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Default Can't enable visual totals when using a dimension with disabled levels - 11-10-2003 , 06:41 PM






Has anyone seen an error with disabling levels in a dimension and
enabling VISUAL TOTALS for a custom rule for security on that same
dimesion?
I have a set of cubes which are at different levels of granularity. I
have a cube with costs associated to a Product Line in a product
dimension. I have other measures in other cubes associated at a lower
level - product number - in the product dimension. In order to bring
these cubes together in a virtual cube I created a snowflaked product
dimension. The product dimension has 2 tables : one for product number
and a higher level table for product line. In order to use this
dimension in the cost cube I have to disable the product number level
in the product dimension. The problem comes when trying to implement
product line custom security. I want to be able to enable visual
totals but I can not. I get #ERR in the measures. Clicking on the
cells with this error I get "security problems - unknown error
Product". Any help would be appreciated.


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Default RE: Can't enable visual totals when using a dimension with disabled levels - 11-11-2003 , 04:03 AM






Hi,

Have a look at:

FIX: Dimension Security on a Cube with Distinct Count May Return #ERR
WGID:230
ID: 829897.KB.EN-US
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;829897

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Bas

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Default RE: Can't enable visual totals when using a dimension with disabled levels - 11-18-2003 , 02:06 PM



Bas,
I am not using any distinct count aggregations. Does this still apply
Thanks, Kristen

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