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Ok, so I reloaded the Adventure Works DW sample to get a clean slate. I am starting to do work with time variance and used the wizard to generate a "Date Calculations" hierarchy bound to the [Date].[Calendar] hierarchy. By default, this hierarchy is not bound to existing perspectives. So I add it to all perspectives under Adventure Works. But when I browse the schema, the only Date Calculations member which shows up on any of the perspectives is the "Current Date" member. On the Adventure Works cube I see all of the calculated members. A bug? As a work-around, should I always restrict on the base cube when asking what date calculation members are present? Chris Harrington Active Interface, Inc. http://www.activeinterface.com |
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how do you browse the schema? "ChrisHarrington" <charrington-at-activeinterface.com> wrote in message news:O6qY4$j0GHA.2516 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP06 (DOT) phx.gbl... Ok, so I reloaded the Adventure Works DW sample to get a clean slate. I am starting to do work with time variance and used the wizard to generate a "Date Calculations" hierarchy bound to the [Date].[Calendar] hierarchy. By default, this hierarchy is not bound to existing perspectives. So I add it to all perspectives under Adventure Works. But when I browse the schema, the only Date Calculations member which shows up on any of the perspectives is the "Current Date" member. On the Adventure Works cube I see all of the calculated members. A bug? As a work-around, should I always restrict on the base cube when asking what date calculation members are present? Chris Harrington Active Interface, Inc. http://www.activeinterface.com |
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