I am changing some code from DSO to AMO.

In DSO there was a Levels collection on the Dimension (i.e, For Each
oLvl As DSO.Level In oDim.Levels). Where is this in AMO? Is this now
contained in the CubeHierarchyCollection?

For Each oHierarchy As Microsoft.AnalysisServices.CubeHierarchy In
oDim.Hierarchies


For Each oLvl As Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Level In
oHierarchy.Hierarchy.Levels

Any help would be appreciated. I am looking for anything online that
goes into more detail about going from DSO to AMO, too. I am doing
this because I have upgraded some cubes to AS2005 and now I am trying
to figure out where it put everything so I can better get a handle of
how it does things.

Thanks.

You are on the right track, in DSO dimensions had levels. In AMO, a
level belongs to a hierarchy, which in turn belongs to a dimension.

I have not seen much out there on going from DSO to AMO. There is the
AMOAdventureWorks sample (which is installed at C:\Program Files
\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Samples\Analysis Services\Programmability\AMO
\AMOAdventureWorks by default) - which has code showing how to build a
subset of the Adventure Works DW sample database using AMO.

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were being placed when going from DSO to AMO.

else did people use in their applications to talk to AS2000?


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