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How To See HFM Currency Tables in SQL

This document discusses how currency values are stored in HFM tables and provides instructions for viewing the data. It states that currency values are stored in DCE, DCN, and DCT tables for entity, parent, and journal adjustment currencies respectively. It instructs the user to search for these tables in their main HFM database, then run a sample query to view the entity currency data for January 2012, which will be repeated for each of the 12 dimensions.

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How To See HFM Currency Tables in SQL

This document discusses how currency values are stored in HFM tables and provides instructions for viewing the data. It states that currency values are stored in DCE, DCN, and DCT tables for entity, parent, and journal adjustment currencies respectively. It instructs the user to search for these tables in their main HFM database, then run a sample query to view the entity currency data for January 2012, which will be repeated for each of the 12 dimensions.

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Hi All, HFM Stores Currency values in below tables (SQL/Oracle..

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1. DCE= Entity currency values 2. DCN=Parent currency values 3. DCT =Journal Adjustment values

Go to SQL-> Select your Main HFM database where your HFM application is configured->Click on Tables-> search for with your HFM Application name-> then you will find your currency tables shown as below.

Click on new query and write a query to see your data values:
select * from DBO.DEV_DCE_1_2012;

Example: I have the data in DEV Application for Entity Currency (DCE), January month (1), Year (2012) See the Results below HFM stores the values in 12 dimensions combination. So thats why it shows for 12times. Which are highlighted in Red Color.....

Thank you Dev

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