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Oracle9i OLAP User's Guide
Release 2 (9.2)

Part Number A95295-01
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CWM2_OLAP_TABLE_MAP, 5 of 18


MAP_DIMTBL_HIERLEVELATTR Procedure

This procedure maps a level attribute to a column in a dimension table.

The attribute being mapped is associated with a level in the context of a hierarchy.

Syntax

MAP_DIMTBL_HIERLEVELATTR (
          dimension_owner            IN   VARCHAR2,
          dimension_name             IN   VARCHAR2,
          dimension_attribute_name    IN   VARCHAR2,
          hierarchy_name             IN   VARCHAR2,
          level_name                 IN   VARCHAR2,
          level_attribute_name        IN   VARCHAR2,
          table_owner                IN   VARCHAR2,
          table_name                 IN   VARCHAR2,
          attrcol                    IN   VARCHAR2);

Parameters

Table 24-2 MAP_DIMTBL_HIERLEVELATTR Procedure Parameters
Parameter Description

dimension_owner

Owner of the dimension.

dimension_name

Name of the dimension.

dimension_attribute_name

Name of the dimension attribute.

hierarchy_name

Name of the hierarchy.

level_name

Name of the level.

level_attribute_name

Name of the level attribute associated with this level.

table_owner

Owner of the dimension table.

table_name

Name of the dimension table.

attrcol

Column in the dimension table to which this level attribute should be mapped.

Exceptions

Table 24-3 MAP_DIMTBL_HIERLEVELATTR Procedure Exceptions
Exception Description

no_access_privileges

User does not have the necessary privileges. User must be the dimension owner and have the OLAP_DBA role.

dimension_not_found

Dimension does not exist within the OLAP 2 Catalog.

hierarchy_not_found

This hierarchy does not exist for this dimension.

level_not_found

This level does not exist for this dimension.

attribute_not_found

This level attribute does not exist for this level.

table_not_found

Dimension table does not exist or is not accessible to the calling user.

column_not_found

This column not found in this dimension table.


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