I have the requiremrnt that when a User loggs in He would be able to see only his and his Ancestores Details(means he ll be able to see the users deatils those are reporting him)
The MDX Query i wrote in Roles--> Dimension Data-->Advanced-->Allowed Memberset is.
FILTER( [DIMUSERS].[DIMUSERS].Members,
'POLARIS\'+ [DIMUSERS].[DIMUSERS].Currentmember.Name=username)
When After execuing the above MDX Its doing hardcode as the login of the Current User
which is not affecting for other Users.
So that Who ever user login to the system everybody getting all the User deatils
This is Urgent plz help me in this regards
Thank U
Check that your users are not setup in the Administrators group, or are not part of a windows group that is in the admin role. This is definitely true for the server admins and possibly also for database admins, but I have not double checked that.|||Thanks Daren
what you gav solution I did the same still its comming the same
|||I'm not entirely sure I understand your issue. Are you possibly saying that the members are restricted at the lower level, but the parent levels still have the total for all members? If this is your problem, go into the advanced tab and turn on the "Visual Totals" option. This will make the value for all the parent members only show a total which is the sum of the values to which the user has access.
If this is not your issue maybe an example of what you are seeing and what you would like to see would help.
|||I want the cube data to be filtered on the basis of the current domain user. Is there any way to get that filter implemented on analysis cube or through MDX query as said above.....please its urgent...
|||You can either do what the first poster was doing and setup a "users" dimension and setup the allowed set in your role to filter using the username function. or you can setup a series of different roles with different allowed sets and allocate users to the different roles - it really depends on your specific security needs as to which is the better approach.
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