CHILDREN Function :- The CHILDREN Function is used to get the Associated Child Members that belongs to the specified member.
--Example-1:
SELECT [Measures].[Sales Amount] ON
COLUMNS,
[Dim Customer].[Geography Hierarchy].CHILDREN ON ROWS
FROM [MSBI]
--Example-2:
SELECT [Measures].[Sales Amount]
ON COLUMNS,
[Dim Customer].[Geography
Hierarchy].[English Country Region Name].&[Australia].CHILDREN
ON ROWS
FROM [MSBI]
--Example-3:
SELECT [Measures].[Sales Amount]
ON COLUMNS,
[Order Date].[Date
Hierarchy].[Year].&[CY 2008].CHILDREN
ON ROWS
FROM [MSBI]
--Example-4:
SELECT [Measures].[Sales Amount]
ON COLUMNS
,[Order Date].[Date
Hierarchy].[Year].&[CY 2008].&[CY 2008 SEM 2].&[CY 2008 Q4].CHILDREN
ON ROWS
FROM [MSBI]
PARENT Function :- The PARENT Function is used to get the Associate Parent Members of the specified member.
--Example-1:
SELECT [Measures].[Sales Amount] ON
COLUMNS,
[Dim Customer].[Geography Hierarchy].PARENT ON ROWS
FROM [MSBI]
--Example-2:
SELECT [Measures].[Sales Amount]
ON COLUMNS,
[Dim Customer].[Geography
Hierarchy].[English Country Region Name].&[Australia].PARENT
ON ROWS
FROM [MSBI]
--Example-2A:
SELECT [Measures].[Sales Amount]
ON COLUMNS,
[Dim Customer].[Geography Hierarchy].[English
Country Region Name].&[Australia].&[New South Wales].PARENT
ON ROWS
FROM [MSBI]
--Example-3:
SELECT [Measures].[Sales Amount]
ON COLUMNS,
[Order Date].[Date
Hierarchy].[Year].&[CY 2007].PARENT
ON ROWS
FROM [MSBI]
--Example-3A:
SELECT [Measures].[Sales Amount]
ON COLUMNS,
[Order Date].[Date
Hierarchy].[Year].&[CY 2007].&[CY 2007 SEM 2].PARENT
ON ROWS
FROM [MSBI]
--Example-4:
SELECT [Measures].[Sales Amount] ON
COLUMNS,
[Order Date].[Date Hierarchy].[Year].&[CY
2007].&[CY 2007 SEM 2].&[CY 2007 Q4].PARENT
ON ROWS
FROM [MSBI]
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