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I'm not familiar with this front-end. Does it let you do MDX SELECT statements? tom @ the domain below www.tomchester.net "Harris" <harris (AT) techlogix (DOT) com> wrote in message news:5e7e8113.0309032015.532a5c61 (AT) posting (DOT) google.com... Dear Tom I am using Sql Server for Analysis for developing the cube and am showing the result in a tool called SnowFlake on aspnet pages in my web application. I think this answers your question and waiting for help ..... Regards, Harris Moin |
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Hey Tom You said my problem can be solved with select statements. Am waiting for your reply impatiently. Regards, Harris |
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Here's an example using foodmart: WITH SET Set1 AS '[Product Family].Members' SET Set2 AS 'Store.USA.Children' MEMBER Product.Total AS ' SUM(Set1, [Store Sales]) ' MEMBER Store.Total AS ' Sum(Set2, [Store Sales]) ' SELECT { Set1, Product.Total} ON axis(0), { Set2, Store.Total} ON axis(1) FROM Sales tom @ the domain below www.tomchester.net "Harris" <harris (AT) techlogix (DOT) com> wrote in message news:5e7e8113.0309080421.4961dfad (AT) posting (DOT) google.com... Hey Tom You said my problem can be solved with select statements. Am waiting for your reply impatiently. Regards, Harris |
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Hi Tom Thanx for your response. It realy does the trick but the thing is what i was looking for is something more dynamic. Like just calculate the values in the cells of the grid and give the total in the end. Irrespective of what are the dimensions or the measures. Something like i write a select statement and in the end write some code to calculate the values in the columns and return there totals. Thanx, Harris "Tom Chester" <publicNOSPAM (AT) tomchester (DOT) net> wrote Here's an example using foodmart: WITH SET Set1 AS '[Product Family].Members' SET Set2 AS 'Store.USA.Children' MEMBER Product.Total AS ' SUM(Set1, [Store Sales]) ' MEMBER Store.Total AS ' Sum(Set2, [Store Sales]) ' SELECT { Set1, Product.Total} ON axis(0), { Set2, Store.Total} ON axis(1) FROM Sales tom @ the domain below www.tomchester.net "Harris" <harris (AT) techlogix (DOT) com> wrote in message news:5e7e8113.0309080421.4961dfad (AT) posting (DOT) google.com... Hey Tom You said my problem can be solved with select statements. Am waiting for your reply impatiently. Regards, Harris |
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