When building a dimension, you can associate a zero-level attribute member of type ESB_ATTRMBRDT_DOUBLE with a range of data in a relational source.
Bucketing type determines the upper or lower limit of the data range.
See BucketingType.
ESB_ATTRIBUTE_DIMENSION is an attribute dimension.
ESB_ATTRIBUTE_MEMBER is a member of an attribute dimension.
See ESB_ATTRIBUTEQUERY_T.
Also see EsbCheckAttributes().
ESB_ATTRIBUTED_MEMBER is a member (of a base dimension) which has an attribute member associated with it.
See ESB_ATTRIBUTEQUERY_T.
Also see EsbCheckAttributes().
ESB_BASE_DIMENSION is a standard dimension that has an attribute dimension associated with it.
ESB_BASE_MEMBER is a member of a base dimension.
See ESB_ATTRIBUTEQUERY_T.
Also see EsbCheckAttributes().
ESB_STANDARD_DIMENSION is any dimension that is not an attribute dimension.
ESB_STANDARD_MEMBER is a member of a standard dimension.
See ESB_ATTRIBUTEQUERY_T.
Also see EsbCheckAttributes().
A zero-level attribute member that is not of type ESB_ATTRMBRDT_STRING is uniquely identified by a long name.
A zero-level attribute member of type ESB_ATTRMBRDT_STRING must itself be unique.
See the following structures:
Also see the following functions:
And, see Notes on Adding an Attribute Member.
A zero-level attribute member that is not of type ESB_ATTRMBRDT_STRING is called a short name.
It is provided to a function as a parameter of type ESB_STR_T.