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Danny, thank you for this fantastic series!
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Glad to hear that!
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Hi, Lin!
You are creating this calculated dimensions as shared members. In this case, they are stored in some ^DeepSee.* global.
One of the options to avoid calculated dimensions' storage in the global and further deployment difficulties you can use calculated members with Shared Storage option turned off.

You can alter this option if you create calculated dimension in a named and saved pivot.
In this case, the calculated measure definition will be placed directly in the MDX query of this pivot thus you don't need to deploy it, cause it will live with the pivot.
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Hi, Ron!
Just checked it - all works fine. What is the error you are having?
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Thanks, Eduard!
This is very helpful.
May I ask, what are the caveats using basic authentication instead of CLP (Caché Login Page)?
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This is really nice!
And short, so very is suitable for macro.
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Sergey, thank you for the thorough answer!
Then, in your client app settings
Do you mean web-app settings like in the following screenshot?

But why not using basic authentication? Can I consider using it?
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Hi, Dan!
Sure, it is the option, thank you! And I can mention your series of posts with the step-by-step implementation of it.
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Hi, Danny!
iFind search on documentation is implemented. Try it out ;)
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Hi, Constantin!
When I search documentation with your online tool what is the version of documentation it works with?
Would you please add the version of the product in the results or somewhere?
Thanks in advance!
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Hi, [@Rubens Silva]!
You mean we shouldn't be shrinking replies?
But how about indent in the discussion tree? I think indent helps to follow the discussion. Thoughts?
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Yep, we will post remastered version soon )
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Sure, Jeff! Hope you can make the next one. Prepare your questions! )
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Got it now.
Steve, you can introduce your own data hierarchy build with expressions on this property which will have levels:
Year, Month, Day, hour (or minute).
And thus with LASTCHILD on Day level you can get the last member of the day.
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Hi, Thomas!
It's a great idea! Do you want to provide a description for the group?
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Hi, Alessandro!
But why it is not the case of what we already have solved?
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Here are the slides on DeepSee Web session
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Steve, but it does for me exactly what you are describing.
WITH MEMBER [DateOfSale].[LastDayOfMonthRevenue] AS 'AGGREGATE([DateOfSale].[Actual].[MonthSold].CurrentMember.LASTCHILD,MEASURES.[Amount Sold ])'
This will show last child member which has value in the next level of hierarchy. And with AGGREGATE you can alter the Measure you want to show up.
Hope [@Alessandro Marin] can provide more info.
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Here is the related video.
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Hi, Steve!
Hope this thread might be helpful.
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And also you can earn 300 points in Global Masters for the survey completion.
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Thanks, Robert! That was fast.
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One week left for the meetup! Come to discuss Sharding - the new feature which comes with InterSystems IRIS, High Availability and Atelier with InterSystems Developers and Product Managers. See you in Cambridge!
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