TM1 Forum

As promised, the MDX Primer is attached.

Please note that everything in it worked in the version(s) quoted and in the model described. YMMV. If something doesn't work now, report it to Applix.

Regards,
Philip Bichard

Thank you very much, Richard,

very interesting

Regards,

Renaud.

Great job

Thanks

This document should be "wikiized" ( yes it's a word, 41 hits on google )
so the contents are visible on search engines and we can edit/amend it as I did on bihints.com

Ultimately the full TM1 documentation should be turned into a wiki.
I talked to some Applix managers about that but they didn't really appreciate the idea claiming docs must be accurate,
although I strongly believe crowdsourcing docs through wiki would deeply enrich these.

THIS IS .............. wait for it

AWESOME!!!!!

Indeed. Excellent work.

Great work as usual Philip.

Will try MDX again and hope it does not crash the server this time

Ken

Just came across this post. This is great. Thank You.

I discovered the primer one year ago, and set that use I it eagerly. Thank you Philip

First of all

Ultimately the full TM1 documentation should be turned into a wiki.
I talked to some Applix managers about that but they didn't really appreciate the idea claiming docs must be accurate,

ROFL, I would say wiki docs are likely to be more accurate....
and I sitckyed this, which I'm pretty sure isn't a word no matter what google says!

err I couldn't sitcky the doc as the forum is bugged.... Who's in charge round here??
Cheers,

I edited the original post by Philip and made it a sticky. That seemed to do the job.

Martin

Eric wrote:THIS IS .............. wait for it

No wonder your post count is so high!!! Great post by the way.

Who

me?

Chris Web has some good MDX stuff on his blog, he could also be a decent reference.

http://cwebbbi.spaces.live.com/?_c11_Bl ... =cat%3dMDX

Shame Spaces is a blocked site from here. Or not, as the case may be

A co-worker of mine came across an updated version of your document. Would you be willing to put it on the forum?

Glad everyone finds it useful after all these years. The latest version lives permanently on my website at www.pxbconsulting.com. It's easier to maintain that way, not that it's changed too much in recent times. I do get emails from readers from time to time so I know people are finding the 'real' version. I'm afraid I don't really use this forum myself. As you may know the version on bihints.com is an early draft - it was too much work to maintain, hence the current simple way of publishing it.

All the best,
Philip Bichard