How to use parameters of "AdminTask_MakeDim.dts" in BPC ?

Hi everybody,
we try to generate or modify dimensions from the back-end and need to validate them. We are quite in the beginning of this task. Therefore we tried to use the supplied package "AdminTask_MakeDim.dts". In the user dialog that comes up, the system asks for "Input Dimension name" and "Input Source Table name". Regardless of what I type into these fields, the jobs finish without errors, but seems to do nothing.
Can somebody tell me what these user input parameters are for and how the system uses them ? Do I need to fully qualify the Input Source Table name ? The DM help is not very clear on this.
Thanks in advance.
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Input Dimesnion please specify the dimesnion name
while for input source table
First update the custom table and use custom table to update mbr table. then use mbr table as input source table
Also u need to update the excel sheet
Edited by: Aalok Kumar on Jun 11, 2009 8:02 AM

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