Hidden step probably not the official term in Einstein Analytics, but you probably heard when having a conversation with Einstein Analytics experts with many years of experience, furthermore, Salesforce no longer calls it "step", but now it calls "query".
So, what is the hidden step? it is a query that used to support other queries, but not directly uses for widgets. The query can be in compact form, Salesforce Direct, SAQL, and SOQL.
As mentioned above, we can use a hidden step to support other queries, in this case, usually, we use "result" binding, remember selection binding will be trigger when user change/select something.sim
Sample SOQL query:
"QueryLoginUser_1": {
"groups": [],
"numbers": [],
"query": "SELECT Name,Id FROM User Where Name = '!{User.Name}'",
"selectMode": "single",
"strings": [],
"type": "soql"
}
use it in a "real" query:
"filters": [
[
"OwnerId",
"{{cell(QueryLoginUser_1.result,0,\"Id\").asString()}}",
"in"
]
]
Sample SAQL query:
q = load "Quote_History";
q = filter q by 'StatusChange' == "Created to In Progress";
q = group q by all;
q = foreach q generate avg('Cycle_Time') as 'avg_Cycle_Time';
q = foreach q generate avg_Cycle_Time as 'ave_seconds', floor(avg_Cycle_Time / 3600) as 'hours', floor((avg_Cycle_Time / 60) - (floor(avg_Cycle_Time / 3600) * 60)) as 'minutes';
q = foreach q generate ave_seconds as 'ave_seconds', hours as 'hours', minutes as 'minutes', floor(ave_seconds - ((3600 * hours) + (60 * minutes))) as 'seconds';
q = limit q 2000;
If you open in JSON, it would become
"cycle_time_1": {
"query": "q = load \"Quote_History\";\nq = filter q by 'StatusChange' == \"Created to In Progress\";\nq = group q by all;\nq = foreach q generate avg('Cycle_Time') as 'avg_Cycle_Time';\nq = foreach q generate avg_Cycle_Time as 'ave_seconds', floor(avg_Cycle_Time / 3600) as 'hours', floor((avg_Cycle_Time / 60) - (floor(avg_Cycle_Time / 3600) * 60)) as 'minutes';\nq = foreach q generate ave_seconds as 'ave_seconds', hours as 'hours', minutes as 'minutes', floor(ave_seconds - ((3600 * hours) + (60 * minutes))) as 'seconds';\nq = limit q 2000;"}
use it in a "real" query
"text": "{{column(cycle_time_1.result, [\"seconds\"]).asObject()}}",
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