Julian Hyde

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  • Add a method to list available roles

    Add a method to list the roles avaialble for the current user. Something like List OlapConnection.getAvailableRoleNames() Due to it being on Connection, this method would be available only after a successful connection has been made. So the client would have to connect first, find the available roles, then set a role. (Or roles -- some providers, such as mondrian, support multiple...

    2010-01-06 22:42:08 UTC in olap4j

  • Comment: Olap4j Scenario Test doesn't do anything

    Mondrian's ScenarioTest is reasonably comprehensive. Not a high priority to fix olap4j's test, since the Mondrian test covers it. (There are a few TODO:s at the end of Mondrian's ScenarioTest. Contributions welcome. Hint hint.)

    2009-12-23 11:22:26 UTC in olap4j

  • olap4j

    jhyde committed revision 295 to the olap4j SVN repository, changing 1 files.

    2009-12-18 22:28:32 UTC in olap4j

  • olap4j

    jhyde committed revision 294 to the olap4j SVN repository, changing 1 files.

    2009-12-18 20:02:26 UTC in olap4j

  • Comment: QueryDimension should support arbitrary sort literals

    I have a minor quibble with the javadoc. You describe being able to sort by 'arbitrary string literals', whereas I would say sorting by 'MDX expressions, passed in as strings'. Sorting by a literal e.g. Order([Product].Members, "Foo") would be useless, since the literal evaluates to the same thing for all members, and therefore would not change the sort. The javadoc should also include an...

    2009-12-18 19:09:34 UTC in olap4j

  • Followup: RE: Sorting "Month" name is Date...

    If you are using Mondrian, set the ordinal property of the month level to the ordinal of the month in the year (Jan=1, etc.), and the natural order of the members of the month will be the correct one.

    2009-12-18 02:29:42 UTC in olap4j

  • olap4j

    jhyde committed revision 293 to the olap4j SVN repository, changing 5 files.

    2009-11-28 22:10:49 UTC in olap4j

  • Followup: RE: Percentile calculation

    Mondrian's Percentile function is consistent with standard MDX behavior. If you don't want interpolation, use Percentile to find the interpolated value (e.g. 95) then use Filter and Tail to find the last value that is less than or equal to that interpolated value (90). You might find the Rank function useful also. Julian.

    2009-11-28 19:04:41 UTC in JPivot - a JSP based OLAP client

  • Followup: RE: Working with hidden hierarchies

    PS Dave, Please log a tracker for this feature. Discussion threads easily get lost/forgotten.

    2009-11-28 00:31:29 UTC in olap4j

  • Followup: RE: Working with hidden hierarchies

    Sounds like we need to add the following method to the olap4j API: boolean Hierarchy.isVisible() Also, add a 'Boolean visible' parameter to the method ResultSet getHierarchies(String catalog, String schemaPattern, String cubeNamePattern, String dimensionNamePattern, String...

    2009-11-28 00:30:05 UTC in olap4j

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