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AR doesn't complete when aggreating measure with sets

Started by Deep750, 17 Feb 2017 04:08:17 AM

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Deep750

Hi,
I have made an active report. The typical calculation is
aggregate([Measure] within set [set1]; [set2])
And the reports has in total around 20 calculations.

[Set1] has one member, which is a year or month. while [Set2] has two members, from a regular dimension.
The issue is that the report wont complete. When I say complete, it really doesn't. I have even let it run over night, and it still doesn't. It doesn't throw any errors, just keeps on running.

But if I change [Set2] to include one member, the report completes within 30 seconds. I have tried every single member, and all runs fine if I include only one.

What I have tried:
Used the same query and added all the calculations to a single list, within an AR. It completes within a couple of seconds.
Used another dimensjon, adding two members. The result is the same - the report doesn't complete.
Does anyone have any suggestions?

source: dynamic cubes
system: I have tested on 10.2.1 FP9 and 10.2.2 FP7

AnalyticsWithJay

Is this behavior reproducible with other dimensions? Or only this one?

Could you capture the native SQL first and check for the differences?

Deep750

Thank you for your answer, Jay.
I have tried changing dimension, with the same result.



The SQL's seems fine, where the only difference is as expected, where the set creates  WHERE-clause with the two set-members, instead of the one.
As the report-running creates more than 40 SQLs, I have checked just one, and compared. The execution time for both is less than 0,5 seconds, and the difference for the compared SQL is 3 rows, 38 vs. 41

Edit: I tried adding the same calculations in a new AR and an ordinary Report studio-report. The result is the same...which makes me starting wonder...