Hi,

I am trying to implement following MDX query in my report but giving error.
Can you please tell me how to filter date range in DRILLTHROUGH Statement?

************************************************** **********
DRILLTHROUGH
SELECT ([Measures].[Total Test Count]) ON columns
FROM [OLAP Test Cube]
WHERE
([Station Name].&[1ST CHOICE EMISSIONS & INSPECTIONS], [Overall
Result].&[Fail]
,[Test Date].[Test Date].&[02-01-2006]:[Test Date].[Test Date].&[02-02-2006]
)

RETURN
KEY([$Dim Station].[Dim Tests],0)
,KEY([$Dim Station].[Dim Tests],1),
[$Dim Test Cycle].[Test Cycle],
[$Dim OverallResult].[Overall Result]

************************************************** **********
Error:
Executing the query ...
Drillthrough failed because the coordinate identified by the SELECT clause
is out of range.
Execution complete

************************************************** **********

FYI If I remove data range part (RED color area) then it is working fine.

Dinesh Patel

Specify a single date, instead of a range, like:

SELECT ([Measures].[Total Test Count]) ON columns
FROM [OLAP Test Cube]
WHERE
([Station Name].&[1ST CHOICE EMISSIONS & INSPECTIONS], [Overall
Result].&[Fail],
[Test Date].[Test Date].&[02-01-2006])

RETURN
KEY([$Dim Station].[Dim Tests],0)
,KEY([$Dim Station].[Dim Tests],1),
[$Dim Test Cycle].[Test Cycle],
[$Dim OverallResult].[Overall Result]


http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms145964.aspx

DRILLTHROUGH Statement (MDX)
Updated: 17 July 2006

Retrieves the underlying table rows that were used to create a specified
cell in a cube.
...
Remarks

Drillthrough is an operation in which an end user selects a single cell
from a cube and retrieves a result set from the source data for that
cell in order to get more detailed information.
...

- Deepak

Deepak Puri
Microsoft MVP - SQL Server

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Single date is working fine. but i want to drilldown those record whose date
range between X and Y.

"Deepak Puri" wrote:

Deepak,

I have developed two reports. In first report I am executing following query:

With member [Measures].[FirstColumn] as '[Station Name].currentmember.name'
member
[Measures].[SecondColumn] as '[Overall Result].currentmember.name' member
[Measures].[Measures] as '[Measures].[Total Test Count]'
select {[Measures].[FirstColumn], [Measures].[SecondColumn],
[Measures].[Measures] } on columns,
{[Station Name].[Station Name].members * [Overall Result].[Overall
Result].members} on rows from
( SELECT ( STRTOSET('[Dim OverallResult].[Overall Result].&[Pass]',
CONSTRAINED) ) ON COLUMNS FROM
( SELECT ( STRTOSET('[Dim Station].[Station Name].[All]', CONSTRAINED) ) ON
COLUMNS FROM
( SELECT ( STRTOSET('[Dim ASM Result].[ASM Result].[All]', CONSTRAINED) ) ON
COLUMNS FROM
( SELECT ( STRTOSET('[Dim Free Test].[Free Test].[All]', CONSTRAINED) ) ON
COLUMNS FROM
( SELECT ( STRTOSET('[Dim Gas Cap Result].[Gas Cap].[All]', CONSTRAINED) )
ON COLUMNS FROM
( SELECT ( STRTOSET('[Dim LDD Result].[LDD Result].[All]', CONSTRAINED) ) ON
COLUMNS FROM
( SELECT ( STRTOSET('[Dim TSI Result].[TSI Result].[All]', CONSTRAINED) ) ON
COLUMNS FROM
( SELECT ( STRTOSET('[Dim OBD Result].[OBD Result].[All]', CONSTRAINED) ) ON
COLUMNS FROM
( SELECT ( STRTOMEMBER('[Dim Test Date].[Test Date].&[02-01-2006]',
CONSTRAINED) :
STRTOMEMBER('[Dim Test Date].[Test Date].&[02-07-2006]', CONSTRAINED) )
ON COLUMNS
FROM [OLAP Test Cube] )))))))))

This is working fine. When somebody clicks on Total Test Count Textbox then
I want Drill down all record in second report using following query. But it
is not working. I am giving From Date and To Date parameter in my First
report, so in second report date range must be specify unless it will
retrieve wrong records.

DRILLTHROUGH
SELECT ([Measures].[Total Test Count]) ON columns FROM [OLAP Test Cube] WHERE
([Station Name].&[1ST CHOICE EMISSIONS & INSPECTIONS] ,
[Overall Result].&[Pass] ,[Dim ASM Result].[ASM Result].[All] ,
[Dim LDD Result].[LDD Result].[All] , [Dim TSI Result].[TSI Result].[All] ,
[Dim OBD Result].[OBD Result].[All] , [Dim Free Test].[Free Test].[All] ,
[Dim Gas Cap Result].[Gas Cap].[All],
[Dim Test Date].[Test Date].&[02-01-2006]:[Dim Test Date].[Test
Date].&[02-02-2006]
)
RETURN KEY([$Dim Station].[Dim Tests],0) As KeyDateTime,
KEY([$Dim Station].[Dim Tests],1) As UnitId,
[$Dim Test Cycle].[Test Cycle] As TestCycle,
[$Dim OverallResult].[Overall Result] As Result

Single date will not fix my problem. I want to implement date range.

Do you have any solution?


Regards,
Dinesh Patel


"Dinesh Patel" wrote:

Drillthrough only works on a single cell coordinate. You would have to
generate multiple drillthrough statements to get what you need.

Thanks,
Akshai
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"Dinesh Patel" <DineshPatel (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

how to implement multiple drillthrough statement in one report in one table"

Dinesh Patel

"Akshai Mirchandani [MS]" wrote:

Sorry, I don't know how (or if) you can do this in RS -- perhaps the RS
newsgroups may be better able to answer this.

Essentially, you would have to generate multiple drillthrough statements
(one for each date in the range) and get back many rowsets -- somehow you'd
have to combine these multiple rowsets together.

Thanks,
Akshai
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