Defines custom error messages.

Set of data. Is empty if nothing has been defined in qInitialDataFetch in HyperCubeDef.

Sort order of the columns in the hypercube. Column numbers are separated by a comma. Example: [1,0,2] means that the first column to be sorted was the column 1, followed by the column 0 and the column 2.

This parameter is optional and is displayed in case of error.

Aggregate for measures of all values in the field. The result value depends on the qAggrFunc defined in HyperCubeDef.

Is used for pivot tables only. If set to true, the formatting of the results is slightly different. This property is optional.

Is used for pivot tables only. Position of the last expended cell. This property is optional.

Information about the mode of the visualization.

Number of left dimensions Default value is -1. The index related to each left dimension depends on the position of the pseudo dimension (if any). For example, a pivot table with: 4 dimensions in the following order: Country, City, Product and Category one pseudo dimension in position 1 3 left dimensions. implies that: The index 0 corresponds to the left dimension Country The index 1 corresponds to the pseudo dimension The index 2 corresponds to the left dimension City Product and Category are top dimensions. Another example: 4 dimensions in the following order: Country, City, Product and Category one pseudo dimension in position -1 3 left dimensions. implies that: The index -1 corresponds to the pseudo dimension; the pseudo dimension is the most to the right The index 0 corresponds to the left dimension Country The index 1 corresponds to the left dimension City The index 2 corresponds to the left dimension Product Category is a top dimension.

Set of data for pivot tables. Is empty if nothing has been defined in qInitialDataFetch in HyperCubeDef.

Defines the size of the hypercube.

Set of data for stacked tables. Is empty if nothing has been defined in qInitialDataFetch in HyperCubeDef.

Name of the alternate state. Default is current selections $.