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Home > Forums > Programmers > DBMS Packages > Microsoft SQL Server: Analysis Services (OLAP) Forum

Insert MDX result in SQL Table ?

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Recce (Programmer)
30 Mar 09 3:08
Good day,

I have some simple MDX caode that I use on some of my cubes however, I am trying to run this code and then return the results into a table. I don't seem to get this right. Would anyone perhaps have an example of a simple piece of code that will show me how to do this ?

Thanks

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MDXer (TechnicalUser)
30 Mar 09 9:05
You can use either open query or a SSIS package to do this.  I can't tell you how to do it through open query as I use the SSIS solution myself.
Recce (Programmer)
30 Mar 09 10:42
Hi MDXer,

Yes, I would prefere to use SSIS. Can you suggest a place where I can see an example or two ?

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