DBSS

DBSS sends a string to a cube of any number of dimensions.

This function cannot send a numeric value to a cube. Use the DBS function to send numeric values.

Syntax

DBSS(string, server:cube, m1, m2,...mn)

Argument	Description	Required/Optional
string	The string being sent.	Required
server:cube	The name of the TM1® server and the cube to which the string is sent.	Required
m1, ...mn	The names of members defining the intersection in the cube to which the string is sent. Arguments m1 through mn are sequence-sensitive. m1 must be a member from the first dimension of the cube, m2 must be a member from the second dimension of the cube, and so on. These arguments can also be the names of aliases for dimension members. Numeric member names must be enclosed in double quotation marks.	Required

Argument

Description

Required/Optional

string

The string being sent.

Required

server:cube

The name of the TM1® server and the cube to which the string is sent.

Required

m1, ...mn

The names of members defining the intersection in the cube to which the string is sent.

Arguments m1 through mn are sequence-sensitive. m1 must be a member from the first dimension of the cube, m2 must be a member from the second dimension of the cube, and so on. These arguments can also be the names of aliases for dimension members.

Numeric member names must be enclosed in double quotation marks.

Required

Example

In this example, the TM1 server name is GO_New_Stores and the cube name is New Store Plan. The function writes the value Department Store to the intersection of Americas, 1 (a member in the ID number dimension), Budget version 1, and Retailer Type.

DBSS("Department Store", "GO_New_Stores:New Store Plan",
"Americas","1","Budget version 1","Retailer Type")