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SELECT FROM <model>.DIMENSION_CONTENT (DMX)

SQL Server 2012

SQL Server 2005

A mining model can be used as a dimension in an OLAP cube, where each node in the model is represented as a member of the dimension. The SELECT FROM <model>.Dimension_CONTENT statement returns the content of the model that pertains to its usage as a dimension.

Syntax


SELECT [FLATTENED] [TOP <n>] <expression list> FROM <model>.Dimension_CONTENT 
[WHERE <condition expression>]
[ORDER BY <expression> [DESC|ASC]]

Arguments

n: Optional. An integer that specifies how many rows to return.
expression list: A comma-separated list of related column identifiers derived from the content schema rowset.
model: A model identifier.
condition expression: Optional. A condition to restrict the values that are returned from the column list.
expression: Optional. An expression that returns a scalar value.

Remarks

Algorithm providers define which content is returned, and how to organize it. For example, the provider might limit the number of nodes that are described in the dimension content.

The following table lists the columns that can be queried for the dimension content, and the function that each column performs as a data mining dimension.

CONTENT rowset column	Function in data mining dimension
ATTRIBUTE_NAME	Member property.
NODE_NAME	Member property.
NODE_UNIQUE_NAME	Key attribute.
NODE_TYPE	Member property.
NODE_CAPTION	CaptionColumn for Key attribute.
CHILDREN_CARDINALITY	Member property.
PARENT_UNIQUE_NAME	RelatedAttribute for Key attribute (ParentAttribute in parent-child hierarchy).
NODE_DESCRIPTION	Member property.
NODE_RULE	Member property.
MARGINAL_RULE	Member property.
NODE_PROBABILITY	Member property.
MARGINAL_PROBABILITY	Member property.
NODE_SUPPORT	Member property.

Examples

Description

The example selects all columns from the [TM Decision Tree] model content that pertain to using the model as a dimension.

Code

SELECT * 
FROM [TM Decision Tree].Dimension_Content

Reference

SELECT (DMX)

Data Mining Extensions (DMX) Data Definition Statements

Data Mining Extensions (DMX) Data Manipulation Statements

Data Mining Extensions (DMX) Statement Reference

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