Infinitive recursion for my AS2000 calculated member


hi,

can please me on this. following error when browse virtual as2000 cube:

<infinite recursion detected during execution of calculated member sum({descendants....>

i have implemented 'dummy' utility dimension 1 calculated member: (i have used parentchild dimension because that's way know how formula source view):

--

view [dbo].[vdimutilitycalculation] as

select
 'calculationid' = 1,
 'parentid' = 1,
 'calculationname' = 'currency',
 'formula' = 'sum({descendants([period].[quarter].currentmember, [month])},iif([currency].currentmember.properties("fixed") = "1", [amount fixr], [amount flor]) * validmeasure([rate]))',
 'memberoption' = 'solve_order=''-1'''
--

any idea?

thanks, christer

and don't work aggregate function (excel , filter multiselect) , main use utility dimension solev_order = -1...

it should work. suggest start troubleshooting creating calculated member in utility dimension solve_order=-1 , sending mdx query aggregate on period dimension. isn't easy through newsgroup, if take slow, step step, should able see work.



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