MaxL Statements (Aggregate Storage)

Some MaxL statements are available specifically for Essbase applications and cubes that are in aggregate storage mode.

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Some MaxL grammar is applicable only to aggregate storage mode, and some standard grammar is not applicable to aggregate storage mode. The following statements support aggregate storage application and database operations.

• alter application

• alter database

• alter filter

• alter object

• alter partition

• alter system

• alter tablespace

• alter trigger

• create application

• create database

• create filter

• create outline

• create partition

• create after-update trigger

• display application

• display calculation

• display database

• display filter

• display filter row

• display lock

• display object

• display partition

• display privilege

• display session

• display system

• display tablespace

• display trigger

• display variable

• drop application

• drop calculation

• drop database

• drop filter

• drop lock

• drop object

• drop partition

• drop trigger

• execute aggregate process

• execute aggregate build

• execute aggregate selection

• execute allocation

• export data

• export query_tracking

• grant

• import data

• import dimensions

• import query_tracking

• login

• logout (see MaxL Shell Commands)

• query application

• query database

• refresh outline

• refresh replicated partition

The MaxL grammar is case-insensitive. Semicolon statement-terminators are required when using the MaxL Shell. Key words of the MaxL grammar are represented in this document in lower-case. Terminals, represented in upper-case, are to be replaced by the appropriate names, numbers, privileges, or strings. For more information about components of MaxL statements, see MaxL Definitions.

Note:

Login is part of the separate command shell grammar, not the MaxL language itself.