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Now, it is not a good practice to destroy a view/subset and neither create it on demand. I would be careful with this statement, because many developers, do, in fact, consider it a good practice. Performance is only one of many considerations, and there are many others, like usability and tidiness,...

Hi, As the others mentioned, you have to create a view you want to zero out. That view is based on subsets that you defined before. Now, it is not a good practice to destroy a view/subset and neither create it on demand. This will lock the elements that are associated with that view (cube, dimension...