[Mondrian] Spot the mistake

tom at wamonline.org.uk tom at wamonline.org.uk
Thu Mar 11 09:26:36 EST 2010


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 Try it to the list this time: 
 Changing uniquemembers has no affect 
 :)
 Tom
 On Thu 11/03/10  1:24 PM , Ati Rosselet ati.rosselet at gmail.com sent:
 hmm... maybe you have unique set to true for the name or caption
columns?
 On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 1:41 PM,   wrote:
 Ok then,
 If I remove the nameColumn and captionColumn from the Content
Dimension Track Name level, so I'm left with bare content id's the
records reappear. 
 Bug?
 On Thu 11/03/10 12:29 PM ,  sent:
  Alright guys I'm having some weird issues with my scd and mondrian:
 Basically in our dimension we have 3 records with the same artist
name, same track name, but differing content_id's.
 If I do this mdx query:
 select {[Measures].[Content  Purchases]} ON COLUMNS,  
[Content].[All  Content].[Theme].Children ON ROWS
 from [Purchases]
 It returns 3 different with records with the various sales against
them this is the correct result, as there are 3 different dimension
entries for the Ghostbusters Theme tune.
 But if for example I run:
 select NON EMPTY {[Measures].[Content Purchases]} ON COLUMNS,
   NON EMPTY Hierarchize(Union(Union({[Content].[All Content]},
[Content].[All Content].Children), [Content].[All
Content].[Theme].Children)) ON ROWS
 from [Purchases]
 Which is mdx generated by jpivot, it only returns the first member
from the content dimension, even though when it runs the sql queries
to retrieve members the other ghostbuster records are returned in the
initial member search, if that makes sense.
 This is the SQL generated for the member lookup:
 select `D_CONTENT`.`CONTENT_ID` as `c0`, `D_CONTENT`.`CONTENT_TITLE`
as `c1`, `D_CONTENT`.`CONTENT_TITLE` as `c2` from `D_CONTENT` as
`D_CONTENT`, `F_CONTENT_PURCHASES` as `F_CONTENT_PURCHASES` where
`F_CONTENT_PURCHASES`.`CONTENT_TK` = `D_CONTENT`.`CONTENT_TK` and
`D_CONTENT`.`ARTIST_NAME` = 'Theme' group by
`D_CONTENT`.`CONTENT_ID`, `D_CONTENT`.`CONTENT_TITLE` order by
ISNULL(`D_CONTENT`.`CONTENT_ID`), `D_CONTENT`.`CONTENT_ID` ASC
 This is the SQL generated for looking up the records in the fact:
 select `D_CONTENT`.`ARTIST_NAME` as `c0`, `D_CONTENT`.`CONTENT_ID`
as `c1`, count(`F_CONTENT_PURCHASES`.`TRANSACTION_ID`) as `m0` from
`D_CONTENT` as `D_CONTENT`, `F_CONTENT_PURCHASES` as
`F_CONTENT_PURCHASES` where `F_CONTENT_PURCHASES`.`CONTENT_TK` =
`D_CONTENT`.`CONTENT_TK` and `D_CONTENT`.`ARTIST_NAME` = 'Theme' and
`D_CONTENT`.`CONTENT_ID` in ('318', '324', '325', '326', '336',
'350', '354', '356', '373', '374', '381', '393', '395', '397', '403',
'406', '410', '414', '424', '427', '434', '436', '442', '454', '455',
'456', '462', '466', '475', '476', '480', '482', '487', '495', '503',
'510', '532', '540', '541', '3013', '3014', '3015', '3025', '3026',
'3027', '3028', '3029', '3030', '3031', '3032', '3033', '3034',
'3035', '3036', '3037', '3038', '3039', '3040', '3041', '3042',
'3043', '3044', '3045', '3046', '3047', '3048', '3049', '3050',
'3051', '3052', '3054', '3055', '3056', '3057', '3058', '3059',
'3060', '3061', '3062', '3063', '3064', '3065', '3066', '3067',
'3068', '3070', '3071', '3073', '3074', '3075', '3076', '3077',
'3078', '3079', '3080', '3081', '3082', '3083', '3084', '3085',
'3086', '3087', '3088', '3089', '3090', '3092', '3096', '3116',
'3139', '3140', '3141', '3142', '3144', '3145', '3147', '3148',
'3156', '3157', '3176', '3427', '3445', '3538', '3664', '5780',
'5781', '5782', '5819', '5820', '5822', '5823') group by
`D_CONTENT`.`ARTIST_NAME`, `D_CONTENT`.`CONTENT_ID`]
 The content id for the missing records obviously isn't included in
the Where.. IN().
 What procedural error have I missed?
 Cheers
 Tom
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