OBJ

The OBJ function returns information about a workspace object.

Return Value

The return value depends on the choice keyword.

Syntax

OBJ(choice [object-name])

where choice is one of the following keywords that indicates the type of information you want:

AGGMAP

AGGMAPLIST

ALIASLIST

ALIASOF

AW

AWLIST

BTREE

BTREE SHARED

CACHECOUNT

CACHEEMPTY

CLASS

DATA

DEFINE

DFNDIMS

DIMMAX

DIMS

DIMTYPE

DISKSIZE

FORMULA

HASAGGCOUNT

HASCACHE

HASH

HASPROPERTY prop-name

HIDDEN program-name

INORDER

ISBY  [RECURSIVE] dimension-name [object-name]

ISCOMPILED

KVSIZE

LD

MODEL

NAPAGES

NOHASH

NUMDELS

NUMDFNDIMS

NUMDIMS

NUMSEGS

NUMVALS

OWNSPACE

PAGESIZE

PARTBY

PARTDIMS partitions

PARTITION partitions

PARTMETH

PARTNAMES

PARTRANGE partitions

PERIOD

PHYSVALS

PMTMAINTAIN

PMTPERMIT

PMTREAD

PMTWRITE

PRECISION

PROGRAM

PROPERTY prop-name

PROPERTYLIST

PROPERTYTYPE prop-name

REFERS  text-expression 

RELATION  relation-query

SCALE

SEGWIDTH {dimension-name | ALL} 

SPARSE

SURROGATELIST {surrogate|dimension}

TRIGGER [triggering-event]

TYPE

VALSIZE

VNF

WIDTH

Arguments

object-name

A TEXT expression that is the name of the object that you want to retrieve information about.

AGGMAP

Returns a TEXT value which is the specification of the aggmap that you specify.

AGGMAPLIST

Returns a TEXT value which is the aggmap objects in the formula that you specify.

ALIASLIST

Returns a TEXT value which is the alias dimensions for the dimension that you specify.

ALIASOF

Returns a TEXT value which is the base dimension for the alias dimension that you specify.

AW

Returns a TEXT value which is the name of an attached workspace that contains an object with the specified name. When the specified object is in only one attached workspace, AW returns the name of the workspace. When the specified object is in more than one attached workspace, AW still returns only one workspace name. You must use the AWLIST keyword to get all the relevant workspace names. When the object is not in any attached workspace, AW returns NA.

AWLIST

Returns a multiline TEXT value each line of which is the name of an attached workspace that contains an object with the specified name. When you specify a qualified object name for the object, AWLIST returns only the relevant workspace name. When no workspace contains the specified object, AW returns NA.

BTREE

Returns a BOOLEAN value that indicates whether a conjoint dimension or a composite is using the BTREE index algorithm to load and access data. For other types of objects, it returns NA.

CACHEEMPTY

Returns a BOOLEAN value that indicates whether a session cache has been emptied of data for the specified variable. A cache can be emptied by using a CLEAR statement with the CACHE keyword. When object-name is not a variable or when it has no session cache, then CACHEEMPTY returns NA. (For more information on the session cache, see "What is an Oracle OLAP Session Cache?".)

CACHECOUNT

Returns a LONG INTEGER value which is the number of non-NA cells in the session cache for the specified variable. When object-name is not a variable or when it does not have a no session cache, then CACHECOUNT returns NA. (For more information on the session cache, see "What is an Oracle OLAP Session Cache?".)

CLASS

Returns a TEXT value which is the storage class of an object. Possible return values are:

• TEMPORARY — An object whose values are not saved in the workspace; applicable to valuesets, variables, relations, and worksheets.

• null — A permanent object whose values, when modified, are stored in a new place in the workspace until you update and are then included in the update; applicable to all object types.

DATA

Returns a TEXT value which is the data type of an object.

• For dimensions, variables, and formulas, possible return values are INTEGER, SHORTINTEGER, LONGINTEGER, DECIMAL, NUMBER, SHORT (for SHORTDECIMAL), BOOLEAN, ID, TEXT, NTEXT, DATE or DATETIME.

  
  

  Tip: To find out the type of time period represented by dimensions of type DAY, WEEK, MONTH, QUARTER, and YEAR, use the PERIOD choice.

  
  

• For a relation, DATA returns the name of the related dimension.

• For a concat or conjoint dimension or a composite, it returns the names of the base dimensions of an object as a multiline text value.

• For a program defined with a data type, it returns the name of the data type.

• For a valueset, it returns the name of the dimension for which the valueset was defined.

• For other types of objects, it returns NA.

DEFINE

Returns a TEXT value which that is a description of the specified object. The value is the same value that DESCRIBE would display for the object minus the words DEFINE and the name of the object.

DFNDIMS

Returns a TEXT value which is a multiline text value that contains the names of the dimensions and composites in the dimension list that is used to define an object. An object defined with a dimension list could be a variable, relation, formula, valueset, concat or conjoint dimension, dimension surrogate, or composite:

• For an unnamed composite , DFNDIMS returns the form used in the object definition: SPARSE<dim1 dim2 ...>.

• For a dimension surrogate, DFNDIMS returns the name of the dimension for which the surrogate was defined.

• When no dimension list was used when an object was defined, DFNDIMS returns NA.

DIMMAX

Returns an INTEGER value which is the number of values in a dimension. For other object types, DIMMAX returns 0 (zero). When you use the DIMMAX choice with a dimension that has a read permission that restricts access to the dimension values, the result that OBJ returns depends on whether the dimension has previously been loaded. Permissions are evaluated when an object is loaded. Generally, the first time you refer to an object in your session, Oracle OLAP loads the object and evaluates its permissions. However, the OBJ function does not load objects, since it is just providing information about them. When you use DIMMAX with a dimension that has not yet been loaded, the result reflects the entire number of values in the dimension, regardless of whether the dimension has read permissions. When a dimension with permissions has already been loaded, then the DIMMAX choice reflects the permitted size. To ensure that the DIMMAX choice returns the permitted size, you can execute a LOAD statement before using the OBJ function.

DIMS

Returns a multiline TEXT value that contains the names of the dimensions of an object:

• For dimensions, simple, concat, or conjoint, DIMS returns the name of the dimension itself. To find out the base dimensions of a concat or conjoint dimension, use the DATA choice.

• For composites, it returns a multiline text value listing the base dimensions of the composite.

• For a dimension surrogate, it returns the name of the dimension for which the surrogate was defined.

• For other objects, it returns a multiline text value that contains the names of the dimensions of the object.

• When an object has no dimensions, it returns NA.

DIMTYPE

Returns one of the following TEXT values:

• For a concat dimension, returns CONCAT.

• For a conjoint dimension, returns, CONJOINT.

• For a composite, returns, COMPOSITE.

• For a simple dimension, returns the data type of the dimension.

• For a partition template object, returns PARTITION TEMPLATE.

• For all other objects, returns NA.

DISKSIZE

The total number of pages used to store an object. For a temporary object, OBJ(DISKSIZE) returns a value of 0 (zero), because the values of a temporary object are stored in temporary storage and not in the database file.

FORMULA

Returns a TEXT value which is the expression in the definition of a formula. When the object is not a formula, FORMULA returns NA.

HASAGGCOUNT

Returns a BOOLEAN value that indicates whether the specified variable has an Aggcount object associate with it. When object-name is not a variable, HASCACHE returns NA. (For more information on Aggcount variables, seesaw "Aggcount Variables".)

HASCACHE

Returns a BOOLEAN value that indicates whether a session cache that is local to the session has been established to store data for the specified variable. When object-name is not a variable, HASCACHE returns NA. (For more information on the session cache, see "What is an Oracle OLAP Session Cache?".)

HASH

Returns a BOOLEAN value that indicates whether a conjoint dimension or a composite is using the HASH index algorithm to load and access data. For other types of objects, it returns NA.

HASPROPERTY prop-name

Returns a BOOLEAN value that indicates whether the property specified by prop-name exists for an object. (Abbreviated HASPRP)

HIDDEN program-name

Returns a BOOLEAN value that indicates whether the text of the program specified by program-name has been hidden. (See the entries for the HIDE and UNHIDE commands.) For other types of objects, it returns NA.

INORDER

Returns a BOOLEAN value that indicates whether the logical order of the values of the underlying dimensions of an object matches the physical order in the analytic workspace. INORDER is true when the dimension have not been maintained using the keywords ADD FIRST, ADD AFTER, ADD BEFORE, or MOVE.

ISBY  [RECURSIVE] dimension-name [object-name]

When you supply both arguments returns a BOOLEAN value that answers the question: Is the specified object (object-name) dimensioned by, related to, or a surrogate for the specified dimension (dimension-name)? When you supply only dimension-name, returns a BOOLEAN that indicates whether an object is dimensioned by the dimension you specify in dimension-name; or when the object is an aggmap, whether the specified dimension is a dimension of any relations or models in the aggmap.

• RECURSIVE specifies that Oracle OLAP should search for dimension-name in the base dimensions of the specified object, at any level. the. See Example 19-1, "OBJ With ISBY" .

• dimension-name is a text expression that is the name of a dimension. (Oracle OLAP automatically converts the name to uppercase.) When dimension-name is a composite, the value returned by ISBY indicates whether or not an object was defined with the composite.

• object-name is a text expression that is a dimension surrogate, variable, relation, or valueset name to learn if that object is dimensioned by or related to or a surrogate for the specified dimension. You can omit object-name when you are looping through the list of workspace objects to obtain information about more than one object, or when you are using OBJ to limit the NAME dimension.

ISCOMPILED

Returns a BOOLEAN value that indicates information about the compilation status of a compilable object (such as a program, model, or formula). The value returned depends on the type of object and on whether a compilation error was found in that object. For example:

• For programs, returns YES when the program has been processed by the compiler since the last time it was modified. A return value of YES does not necessarily indicate that all lines of the program are compiled. See COMPILE for more information.

• For formulas, returns YES only when the formula was compiled without finding a single error and when the formula can be saved. When the formula contains ampersand substitution, it cannot be saved. When the formula is empty, the ISCOMPILED choice returns NO.

• For models, returns YES only when the model was compiled without a single error found or when the model is empty.

• For programs, formulas, and models, returns NO when you delete an object that the program, formula, or model references.

For non-compilable objects, ISCOMPILED returns NA.

KVSIZE

Returns an INTEGER value which is the number of pages currently allocated to hash and BTREE indexes.

LD

Returns a TEXT value which is LD (long description) of an object. When the object does not have an LD, it returns NA.

MODEL

Returns a TEXT value which is the specification of a model. For other types of objects, it returns NA.

NAPAGES

The number of pages that contain only NA values that contain only NA values and are not stored in the database.

NOHASH

Returns a BOOLEAN value that indicates whether a conjoint dimension uses the NOHASH index algorithm to load and access data. For other types of objects, it returns NA.

NUMDELS

Returns a DECIMAL value that is the number of deleted cells for a dimensioned object.

NUMDFNDIMS

Returns an INTEGER value which is the number of dimensions or composites in the dimension list used to define an object. For this count, each composite counts as one, and the dimensions within the dimension list of the composite are not counted. An object defined with a dimension list could be a variable, relation, formula, valueset, concat or conjoint dimension, dimension surrogate, or composite. When no dimension list was used when defining the object (as for single-cell variables, programs, and so on.), it returns 0 (zero).

NUMDIMS

Returns an INTEGER value which is one of the following depending on the type of object:

• For a dimensioned object, the number of dimensions.

• For all types of dimensions and dimension surrogates, NUMDIMS returns 1.

• For a composite, it returns the number of base dimensions.

• For objects with no dimensions, it returns 0 (zero).

NUMSEGS

The number of segments associated with any object that has more than one dimension. Oracle OLAP uses segments internally to keep track of the physical storage of the object's values. Too many segments may slow the retrieval of information.

NUMVALS

Returns an INTEGER value that is the number of values or cells in the object. For a compressed composite or a variable dimensioned by a compressed composite, returns an INTEGER value that is the number of logical values in the object (that is, the value that would be returned if the composite was a b-tree composite). To retrieve the number of physical cells, use the PHYSVALS keyword.

OWNSPACE

Returns a BOOLEAN value that indicates whether a conjoint dimension or a composite is using private page space to store BTREE nodes, when that object is using the BTREE index algorithm. In addition, whether the data that is associated with a composite, a conjoint dimension, a variable-width text dimension, a relation, or a variable-width text variable is stored in one or more private page spaces that are associated with that object.

PAGESIZE

Returns the size of the page, in bytes.

PARTBY

When name is the name of a partitioned variable or a partition template object, returns the names of the partition dimensions as a multiline text value (one line for each dimension). For all other object types, returns NA.

PARTDIMS partitions

When name is the name of a partition template or a partitioned variable, returns the names of the dimensions of the specified partitions as a multiline text value (one line for each dimension). For all other object types, returns NA.

partitions is a multiline text value (one line for each partition name) that specifies which partitions you're asking about. When you specify a partition name that is not a valid partition in partitions, an error occurs.

PARTITION partitions

When name is the name of a partitioned variable or a partition template object, returns a textual description of the specified partitions. When called on a partition template, the returned description is similar to the DEFINE PARTITION TEMPLATE statement. When called on a partitioned variable, the returned description is similar to the DEFINE VARIABLE statement. For all other object types, returns NA.

partitions is a multiline text value (one line for partition name) that specifies which partitions you're asking about.When you specify a partition name that is not a valid partition in partitions, an error occurs.

PARTMETH

When name is the name of a partition template or a partitioned variable, returns a text value that is the method (RANGE, LIST, or CONCAT) by which it is partitioned. For all other object types, returns NA.

PARTNAMES

When name is the name of a partition template, returns a multiline VARCHAR containing the names of all the defined partitions. When name is the name of a partitioned variable, returns a multiline VARCHAR containing the names of all the partitions of the variable. For all other object types, returns NA.

Note: Not all of the partitions defined by a partition template necessarily exist in each partitioned variable. Calling OBJ(PARTNAMES)on a partitioned variable returns only those partitions that actually exist.

PARTRANGE partitions [name]

When name is the name of a a RANGE partition template or a RANGE partitioned variable, returns the values of the LESS THAN clause for each of the specified partitions. The return value is a multiline text value (one line for each partition). For all other kinds of partition templates and partitioned variables and all other object types, returns NA.

partitions is a multiline text value (one line for each partition name) that specifies which partitions you're asking about. When you specify a partition name that is not a valid partition in partitions, an error occurs.

PERIOD

For dimensions of type DAY, WEEK, MONTH, QUARTER, and YEAR, returns a TEXT value which is the type of the dimension plus an indication of multiple periods or phasing, if any. For objects other than DAY, WEEK, MONTH, QUARTER, or YEAR dimensions, it returns NA.

PHYSVALS

For a compressed composite or a variable dimensioned by a compressed composite, returns an INTEGER value that is the number of physical cells in the object. To retrieve the number of logical values, use the NUMVALS keyword.

PMTMAINTAIN

Returns a TEXT value which is the permission condition for the maintain permission associated with a dimension. When there is no maintain permission for the dimension, it returns NA.

PMTPERMIT

Returns a TEXT value which is the permission condition for the permit permission associated with an object. When there is no permit permission for the object, it returns NA.

PMTREAD

Returns a TEXT value which is the permission condition for the read permission associated with an object. When there is no read permission for the object, it returns NA.

PMTWRITE

Returns a TEXT value which is the permission condition for the write permission associated with an object. When there is no write permission for the object, it returns NA.

PRECISION

Returns an INTEGER value which is the precision of a NUMBER dimension or variable. The precision is the total number of digits. When the variable was defined without a precision specification, then OBJ returns NA.

PROGRAM

Returns a TEXT value which is the text of a program. For other types of objects, it returns NA.

PROPERTY prop-name

The value of the property specified by prop-name which is a text expression that specifies the name of the property. The data type of the return value is determined at runtime. When the named property does not exist, it returns NA. See the PROPERTYTYPE argument. (Abbreviated PRP)

PROPERTYLIST

Returns a TEXT value which is a multiline text value that lists the properties associated with an object, one property on a line. The names are in uppercase letters and are stored in the collating sequence for ASCII characters. For objects without properties, it returns NA. (Abbreviated PRPLIST)

PROPERTYTYPE prop-name

The data type of prop-name which is a text expression that specifies the name of the property The type is derived from the expression used in the PROPERTY statement that created the property. Possible return values are BOOLEAN, TEXT, ID, DATE, DATETIME, NUMBER, INTEGER, LONGINTEGER, DECIMAL, and SHORT.When the named property does not exist or has a value of NA, it returns NA. (Abbreviated PRPTYPE)

REFERS  text-expression 

Returns a multiline TEXT value which is the words found in a compilable object (for example, a program) that match the ones you specify in text-expression. REFERS returns NA when it does not find any of the specified words, when the specified object is not a compilable object, or when the workspace does not contain any compilable objects. When you supply both arguments, REFERS searches only the specified object for the listed words. When you omit object-name, REFERS searches all the compilable objects in the current workspace.

• text-expression is a multiline TEXT expression that is the words for which it should search. Each line in the text value is considered a separate word to be searched for.

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  Tip: When you omit object-name, use REPORT, rather than SHOW, to produce the output. Because the return value of OBJ(REFERS) is dimensioned by the NAME dimension, the REPORT will return output for each object in the workspace.

  
  

The search is not case-sensitive; REFERS treats TEXTVAR and Textvar as the same word. REFERS ignores all text that is included in a comment or enclosed in single quotes.

When, for text-expression, you specify a list of words that is the result of the OBJLIST function, you can produce a cross-reference for compilable objects in the current workspace.

RELATION relation-query

Returns TEXT values that represent the default relation for the specified object that has been specified using the RELATION command. The values that are returned vary depending on what you specify for relation-query. The syntax for relation-query is:

DEFINELIST | DIMLIST | ACTUAL rel-dimname | SPECIFIED rel-dimname

where:

• DEFINELIST specifies that the function return all of the names of the dimensions and their associated default relations. As shown in the following example, the names are returned and it associated default relation are returned one per line, alternating between dimension name and its associated default relation.

  dimname1
                    relname1
                    dimname2
                    relname2
  
  

• DIMLIST specifies that the function return all of the names of the dimensions for which default relations have been specified. As shown in the following example, Oracle OLAP returns the values one dimension name per line.

  dimname1
                    dimname2
  
  

• ACTUAL dimname specifies that the function return the relation that Oracle OLAP uses as the default relation between object-name and its related dimension specified by rel-dimname.

• SPECIFIED dimname specifies that the function return the name of the relation specified in the RELATION command as the default relation between object-name and its related dimension specified by rel-dimname. This is the value as actually entered in the RELATION command, even if an error occurred entering the data and there is no such relation in the analytic workspace.

SCALE

Returns an INTEGER value which is the scale of a NUMBER dimension or variable. A positive scale indicates the number of digits to the right of the decimal point. A negative scale indicates the number of rounded digits to the left of the decimal point. When the variable was defined without a scale specification, then OBJ returns NA.

SEGWIDTH {dimension-name | ALL} 

Returns a single or multiline TEXT value which is default or user-specified segment size of a variable that has more than one dimension and that is associated with either a particular dimension or all dimensions. Each line begins with a segment-size (up to 11 digits) followed by the name of the associated dimension or composite. The dimension name is not included in the line when you specify a dimension and its dimensioned object. In that case only the segment value is returned. When the segment size is reported as zero, it means the default segment size is in effect, and therefore you may need to use CHGDFN to set an appropriate size for the variable's segments. When applied to an object other than a variable, this choice returns NA.

• dimension-name is a text expression that is the name of a dimension.

• ALL specifies all dimensions.

SPARSE

Returns a TEXT value which is a multiline text value that lists the composites used in the definition of an object.

SURROGATELIST surrogate|dimension

Returns a TEXT value which is a multiline text value that lists the surrogates defined for a dimension. The object-name can be the name of a surrogate or a dimension. When no surrogates are defined for the dimension, then OBJ returns NA.

TRIGGER [triggering-event]

Specify the triggering-event using one of the following keywords:

MAINTAIN

DELETE

PROPERTY

ASSIGN

BEFORE_UPDATE

AFTER_UPDATE

TRIGGER without a triggering-event keyword returns a TEXT value which consists of all the triggering-event keywords and trigger programs names associated with the object; or NA when the object does not have any trigger programs associated with it. TRIGGER with a triggering-event keyword returns a TEXT value that is the names of the trigger programs associated with the object event.

TYPE

Returns a TEXT value which is the object type of an object. Possible values include AGGMAP, COMPOSITE, DIMENSION, FORMULA, MODEL, OPTION, PARTITION TEMPLATE, PROGRAM, RELATION, SURROGATE, VALUESET, VARIABLE and WORKSHEET.

VALSIZE

The number of pages used to store an object's values. For text dimensions and variables defined without the WIDTH keyword, OBJ(VALSIZE) counts only those pages that contain the four-byte pointers to the text, not the storage for the text itself. For a temporary variable, OBJ(VALSIZE) returns a value of 0 (zero) because the values of a temporary variable are stored in temporary storage and not in the analytic workspace.

VNF

Returns a TEXT value which is the VNF (value name format) of a dimension of type DAY, WEEK, MONTH, QUARTER, or YEAR. For other types of objects, and for DAY, WEEK, MONTH, QUARTER, and YEAR dimensions with no VNF, it returns NA.

WIDTH

Returns an INTEGER value which is the width, in bytes, of the storage area of each value of an object:

• For dimensioned INTEGER and BOOLEAN variables that you defined with a width, it returns 1.

• For dimensioned text variables and text dimensions that you defined with a width, it returns an INTEGER between 1 and 4000, which identifies the defined width.

• For all other objects, it returns NA.

object-name

A text expression that contains the name of the object in which you are interested. The object can be in any attached workspace. When you specify object-name as a text literal, you must enclose it in single quotes. (Oracle OLAP automatically converts the name to uppercase.) When you specify the name of a program as the object-name and you omit the quotes, Oracle OLAP runs the program and uses its return value as the name of the object to be supplied as object-name.

You can omit object-name when you are using the OBJ function as part of a statement, such as the LIMIT command, that loops through the NAME dimension. In this case, the return value is dimensioned by the NAME dimension in the current workspace.

Examples

LIMIT NAME TO OBJ(ISBY 'month')

SHOW OBJ(ISBY 'district' 'proddist')

SHOW OBJ(ISBY 'mydimension' 'myaggmap')

SHOW OBJ(ISBY 'district' 'proddist.mon')
SHOW OBJ(ISBY 'district' 'proddist.sales')

SHOW OBJ(ISBY RECURSIVE 'district' 'proddist.mon')
SHOW OBJ(ISBY RECURSIVE 'district' 'proddist.sales')

DEFINE sales VARIABLE DECIMAL <month product district>
LD Sales Revenue

SHOW OBJ(TYPE 'textvar')
VARIABLE

SHOW OBJ(TYPE textvar)
DIMENSION

LIMIT NAME TO OBJ(TYPE) EQ 'RELATION'
DESCRIBE

DEFINE REGION.DISTRICT RELATION REGION <DISTRICT>
LD REGION for each DISTRICT
 
DEFINE DIVISION.PRODUCT RELATION DIVISION <PRODUCT>
LD DIVISION for each PRODUCT
 
DEFINE MLV.MARKET RELATION MARKETLEVEL <MARKET>
 
DEFINE MARKET.MARKET RELATION MARKET <MARKET>
LD Self-relation for the Market Dimension

SHOW COUNT(OBJ(ISCOMPILED))
SHOW COUNT(NOT OBJ(ISCOMPILED))

REPORT OBJ(REFERS OBJLIST(AW(LIST)))

SHOW OBJ(REFERS 'var1\nvar2\nvar3' 'myprog')

VAR1
VAR3

REPORT OBJ(REFERS 'var1\nvar2\nvar3')

OBJ(REFERS
                 'var1
                  var2
NAME           var3' )
-------------- ----------
PRODUCT        NA
DISTRICT       NA
DIVISION       NA
LINE           NA
QUARTER        NA
REGION         NA
YEAR           NA
MONTH          NA
   ...
MYPROG         VAR1
               VAR3
VAR1           NA
VAR2           NA
VAR3           NA

CONSIDER actual
PROPERTY 'decplace' 4
LIMIT month TO FIRST 1
LIMIT division TO 'Camping'
REPORT ACROSS month W 20 DECIMAL OBJ(PROPERTY 'decplace' -
'actual') actual 

DIVISION: CAMPING
               -------ACTUAL-------
               -------MONTH--------
LINE                  JAN 95
-------------- --------------------
Revenue                533,362.8800
Cogs                   360,810.6600
Gross.Margin           172,552.2200
Marketing               37,369.5000
Selling                 89,007.3800
R.D                     24,307.5000
Opr.Income              21,867.8400
Taxes                   15,970.3900
Net.Income               5,897.4500

CHGDFN sales SEGWIDTH 150 5000 50
SHOW OBJ(SEGWIDTH ALL 'sales')

150 MONTH
5000 PRODUCT
  50 DISTRICT

SHOW OBJ(SEGWIDTH 'product' 'sales')

5000

REPORT OBJ(SEGWIDTH 'product')

NAME           OBJ(SEGWIDTH 'product')
-------------- -----------------------
SALES          5000
SALES.FORECAST 5000
SALES.PLAN     5000
SHARE          5000
UNITS          5000
UNITS.M        0
   ...

REPORT OBJ(SEGWIDTH ALL)

NAME           OBJ(SEGWIDTH ALL)
-------------- -----------------
SALES          150 MONTH
               5000 PRODUCT
               50 DISTRICT
 
SALES.FORECAST 150 MONTH
               5000 PRODUCT
               50 DISTRICT
    ...