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Analytics Vocabulary

Namespace: com.sap.vocabularies.Analytics.v1

Terms for annotating analytical resources

Terms

Term Type Description
Dimension (Deprecated) Tag Deprecated in favor of AnalyticalContext/Dimension
Measure (Deprecated) Tag Deprecated in favor of AnalyticalContext/Measure
AccumulativeMeasure (Deprecated) Tag Deprecated in favor of AnalyticalContext/AccumulativeMeasure
RolledUpPropertyCount (Experimental) Int16 Number of properties in the entity instance that have been aggregated away
DrillURL (Experimental) URL URL to retrieve more detailed data related to a node of a recursive hierarchy. Annotations with this term MUST include a qualifier to select the hierarchy for which the drill URL is provided.
PlanningAction (Experimental) Tag Processes or generates plan data. Its logic may have side-effects on entity sets.
AggregatedProperties (Deprecated) [AggregatedPropertyType] Deprecated in favor of AggregatedProperty
AggregatedProperty AggregatedPropertyType Dynamic property for aggregate expression with specified aggregation method defined on the annotated entity type.
AnalyticalContext [AnalyticalContextType] Collection of properties that define an analytical context

AggregatedPropertyType

Property Type Description
Name SimpleIdentifier Name of the dynamic property holding the aggregated value.
AggregationMethod AggregationMethod Name of the standard or custom aggregation method to be applied.
AggregatableProperty PropertyPath Property whose values shall be aggregated.

Applicable Annotation Terms:

AnalyticalContextType

Exactly one of Property and DynamicProperty must be present

Property Type Description
Property PropertyPath? Property that is part of the analytical context
DynamicProperty AnnotationPath? Dynamic property introduced by annotations that is part of the analytical context
Allowed terms:
Dimension Tag The property holds the key of a dimension
Measure Tag The property holds the numeric value of a measure
AccumulativeMeasure Tag The measure has non-negative and additive values; it can be used in whole-part charts, e.g. the Donut