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Avoid visible attribute hierarchies for attributes used as levels in user-defined hierarchies
Avoid visible attribute hierarchies for attributes used as levels in user-defined hierarchies | Avoid visible attribute hierarchies for attributes used as levels in user-defined hierarchies |
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Avoid visible attribute hierarchies for attributes used as levels in user-defined hierarchies. Importance - Low. Source - SSAS 2008 (Katmai) June CTP Dimension design warning rules.
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