Have you tried calling OLAPSet.hierarchize()? It returns a new OLAPSet in which the members are sorted.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Cosma" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I'm trying to sort the results of my OLAPQuery, anyone has tried to do > that? I can't find any info in the documentation. > > I verified that the order of the elements is based on the OLAPSet > contents for that axis. That is, if you manually build the OLAPSet > that you assign to the query axis, you will control the order. > > However, it is common to build the OLAPSet querying the cube about its > dimensions and hierarchies. The cube will return the elements without > any special order, probably it creates its internal sets adding > elements as these are read. > > Is there an easy way to sort an OLAPSet built this way? I mean, > probably it is possible to get the tuples array from the OLAPSet, wrap > it into an arraycollection, sort it providing a custom compare > function and then build a new OLAPSet with the new tuples array, but > this is a little tricky - there should be an easier way.. any ideas? > > Thank you > Cosma >
