IR Essbase Query - Results Exceeds 2^32 cells.

Hi All,
I'm working on IR Essbase Query and a Critical Error occured as follows:
Internal Error: Query output is too large and cannot be executed. Query results exceeds 2^32 cells.
Are there anyways to go around this?
Thanks.

Hi Any one got the solution for this error.
Please let me know.
Thanks
Venu
[email protected]

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