LIMIT Command through OLAP_TABLE

Hi,
I have a program within an AW that limits the dimensions to the values I am interested in. While acessing data from the AW through OLAP_TABLE, I call this program in the parameter that allows me one DML command. When the data is returned, I see that while most dimensions are limited as per the program, some are not. Running this program directly from the OLAP Worksheet causes the program to behave properly, with all dimensions being limited as per the program - it is only from OLAP_TABLE that this strange behaviour is observed.
Can anyone help?
Thanks and regards

Hi Caleb,
Thanks for the response. Consider the following syntax:
OLAP_TABLE(
aw_attach IN VARCHAR2,
table_name IN VARCHAR2,
olap_command IN VARCHAR2,
limit_map IN VARCHAR2);
I have called my program in the olap_command parameter. There are no hierarchy specifications in the limit_map, no PREDMLCMD, no POSTDMLCMD, no WHERE clause. From what I understand from the OLAP User's guide, the command in olap_command are executed first - meaning that my program should get executed first, and so all dimensions should be limited as per that program. And yet that is not the way it seems to work - on some dimensions it does, on some it doesn't. But when I call the program directly from the OLAP Worksheet, it works perfectly.
Any ideas?

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