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○ MEMBERS_AND_ASCENDANTS
○ MEMBERS_AND_DESCENDANTS
○ ASCENDANTS_AND_DESCENDANTS
○ ONLY_ASCENDANTS
○ ONLY_DESCENDANTS
SELECT
{ [Measures].[SALES] }
ON COLUMNS,
NON EMPTY
{ Hierarchize( MembersAscendantsDescendants([JUICE_TIME].[TimeHier].
[QUARTER].[3]:[JUICE_TIME].[TimeHier].[QUARTER].[4],
MEMBERS_AND_ASCENDANTS_AND_DESCENDANTS )) }
ON ROWS
FROM [JUICE]
SELECT
{ [Measures].[SALES] }
ON COLUMNS,
NON EMPTY
{ Hierarchize( MembersAscendantsDescendants([JUICE_TIME].[TimeHier].
[QUARTER].[3]:[JUICE_TIME].[TimeHier].[QUARTER].[4],
ONLY_ASCENDANTS )) }
ON ROWS
FROM [JUICE]
Variables
An MDX SELECT statement in SAP HANA enables you to send values for variables defined within modeling views.
Analytic and calculation views can contain variables, that can be bound to specific attributes. When calling the
view, you can send values for those variables. These variables can be used, for example, to filter the results.
SAP HANA supports an extension to MDX whereby you can pass values for variables defined in views by adding a
SAP Variables clause in your select statement. Here is the syntax for a Select statement:
: [WITH ]
SELECT [[,...]]
FROM
[WHERE
SAP VARIABLES: [[,] …]]
: []
: INCLUDING | EXCLUDING
: = | > | >= | < |