ExecuteMdxScript

Execute an MDX script. Deprecated in favor of TidyExecuteMdxScript.

URL

/icCube/api/console/mdx/ExecuteMdxScript

Parameters

Return (Payload)

JavaNativeError {

    lineNumber    : number;

    startPosition : number;
    endPosition   : number;

    message       : String;

}

JavaNativeErrors {

    sourceCode : string;
    errors     : JavaNativeError[];
}

MdxRangeRegion {

    from       : number;  -- 0-based
    to         : number;  -- 0-based: inclusive
    lineNumber : number;  -- 1-based

}

MdxRange {

    regions : MdxRangeRegion[];

}

MdxError {

    errorCode         : string;
    errorMessage      : string;

    range?            : MdxRange;
    javaNativeErrors? : JavaNativeErrors;

}

MdxDataSetAxisMeta {

    name: string;

    /**
     * A axis is made of tuples of tlen members.
     */
    tlen: number;

    /**
     * The captions of the hierarchies of the members.
     */
    h_caption: string[];

    /**
     * The types of the hierarchies of the members (string, date, null, etc...).
     */
    h_type: string[];

    /**
     * The unique names of the hierarchies of the members.
     */
    h_un: string[];

}

MdxDataSetMeta {

    kind   : string;  -- select|drillthrough

    axes   : MdxDataSetAxisMeta[];
    slicer : MdxDataSetAxisMeta;

}

MdxDataSetAxis {

    name : string;

    /**
     * Number of tuples in this axis.
     */
    len : number;

    /**
     * Number of members per tuple (e.g., an axis made of a crossjoin has more than one member).
     */
    tlen : number;

    /**
     * Captions of the members (each tuple being expanded in the array).
     */
    caption : string[];

    /**
     * Unique names of the members (each tuple being expanded in the array).
     *
     * Drillthrough: none.
     */
    un? : string[];

    /**
     * Keys of the members (each tuple being expanded in the array).
     *
     * Drillthrough: none.
     */
    key? : string[];

}

MdxDataSetCells {

    -- Each field corresponds to a cell property (e.g., VALUE) as a one-dimensional array.
    -- Within this array, cells are ordered according to their ordinal (0-based).

}

MdxDataSetQuery {

    -- Several properties about the query (e.g., schemaName, filter info, drillthrough info, ...)

}

MdxDataSetTable {

    ic3    : string; -- 1

    meta   : MdxDataSetMeta;

    axes   : MdxDataSetAxis[];
    slicer : MdxDataSetAxis;    -- null for drillthrough

    cells  : MdxDataSetCells;

    query  : MdxDataSetQuery;
}

MdxDataSet {

    version : string;  -- 0.6
    status  : string;  -- ok

    table   : MdxDataSetTable;

}

MdxResult {

    error?   : MdxError;
    dataSet? : MdxDataSet;

}

ScriptResult {

    error?   : MdxError;
    results? : MdxResult[];

}

Description

Deprecated in favor of TidyExecuteMdxScript. Note that this request will be removed in a future version of icCube. Until that, if you still need it, you can define as true the icCubeProperties rest.api.ExecuteMdxScript.deprecated (icCube.xml).

This request execute a MDX script against a loaded schema.

The optional timeoutS parameter allows to setup a timeout (in second) for each script to execute. This value overrides the value possibly defined in the MDX execution profile of the user.

The optional cellCountMax parameter allows to setup the maximum number of cell to return for each script to execute. This value overrides the value possibly defined in the MDX execution profile of the user.

Note that the execution of the script is ignoring the MDX result cache.

The script can contain one or more statements. A statement can be one of the following:

- a MDX select statement
- a MDX drillthrough statement
- a create/drop/command statement

So on top of regular MDX statements (i.e., select from ...) a script can contain any statement (e.g., create/drop member ...) and ic3 commands (www).

On completion, the response contains either an error (e.g., more likely because the script could not be compiled/executed) or a list of results (one result for each statement of the script). Each result might be in turn either an error (e.g., a MDX select could not performed because of an unknown member) or a dataset.

Note that create/drop/command results are for the time being blank (i.e., an empty JSON object).

Please refer to Return (Payload) section above for a detailed description of the response. This description use a Typescript like notation.

See Also

TidyExecuteMdxScript