Cognos Framework Manager is the metadata model development environment for IBM Cognos BI. To learn cognos tutorials visit: cognos online classes . It is a Windows-based client tool that you can use to create simplified business presentations of metadata that are derived from one or more data sources. Framework Manager can rapidly create relational and dimensional models through a guided workflow driven modeling process , check the   execution path of the queries , define  filters and configure data multi-language support and security filters. Potential reporting errors known as ‘report...