Axis example (VBScript)
Applies to: Access 2013 | Access 2016
This Active Server Page displays OLAP data from an MDX Query string and writes the resulting cellset to an HTML table structure.
<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<%
'************************************************************************
'*** Active Server Page displays OLAP data from default
'*** MDX Query string and writes resulting cell set to HTML table
'*** structure.
'************************************************************************
Response.Buffer=True
Response.Expires=0
%>
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<META NAME="GENERATOR" Content="Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0">
</HEAD>
<BODY bgcolor=Ivory>
<FONT FACE=Verdana>
<%
Dim cat,cst,i,j,strSource,csw,intDC0,intDC1,intPC0,intPC1
'************************************************************************
'*** Set Connection Objects for Multidimensional Catalog and Cellset
'************************************************************************
Set cat = Server.CreateObject("ADOMD.Catalog")
Set cst = Server.CreateObject("ADOMD.CellSet")
'************************************************************************
'*** Use default settings of a known OLAP Server
'*** for Server Name for Connection Set Server Name Session Object
'*** to default value
'************************************************************************
'*** Must set OLAPServerName to OLAP Server that is
'*** present on network
'************************************************************************
OLAPServerName = "Please set to present OLAP Server"
cat.ActiveConnection = "Data Source='" & OLAPServerName & _
"';Initial Catalog='FoodMart';Provider='msolap';"
'************************************************************************
'*** Use default MDX Query string of a known query that works
'*** with default server Set MDXQuery Session Object to default value
'************************************************************************
strSource = strSource & "SELECT "
strSource = strSource & "{[Measures].members} ON COLUMNS,"
strSource = strSource & _
"NON EMPTY [Store].[Store City].members ON ROWS"
strSource = strSource & " FROM Sales"
'************************************************************************
'*** Set Cell Set Source property to strSource to be passed on cell set '*** open method
'************************************************************************
cst.Source = strSource
'************************************************************************
'*** Set Cell Sets Active connection to use the current Catalogs Active
'*** connection
'************************************************************************
Set cst.ActiveConnection = cat.ActiveConnection
'************************************************************************
'*** Using Open method, Open cell set
'************************************************************************
cst.Open
'************************************************************************
'*** Set Dimension Counts minus 1 for Both Axes to intDC0, intDC1
'*** Set Position Counts minus 1 for Both Axes to intPC0, intPC1
'************************************************************************
intDC0 = cst.Axes(0).DimensionCount-1
intDC1 = cst.Axes(1).DimensionCount-1
intPC0 = cst.Axes(0).Positions.Count - 1
intPC1 = cst.Axes(1).Positions.Count - 1
'************************************************************************
'*** Create HTML Table structure to hold MDX Query return Record set
'************************************************************************
Response.Write "<Table width=100% border=1>"
'************************************************************************
'*** Loop to create Column header
'************************************************************************
For h=0 to intDC0
Response.Write "<TR>"
'************************************************************************
'*** Loop to create spaces in front of Column headers
'*** to align with Row header
'************************************************************************
For c=0 to intDC1
Response.Write "<TD></TD>"
Next
'************************************************************************
'*** Iterate through Axes(0) Positions writing member captions to table
'*** header
'************************************************************************
For i = 0 To intPC0
Response.Write "<TH>"
Response.Write "<FONT size=-2>"
Response.Write cst.Axes(0).Positions(i).Members(h).Caption
Response.Write "</FONT>"
Response.Write "</TH>"
Next
Response.Write "</TR>"
Next
'************************************************************************
'*** Use Array values for row header formatting to provide
'*** spaces under beginning row header titles
'************************************************************************
For j = 0 To intPC1
Response.Write "<TR>"
For h=0 to intDC1
Response.Write "<TD><B>"
Response.Write "<FONT size=-2>"
Response.Write cst.Axes(1).Positions(j).Members(h).Caption
Response.Write "</FONT>"
Response.Write "</B></TD>"
Next
For k = 0 To intPC0
Response.Write "<TD align=right bgcolor="
Response.Write csw
Response.Write ">"
Response.Write "<FONT size=-2>"
Response.Write cst(k, j).FormattedValue
Response.Write "</FONT>"
Response.Write "</TD>"
Next
Response.Write "</TR>"
Next
Response.Write "</Table>"
%>
</FONT>
</BODY>
</HTML>
See also
- Access for developers forum
- Access help on support.office.com
- Access help on answers.microsoft.com
- Access forums on UtterAccess
- Access developer and VBA programming help center (FMS)
- Access posts on StackOverflow
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