You use the MDX Editor tab to set options and default behavior for MDX Script Editor.
The “Enable auto-completion” option (within the Editor area) is selected by default. When the option is selected, MDX Script Editor prompts you with relevant keywords as you type MDX statements.
To specify what information (in addition to results) is displayed in the Results pane, from the “Results panel” group, you select one or more options. All options are selected by default.
Echo statements—MDX statements are displayed.
Show information messages
Show warning messages
Also, in the “Results panel” group, by default, the “Keep results in one tab” option is selected. In this case, all results for all statements are displayed on one tab. If the option is cleared, results are displayed on multiple tabs, one per statement.
To determine what happens when an error occurs during script execution, from the “Errors during execution” group, you select an option. In all cases, the error is written to the Results pane:
Stop execution
Prompt to continue—You decide whether to continue or stop the execution. By default, this option is selected.
Ignore and continue
To determine what happens when an undefined variable is encountered during script execution, from the “Undefined variables” group, you select an option. In all cases, the variable error is written to the Results pane.
Stop execution
Prompt to continue—You decide whether to continue or stop the execution. By default, this option is selected.
Ignore and continue