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Madan
 
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Default Specifying the order of columns for Drillthru - 01-13-2004 , 03:18 AM






Hello All

I use OWC 10 to view my cube. The cube is enabled for
drillthru and it is viewable using drillthru component
supplied by microsoft.

is there a way i can specify the order of columns for my
drillthru view.

for now i can select which column to display for drillthru
but not the order of it.

Any info on this is highly appreciated.

Madan

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Default RE: Specifying the order of columns for Drillthru - 01-13-2004 , 08:56 AM






If you make your Fact table a view, you can specify the order of columns there and that's how they will come out in the drillthrough.

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Default RE: Specifying the order of columns for Drillthru - 01-15-2004 , 05:42 AM



Hi Andrea

Thanks for your input.

I have a situation where not only from the fact table, the
columns are shown in drill thru but also from the
dimensions. What i would like to have is a column from
fact table and then a column from dimension and then a
column probably from fact table again.

As of now, i have achieved this by altering the order of
the columns from the recordset built by Microsoft
Drillthru component. I do this before it is bound to the
owc component for display at client side.

if i can do this on the serverside then it would be nice
and i can avoid this work around.

Madan


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If you make your Fact table a view, you can specify the
order of columns there and that's how they will come out
in the drillthrough.
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