Where are extensions applied in Extensible Dimensionality?

Where are extensions applied in Extensible Dimensionality?

• A. On Base-level Members from the inherited Dimension
• B. On all members regardless of dimension
• C. Only on Time dimension
• D. Only on user-defined dimensions

Answer: (A)

Extensible Dimensionality lets you expand a dimension by adding extension members that attach to existing base members. These extensions are specifically applied to the base-level members from the inherited dimension, meaning you extend the core members you inherit rather than every member in the dimension or members from other dimensions. This keeps the original dimension intact while allowing extra members to be defined for those base members. Extensions are not automatically applied to all members, nor are they restricted only to Time or user-defined dimensions; they are tied to the base-level members of the inherited dimension.

Extensible Dimensionality lets you expand a dimension by adding extension members that attach to existing base members. These extensions are specifically applied to the base-level members from the inherited dimension, meaning you extend the core members you inherit rather than every member in the dimension or members from other dimensions. This keeps the original dimension intact while allowing extra members to be defined for those base members. Extensions are not automatically applied to all members, nor are they restricted only to Time or user-defined dimensions; they are tied to the base-level members of the inherited dimension.