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user1480988
user1480988

Reputation: 51

Dynamics AX 2012 Financial Dimensions

How can I get similar results to my ax09 query,

SELECT DIMENSION, DIMENSION2_ FROM CUSTTABLE

in Dynamics AX 2012?

I understand the tremendous complexity of the new dynamic dimension structure. With this new structure is there even a way to reproduce a select statement like the one above?

Here are the tools I have to work with:

1. SQL Server Management Studio 2008
2. DAX AOT
3. BIDS (MS SQL Server 2008 R2 (SSRS))

Upvotes: 1

Views: 7398

Answers (2)

Jay Hofacker
Jay Hofacker

Reputation: 3469

Look in the white paper Implementing the Account and Financial Dimensions Framework for a description of how Default dimensions are implemented. There is a view DefaultDimensionView that you can use to retrieve dimension information:

SELECT DEFAULTDIMENSIONVIEW.NAME, DEFAULTDIMENSIONVIEW.DISPLAYVALUE, CUSTTABLE.ACCOUNTNUM
FROM DEFAULTDIMENSIONVIEW 
INNER JOIN CUSTTABLE 
ON DEFAULTDIMENSIONVIEW.DEFAULTDIMENSION = CUSTTABLE.DEFAULTDIMENSION

Upvotes: 2

AnthonyBlake
AnthonyBlake

Reputation: 2354

There is a great article here about creating a helper class to solve this exact problem;

http://learnax.blogspot.co.uk/2011/08/dynamics-ax-2012-financial-dimensions.html

This is the new code Nagaraj Jadhav has posted on his blog to achieve this;

static void DEV_Dimension(Args _args)
{
    CustTable                         custTable = CustTable::find("1101");
    DimensionAttributeValueSetStorage dimStorage;
    Counter i;

    dimStorage = DimensionAttributeValueSetStorage::find(custTable.DefaultDimension);

    for (i=1 ; i<= dimStorage.elements() ; i++)
    {
        info(strFmt("%1 = %2", DimensionAttribute::find(dimStorage.getAttributeByIndex(i)).Name,        
                               dimStorage.getDisplayValueByIndex(i))); 
    }
}

Upvotes: 4

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