"Zoom out" on shared member defaults to different hierarchy??

Hi Guys,
I've created a shared member Cost Centre hierarchy in my outline. When I "zoom in" to the shared member hierarchy to level 0, then try zoom back out, level 1 is no longer the shared members level 1 as I've defined in my new shared member hierarchy.
Instead, level 1 (from zooming out of the level 0 shared member) defaults to the rollup associated with the member that the shared member points to?? Is there a way to make the zoom out of a shared member from level 0, zoom to the level 1 in the shared members hierarchy and not the associated member that the shared member point to?
I really hope that makes sense to you guru's :-)
Thanks
Dermott.

user1113036 wrote:
That's the way Essbase has worked from time immemorial. Annoying, isn't it?You think it's annoying in the UI? It is really annoying in the API.. A standard way to walk a tree structure is the 'preorder walk algorithm' which essentially walks down the children of the tree, the next sibling(s), then back to the parent, etc until eventually the original root node is encountered signaling that all nodes have been visited. With the behavior of Essbase described in this thread, a preorder walk actually goes into an endless loop when the 'parent' is the 'real' parent of a member and not the shared member 'parent'.
Tim Tow
Applied OLAP, Inc
Edited by: timtow on Aug 24, 2008 5:37 PM

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