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Default How is an unqualified member name resolved for ROLAP dimension? - 07-29-2005 , 03:27 PM






If a dimension in a cube is marked as ROLAP, and the query references a
member such as [Unknown Country] without fully qualifying it, how would
Analysis Services resolve this name? Would it need to fetch the members
of the ROLAP dimension from the database into memory? Or would it in
some way push the name resolution down to the underlying database?

-Aman


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Default Re: How is an unqualified member name resolved for ROLAP dimension? - 08-02-2005 , 02:57 PM






It would do the former (fetch into memory). In general it is always a good
practice to avoid unqualified names - both with ROLAP and MOLAP dimensions,
both in AS2K and AS2005.

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"amansinha" <amansinha100 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

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If a dimension in a cube is marked as ROLAP, and the query references a
member such as [Unknown Country] without fully qualifying it, how would
Analysis Services resolve this name? Would it need to fetch the members
of the ROLAP dimension from the database into memory? Or would it in
some way push the name resolution down to the underlying database?

-Aman




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