Tuesday, March 15, 2011
ARGHHH!!!
Everyone has heard of the maxim, "Every bug fix is an opportunity to create a new bug." Unfortunately, this is even more true in MDX queries. It turns out that what I perceived as a bug previously wasn't one and my efforts to "fix" that bug made things worse in the long run. Details to follow...
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