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You can use any vendor function that returns data to Cognos in a data type that Cognos supports, even if it does not appear in the list of vendor specific functions in the expression editor UI.
Hi - we do support Google BigQuery functions today. If you are getting query decomposition and local processing (even after upgrading to a version of 11.1.4 or later) it would be helpful to diagnose if there are other reasons contributing to this.
Useful reply from Guest.
It is recommended to be using versions >= CA 11.1.4 when using Google Biguery.
Those releases were updated to reflect improvements Google made to Bigquery. Older CA releases, such as 11.0.13 would not contain reflect those changes, which can result in decomposition where compensation was necessary at that time.
Many of the built-in functions and aggregates in Cognos Analytics automatically are generated in SQL constructs passed to Bigquery etc.