Difference between standard, absolute and ignore condition
in metrics?
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Answer Posted / balaji
Standard: Standard means the report filter involves in
report execution as usual. + wild card symbol to indicate
the standard filtering.
Absolute: Absolute means the report filter raises the level
of the report to the target.'*' wild card symbol to
represent the absolute filtering.
Ignore: Means any report filtering condition was ignored in
the report execution. '%' wild card symbol to represents the
ignore filtering.
These conditions we are using to create the Level Metrics.
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