HYBRIDANALYSISON

Enables Essbase to interpret Report Writer commands in the context of a Hybrid Analysis relational source.

Syntax

<HYBRIDANALYSISON

Notes

If a database contains a Hybrid Analysis relational source, specifying the <HYBRIDANALYSISON command before Report Writer commands causes Essbase to determine if the Report Writer commands need to be extended to include one or more Hybrid Analysis members.
You can use the <HYBRIDANALYSISON command multiple times in a report, and you can place the command around members or expansions that do not include Hybrid Analysis members without affecting the report results. <HYBRIDANALYSISON applies to all subsequent member selections until its effect is cancelled by the <HYBRIDANALYSISOFF command.
Disabling Hybrid Analysis in Administration Services takes precedence over the <HYBRIDANALYSISON setting for any dimensions that are disabled and thus cancels any <HYBRIDANALYSISON command issued in Report Writer.
Reports that include Hybrid Analysis members are always symmetric. Specifying the <ASYM command in a report script results in an error.
ALLINSAMEDIM is not supported with HYBRIDANALYSISON.

Example

Assume that some members of the Product dimension are present in a Hybrid Analysis relational source and that no members of Scenario and Market are present in the Hybrid Analysis relational source. When the following report script is run, Hybrid Analysis members in the Product dimension are returned.

<DESC "Scenario"
<HYBRIDANALYSISON
<DESC "Product"
<DESC "Market"

Assume that 100-10-1 is present in the Hybrid Analysis relational source. The following report script produces an error because 100-10-1 does not exist in the Essbase outline. If <HYBRIDANALYSISON were specified, 100-10-1 would be recognized in the report.

<DESC "Scenario"
<DESC "100-10-1"
<DESC "Market"