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Default Member key Unique but Member Names not Unique - 04-26-2005 , 12:34 PM






Hi,

I need to process a dimension that has 3 levels. Among the 3 rd level, the
member keys are unique and the member names / descriptions are not.

i wouldlike to know if there is a way to process this dimension in MSAS
2000. I set the following at the dimension level.

Member Keys Unique - True
Member Names Unique - False
Allow duplicate names - True.

I still get error upon processing saying that 2 siblings have the same name.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Sam



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Dave Wickert [MSFT]
 
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Default Re: Member key Unique but Member Names not Unique - 04-26-2005 , 02:14 PM






You cannot have two siblings with the same name. Names don't have to be
unique in the level, but they cannot have the same parent. You can have:

USA.WA.REDMOND and USA.CA.REDMOND

but you cannot have two members with the name USA.WA.REDMOND . . . how could
such a system work when you cannot differeniate two members which have
EXACTLY the same name up the hierarchy.
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"Prasad" <Prasad (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

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Hi,

I need to process a dimension that has 3 levels. Among the 3 rd level, the
member keys are unique and the member names / descriptions are not.

i wouldlike to know if there is a way to process this dimension in MSAS
2000. I set the following at the dimension level.

Member Keys Unique - True
Member Names Unique - False
Allow duplicate names - True.

I still get error upon processing saying that 2 siblings have the same
name.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Sam





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