mdx where clause multiple values?

Data can be delivered via more than two axes, but in the main two axes is enough for our requirements.

There is a scenario where using more than two axes can be helpful.

A hierarchy cannot appear in more than one part of the statement.

Sometimes it results in us having to use attribute hierarchies in addition to user defined hierarchies to achieve the level of filtering we require.

A multiple axis query can be used as a subquery to an MDX SELECT statement.

The following example is a good example.

The sub query cannot be run individually in Management Studio as it references 3 axes (0, 1 and 2), but we can see that it slices the cube by Calendar Year 2007, Country Canada and Product Category Bikes, so that is the only part of the cube that will be passed to the outer SELECT statement.

The following query uses axes to show how the tuples result in:

The result is.

All sales territories, product categories and months are specified by the outer MDX query.

The results to the Internet Sales Amount measure are limited by the WHERE clause.

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MDX provides a number of functions that return one or more members, or act upon a member, or set.

MDX provides a number of functions for retrieving members from other MDX entities.

The FirstChild function acts upon a member and returns a member.

The first child member of the Time dimensions can be explicitly stated.

The FirstChild function can be used to return the same member.

For more information about member functions, see the MDX Function Reference.

There are a number of functions that return tuples that can be used anywhere. When you know that a set is composed of a single tuple and you want to supply that to a function that requires a tuple, the item function can be used.

The first tuple is returned from within the set of tuples.

See the MDX Function Reference for more information.

The functions that are provided by MDX return sets.

The only way to get a set is by enclosing them in braces. Key Concepts in MDX gives more information about the members function. There are more set functions.

The colon operator allows you to use the natural order of members.

The set shown in the following example contains tuples for the 1st through the 4th quarter of 2002

If you don't use the colon operator to create the set, you can create the same set of members by specifying the tuples in the following example.

The colon operator is an inclusive function. The colon operator's members on both sides are included in the set.

For more information about set functions, see the function reference.

An array function returns an array after acting upon a set. For more information about array functions, see the function reference.

A hierarchy function returns a hierarchy by acting on a member, level, or string. See the MDX Function Reference for more information.

A level describes the hierarchy of the data. The top level to the bottom level are within a hierarchy. The dimensions have levels that help us specify the structure of the hierarchy.

The cube's fact table has a column called the measure. It's usually a type of numerical type.

The values of the cube are what we will analyze.

The measures within the MDX are treated as flat.

The figure shows how a cube would be represented. The cube has multidimensional coordinates in each cell.

The cell phone's name is:

Put a member of the other dimensions. The dimensions are separated by commas. The cell's name goes between. The name of the dimensions is not mandatory.

I'm trying to import a project number from the database, which contains data of all projects.

I connect to the database via livequery but I need to add external data to the dashboard for some projects, which isn't possible with livequery.

I've been looking at the options, but I'm not far away.

This query only returns one table.

The model has four tables, one of which contains the project numbers.