. These objects
have a two-part identifier:All objects in a project must have a unique identifier. The reference can consist of one or more parts, depending upon the type of object. The parts include
an object name
a location in the project hierarchy, as expressed in the default language of the project.
Note: If you want two dimensions or query subjects to have the same name in a project, they must be in different namespaces.
Some objects in a project have a one-part identifier. The one-part identifier must be unique across the entire project, even if the namespace contains other namespaces. These objects have a one-part identifier:
namespaces
functions
shortcuts to namespaces
shortcuts to folders
Some objects in a project have a two-part identifier consisting
of the name of the containing namespace and the name of the object.
The object name must be unique in the containing namespace . These objects
have a two-part identifier:
regular dimensions
measure dimensions
query subjects
shortcuts to query subjects
For example, a go_sales namespace contains a query subject named Product. The Product query subject has the following name, where the square brackets and periods are the syntax that Framework Manager uses for object identifiers:
[go_sales].[Product]
Some objects in a project have a three-part identifier based on the identifier of the containing query subject. Each name must be unique in the containing query subject. These objects have a three-part identifier:
hierarchies
measures
query items
For example, a go_sales namespace contains a query subject named Product, and a query item named Product Code. The Product Code query item has the following name, where the square brackets and periods are the syntax Framework Manager uses for object identifiers:
[go_sales].[Product].[Product Code]
Levels in a project have a four-part identifier consisting of the namespace name, the dimension name, the hierarchy name, and the level name.
For example, a go_data_warehouse namespace contains a dimension named Account. A hierarchy in Account is Balance sheet, which contains a level named Account. The Account level has the following name, where the square brackets and periods are the syntax Framework Manager uses for object identifiers:
[go_data_warehouse].[Account dimension].[Balance sheet].[Account]
Some objects in a project have a five-part identifier consisting
of the namespace name, the dimension name, the hierarchy name, the
level name, and the query item name. Five-part identifiers are also
used for captions and business keys in member unique names .
For example, a go_data_warehouse namespace contains a dimension named Account. A hierarchy in Account is Balance sheet, which contains a level named Account. The Account level contains a query item named Account name. The Account name query item has the following name, where the square brackets and periods are the syntax Framework Manager uses for object identifiers:
[go_data_warehouse].[Account dimension].[Balance sheet].[Account].[Account name]
