When specifying hierarchies,
you must define at least one hierarchy for each dimension. The maximum
number of hierarchies that can be defined in a cube is determined
by combining the number of multiple hierarchies with the number of
dimensions. The maximum value of that sum is 128. Mathematically,
the sum is expressed as follows:
MaxHeirs = NumMultHiers
+ NumDimensions = 128
Specifically, each DIMENSION
statement must identify at least one unique HIERARCHY statement. The
maximum number of hierarchies that can be defined in a dimension is
determined only by the maximum number of hierarchies that can be defined
in a cube. All hierarchies other than the first hierarchy in each
dimension apply to the total. Levels in the same dimension can be
shared between hierarchies.