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Have a hierachical dimension with four levels - now I have the need to have to differenct fact tables / physical cubes and I want to combine these using virtual cube. Should be pretty straight - forward - however... In cube 1 containing budget measures these measures are NOT placed on the last level of this dimension - they are placed on level 3 - not level 4. And in cube 2 containg realized measures the measure are placed on the last level of the dimension. How can go about combining this so when drill down to level 3 I will see both budget and realized amounts and when drilling down to level 4 I will only see realized amounts. Have tried to make a virtual dimension with only three levels - that was a no go...it demands to have the lowest level which I can't use to map to cube 1. Considering this approach: I will place the budget measure in cube 1 on a random level 4 member - but when showing level 4 I will by MDX prevent it from being shown. This is a bit cheaty ? Is there a more clever AS way to do this ? Thanks /Michael V. |
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Use the same 4-level dimension in both cubes, but disable level 4 in the budget cube (In Cube Editor, select level 4 of your dimension, go to the Advanced Tab and set the Disabled Property to 'Yes'). When you create the virtual cube, it will behave the way you described. HTH, Brian www.geocities.com/brianaltmann/olap.html "Michael Vardinghus" wrote: Have a hierachical dimension with four levels - now I have the need to have to differenct fact tables / physical cubes and I want to combine these using virtual cube. Should be pretty straight - forward - however... In cube 1 containing budget measures these measures are NOT placed on the last level of this dimension - they are placed on level 3 - not level 4. And in cube 2 containg realized measures the measure are placed on the last level of the dimension. How can go about combining this so when drill down to level 3 I will see both budget and realized amounts and when drilling down to level 4 I will only see realized amounts. Have tried to make a virtual dimension with only three levels - that was a no go...it demands to have the lowest level which I can't use to map to cube 1. Considering this approach: I will place the budget measure in cube 1 on a random level 4 member - but when showing level 4 I will by MDX prevent it from being shown. This is a bit cheaty ? Is there a more clever AS way to do this ? Thanks /Michael V. |
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Nope - didn't do... I need this Budget Realized When drilling down to level 3 there will be amounts on both..but when drilling down to 4 there should only be amounts on realized... Couldn't hide a level in one physical cube because whether or not a level is shown will apply to both amounts in the virtual cube. So it must be a currentmember.level test... Brian Altmann <findme@thesignaturewebsite> wrote in message news:49A3ABB7-1A03-4399-BF89-02204D490E71 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Use the same 4-level dimension in both cubes, but disable level 4 in the budget cube (In Cube Editor, select level 4 of your dimension, go to the Advanced Tab and set the Disabled Property to 'Yes'). When you create the virtual cube, it will behave the way you described. HTH, Brian www.geocities.com/brianaltmann/olap.html "Michael Vardinghus" wrote: Have a hierachical dimension with four levels - now I have the need to have to differenct fact tables / physical cubes and I want to combine these using virtual cube. Should be pretty straight - forward - however... In cube 1 containing budget measures these measures are NOT placed on the last level of this dimension - they are placed on level 3 - not level 4. And in cube 2 containg realized measures the measure are placed on the last level of the dimension. How can go about combining this so when drill down to level 3 I will see both budget and realized amounts and when drilling down to level 4 I will only see realized amounts. Have tried to make a virtual dimension with only three levels - that was a no go...it demands to have the lowest level which I can't use to map to cube 1. Considering this approach: I will place the budget measure in cube 1 on a random level 4 member - but when showing level 4 I will by MDX prevent it from being shown. This is a bit cheaty ? Is there a more clever AS way to do this ? Thanks /Michael V. |
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I'm not sure I understand. If a level is disabled (this is different from hiding, BTW) in a source cube, when you build the virtual cube the budget cells for the disabled level will be shown, but they will be empty, the budget measure will only have values from level 3 up. I thought this was the behavior you wanted but it appears I was wrong. Regards, Brian "Michael Vardinghus" wrote: Nope - didn't do... I need this Budget Realized When drilling down to level 3 there will be amounts on both..but when drilling down to 4 there should only be amounts on realized... Couldn't hide a level in one physical cube because whether or not a level is shown will apply to both amounts in the virtual cube. So it must be a currentmember.level test... Brian Altmann <findme@thesignaturewebsite> wrote in message news:49A3ABB7-1A03-4399-BF89-02204D490E71 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Use the same 4-level dimension in both cubes, but disable level 4 in the budget cube (In Cube Editor, select level 4 of your dimension, go to the Advanced Tab and set the Disabled Property to 'Yes'). When you create the virtual cube, it will behave the way you described. HTH, Brian www.geocities.com/brianaltmann/olap.html "Michael Vardinghus" wrote: Have a hierachical dimension with four levels - now I have the need to have to differenct fact tables / physical cubes and I want to combine these using virtual cube. Should be pretty straight - forward - however... In cube 1 containing budget measures these measures are NOT placed on the last level of this dimension - they are placed on level 3 - not level 4. And in cube 2 containg realized measures the measure are placed on the last level of the dimension. How can go about combining this so when drill down to level 3 I will see both budget and realized amounts and when drilling down to level 4 I will only see realized amounts. Have tried to make a virtual dimension with only three levels - that was a no go...it demands to have the lowest level which I can't use to map to cube 1. Considering this approach: I will place the budget measure in cube 1 on a random level 4 member - but when showing level 4 I will by MDX prevent it from being shown. This is a bit cheaty ? Is there a more clever AS way to do this ? Thanks /Michael V. |
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It is .. by I couldn't get it too work the way you say..... Perhaps I should try again - you really mean the virtual cube at a level of a shared dimension between the 2 physical cubes can display from one physical cube and not from the other ? The first attempt as I recall it meant that I couldn't see the level 4 at all but I must admit I didn't check everything - just concluded that AS couldn't do it. Brian Altmann <findme@thesignaturewebsite> wrote in message news:5E095C66-5E08-4723-8185-AFBA00F869B0 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... I'm not sure I understand. If a level is disabled (this is different from hiding, BTW) in a source cube, when you build the virtual cube the budget cells for the disabled level will be shown, but they will be empty, the budget measure will only have values from level 3 up. I thought this was the behavior you wanted but it appears I was wrong. Regards, Brian "Michael Vardinghus" wrote: Nope - didn't do... I need this Budget Realized When drilling down to level 3 there will be amounts on both..but when drilling down to 4 there should only be amounts on realized... Couldn't hide a level in one physical cube because whether or not a level is shown will apply to both amounts in the virtual cube. So it must be a currentmember.level test... Brian Altmann <findme@thesignaturewebsite> wrote in message news:49A3ABB7-1A03-4399-BF89-02204D490E71 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Use the same 4-level dimension in both cubes, but disable level 4 in the budget cube (In Cube Editor, select level 4 of your dimension, go to the Advanced Tab and set the Disabled Property to 'Yes'). When you create the virtual cube, it will behave the way you described. HTH, Brian www.geocities.com/brianaltmann/olap.html "Michael Vardinghus" wrote: Have a hierachical dimension with four levels - now I have the need to have to differenct fact tables / physical cubes and I want to combine these using virtual cube. Should be pretty straight - forward - however... In cube 1 containing budget measures these measures are NOT placed on the last level of this dimension - they are placed on level 3 - not level 4. And in cube 2 containg realized measures the measure are placed on the last level of the dimension. How can go about combining this so when drill down to level 3 I will see both budget and realized amounts and when drilling down to level 4 I will only see realized amounts. Have tried to make a virtual dimension with only three levels - that was a no go...it demands to have the lowest level which I can't use to map to cube 1. Considering this approach: I will place the budget measure in cube 1 on a random level 4 member - but when showing level 4 I will by MDX prevent it from being shown. This is a bit cheaty ? Is there a more clever AS way to do this ? Thanks /Michael V. |
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Yes, that's what I mean. I've used that design without problems. Usually calculated members are added to the Virtual Cube so the lower level budget cells are filled by using an allocation algorithm. Regards, Brian "Michael Vardinghus" wrote: It is .. by I couldn't get it too work the way you say..... Perhaps I should try again - you really mean the virtual cube at a level of a shared dimension between the 2 physical cubes can display from one physical cube and not from the other ? The first attempt as I recall it meant that I couldn't see the level 4 at all but I must admit I didn't check everything - just concluded that AS couldn't do it. Brian Altmann <findme@thesignaturewebsite> wrote in message news:5E095C66-5E08-4723-8185-AFBA00F869B0 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... I'm not sure I understand. If a level is disabled (this is different from hiding, BTW) in a source cube, when you build the virtual cube the budget cells for the disabled level will be shown, but they will be empty, the budget measure will only have values from level 3 up. I thought this was the behavior you wanted but it appears I was wrong. Regards, Brian "Michael Vardinghus" wrote: Nope - didn't do... I need this Budget Realized When drilling down to level 3 there will be amounts on both..but when drilling down to 4 there should only be amounts on realized... Couldn't hide a level in one physical cube because whether or not a level is shown will apply to both amounts in the virtual cube. So it must be a currentmember.level test... Brian Altmann <findme@thesignaturewebsite> wrote in message news:49A3ABB7-1A03-4399-BF89-02204D490E71 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Use the same 4-level dimension in both cubes, but disable level 4 in the budget cube (In Cube Editor, select level 4 of your dimension, go to the Advanced Tab and set the Disabled Property to 'Yes'). When you create the virtual cube, it will behave the way you described. HTH, Brian www.geocities.com/brianaltmann/olap.html "Michael Vardinghus" wrote: Have a hierachical dimension with four levels - now I have the need to have to differenct fact tables / physical cubes and I want to combine these using virtual cube. Should be pretty straight - forward - however... In cube 1 containing budget measures these measures are NOT placed on the last level of this dimension - they are placed on level 3 - not level 4. And in cube 2 containg realized measures the measure are placed on the last level of the dimension. How can go about combining this so when drill down to level 3 I will see both budget and realized amounts and when drilling down to level 4 I will only see realized amounts. Have tried to make a virtual dimension with only three levels - that was a no go...it demands to have the lowest level which I can't use to map to cube 1. Considering this approach: I will place the budget measure in cube 1 on a random level 4 member - but when showing level 4 I will by MDX prevent it from being shown. This is a bit cheaty ? Is there a more clever AS way to do this ? Thanks /Michael V. |
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