Reputation: 45
I am using parameter called Region
. It is having 3 values; Region L1
, Region L2
and Region L3
.
I want user to select the region and that should trigger the MDX
query in SSAS
.
Below is the query:
select non empty
{([Region].[Region L3].children , [Product Line].[Product Line L2].children)} on rows,
{[Measures].[Clients], [Measures].[Commission]} on columns
from [Products]
So, the report will initially ask to select the region level from the dropdown. If the user selects Region L2
, the parameter will take the value of Region L2
and the query would be [Region].[Region L2].children.
I tried strtoset()
but not sure, how would I use it here.I am not sure if I can do something like [Region].[@Region].children
Upvotes: 0
Views: 4607
Reputation: 14108
Your parameter should be set to a valid unique name in your dimension.
="[Region].[Region L2].&[MyRegion]"
or
="[Region].[Region L1].children"
Then in your MDX script use the parameter as follows:
select non empty STRTOSET(@Region,CONSTRAINED) on rows,
{[Measures].[Clients], [Measures].[Commission]} on columns
from [Products]
So you have to populate your parameter taking in account that its value must be a valid unique name in your parameter.
If you are manually specifying the values in your parameter use:
Use the expression to produce the valid unique name in Value
, i.e.:
="[Region].[Region L2].Children"
Let me know if this helps.
Upvotes: 4