You have several options in creating the time dimension. SSAS 2005 can
build it for you on the server side, or you can derive a time dimension
from your fact table dates using the time dimension builder in SSAS
2005. Third option is to take the traditional approach of building a
time dimension table which joins to your fact. Join it on both your
data fields and create a count or distinct count measure. Using
role-playing dimensions, you can also have a time dim for start dates
and a time dim for end dates.
There should be plenty of Google help on cube-building.
On Nov 7, 12:08 am, "D" <t... (AT) onet (DOT) pl> wrote:
Quote:
Hi,
In the fact table I have two dates: START_DATE and END_DATE. I must build a
cube, which gives me information how many facts is in the certain day.
How to create Time dimension and Measure(s) for such a cube?
For example - how many offers was valid in 2005.11.08? Each offer in fact
table has start_date and end_date - and of course other information lke
customer, prodcuct, etc. (I use SQL Server 2005)
Could anyone help me in making my first cube, please?
BR
D. |