How Can I Retrieve The Limited Records Using Row_Number Function In Mdx Query

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Hi,

I written MDX query for getting row Number. I got the row_number but i want to retrieve the data between 10 to 15 Records using row_ number column. can u guide me or send snippets

VB

WITH
 MEMBER [Measures].[Row number] AS
   iif( IsError(Axis(0).Count), null,
     Rank (
     StrToTuple ("(" +
      Generate (
       Head ( Axis(1),
        Axis(1).Item(0).Count
       ) AS RN,
       "Axis(1).Item(0).Item(" +
       CStr(RN.CurrentOrdinal - 1) +
       ").Hierarchy.CurrentMember",
       ","
      ) + ")"
     )
     , Axis(1)
    )
   )
SELECT
 {
  [Measures].[Row number],
  [Measures].[# categorytype]
 } ON COLUMNS,
    {
       [category].[category].[category]
    } ON 1
FROM
    [product]

Posted 24-Sep-14 0:44am

kingsa

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Herman<T>.Instance 25-Sep-14 11:09am

how come I do not see any usage of the row_number() function in SQL Server of your example?

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2014-10-29T09:24:00

MDX queries differs from SQL queries in many aspects...

MSDN wrote:
Important

Unlike the WHERE clause in SQL, the WHERE clause of an MDX SELECT statement never directly filters what is returned on the Rows axis of a query. To filter what appears on the Rows or Columns axis of a query, you can use a variety of MDX functions, for example FILTER, NONEMPTY and TOPCOUNT.

Source:
The Basic MDX Query (MDX)[^] and Specifying the Contents of a Slicer Axis (MDX)[^]

Few interesting information you'll find here: SSAS MDX WHERE clause syntax - filtering multiple values from the same hierarchy[^]

I'm not familiar with MDX queries, but try this WHERE statement:

SQL

WHERE ({[Measures].[Row number].[10], [Measures].[Row number].[11], ..., [Measures].[Row number].[15]})