2.04-04 Nested Views
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Hi,
An example here would be appreciated regarding whether we have to keep the larger dimension above or below the smaller dimension.Thanks
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The above is talking about the row/column axis, not so much the page axis. Think of it this way, if I have 2 dimensions, one being 1,000 (List A) and the other being 100 members (List B).
If List B is on the outside (on the row axis), the engine will have to read all 1000 members for every List B member….Conversely, if you have List A on the outside, it is only reading the 100 members for every every List A member, thus less overhead.
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Thanks for the explanation @rob_marshall. It is helpful.
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