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Pavils Jurjans
 
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Default A basic question, probably trivial... - 04-18-2005 , 09:03 AM






Hello,

I am new to MSSQL Analysis Manager OLAP tool, so pleas forgive me if my
question is very basic one...

I have this data table in MSSQL server database, which is used for the fact
table. Now I specified all the cube settings and processed it, and did some
checkup analysis to make sure everythinkg is Ok.

Now, what happens when the source fact table (or actually a view, in my
case) gets some new data? Will the analysis server feel it and will do the
necessary incremental processing? Or, I need to specify some cube processing
interval somewhere, so that it triggers during nighttime?

Thanks,

Pavils



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Jacco Schalkwijk
 
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Default Re: A basic question, probably trivial... - 04-18-2005 , 10:16 AM






You have to schedule the reprocessing of your cube, that doesn't happen
automatically when data is added to the fact table. You can create a DTS
package that processes the cube and schedule that via a job in the normal
SQL Server way.

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Jacco Schalkwijk
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"Pavils Jurjans" <pavils (AT) mailbox (DOT) riga.lv> wrote

Quote:
Hello,

I am new to MSSQL Analysis Manager OLAP tool, so pleas forgive me if my
question is very basic one...

I have this data table in MSSQL server database, which is used for the
fact table. Now I specified all the cube settings and processed it, and
did some checkup analysis to make sure everythinkg is Ok.

Now, what happens when the source fact table (or actually a view, in my
case) gets some new data? Will the analysis server feel it and will do the
necessary incremental processing? Or, I need to specify some cube
processing interval somewhere, so that it triggers during nighttime?

Thanks,

Pavils




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