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Figure 33.13, you might on the one hand conclude that the CellSet object hierarchy is
similar to the multidimensional result defined by the XML/A specification (See the
“XML/A Methods” section in Chapter 32, “XML for Analysis,” for further discussion.) On
the other hand, you might be reminded of the hierarchy of ADOMD objects.

CellSet

OlapInfo

CubeInfo

OlapInfoCubeCollection

OlapInfoCube

AxiIInfo

OlapInfoAxisCollection

OlapInfoAxis

CellInfo

OlapInfoCellCollection

OlapInfoCell

AxisCollection

Axis

Set PositionCollection

CellCollection

HierarchyCollection

Position

Hierarchy MemberCollection

LevelCollection

Member

Level MemberPropertyCollection

LevelPropertyCollection

MemberProperty

LevelProperty

TupleCollection MemberCollection

Tuple Member

Cell

MemberCollection

MemberPropertyCollection

CellPropertyCollection

Member

MemberProperty

MemberPropertyCollection

CellProperty

MemberProperty

FIGURE 33.13

The hierarchy of CellSet objects supported by ADOMD.NET.

One of the new objects in ADOMD.NET is OlapInfo , which enables the application to
receive metadata about a CellSet object. This can be useful for applications that are not