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Canada Sales Model Year
2009 2010
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2 Door Sedan 20,400 40,800
4 Door Sedan 20,400 40,800
4X2 Pickup 20,400 40,800
4X4 Pickup 20,400 40,800
Mexico Sales Model Year
2009 2010
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2 Door Sedan 20,400 40,800
4 Door Sedan 20,400 40,800
4X2 Pickup 20,400 40,800
4X4 Pickup 20,400 40,800
Not too shabby for an amateur, eh? Notice that the output actually looks fairly
presentable and professional and we haven't even taken advantage of any of the real
report script functionality. Now look at what happens to the output when we add a
few commands to the same report script that turns it from a report file into a flat file.
First, you will notice this line added to the top of the report script file:
//ESS_LOCALE
English_UnitedStates.Latin1@Binary
It is just a comment line added by Essbase to identify what language setting is being
used by the system so you do not attempt to run with the wrong setting. You can
delete the line, but Essbase will put it back again the next time you open and save
the report script through the Essbase report script editor.
