Wt is the Diff between Business Key & member caption?
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_businessKey
Represents the key for the level. The level can be defined as unique if the business key of the level is sufficient to identify each set of data for a level.
The _businessKey role can be assigned to only one attribute in a level.
The Root Business Key property shows the value of the business key for the root member. The root member is an artificial level created for dimensionally modeled relational models. To enable drill-through on conforming dimensions, you must set the Root Business Key property.
_memberCaption
Presents the caption for a member that will be shown in the IBM Cognos studios.
The _memberCaption role is necessary to leverage member functions and to enable dragging and dropping levels in the IBM Cognos studios.
Ensure that the data type is set to string for the item that will be assigned the _memberCaption role.
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