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Hi, We have a scenario to handle 5 distinct count measures and 5 additional regular metrics. We have designed 6 different cubes, one for each distinct count measure and one for all other regular metrics. On top of these cubes, we designed a virtual cube to include all the measures. We have around 20 Million records in the fact table and 15 dimensions. We are successful in building and processing the cubes with 0% aggregations for distinct count cubes and 10% aggregations for the regular cube. However, when accessing the reports through MS Office Web Components, the reports performing very very slow, sometimes even up to 20 minutes to open the report. I tried setting up 5% aggregations for distinct count cubes even changing the aggregation level to top level only, but never succeeded. Could you please share your experiences whether anybody handled this kind of scenario. Unfortunately we don't have 64 bit environment. Whether it is feasible to handle this situation at all with OLAP cube? Sagar |
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you have to use the usage based optimization to add required aggregations in your cubes. distinct count measure and dynamic distinct count measures needs 2 differents aggregations design! DCount measure need standard aggregations design while dynamic dcount measures (or calculated measure) need specific aggregation design (which is at the customer level when counting customers). "sagar_goli" <sagar_goli (AT) yahoo-dot-com (DOT) no-spam.invalid> wrote in message news:BfqdnSpZzpBEuZPeRVn_vA (AT) giganews (DOT) com... Hi, We have a scenario to handle 5 distinct count measures and 5 additional regular metrics. We have designed 6 different cubes, one for each distinct count measure and one for all other regular metrics. On top of these cubes, we designed a virtual cube to include all the measures. We have around 20 Million records in the fact table and 15 dimensions. We are successful in building and processing the cubes with 0% aggregations for distinct count cubes and 10% aggregations for the regular cube. However, when accessing the reports through MS Office Web Components, the reports performing very very slow, sometimes even up to 20 minutes to open the report. I tried setting up 5% aggregations for distinct count cubes even changing the aggregation level to top level only, but never succeeded. Could you please share your experiences whether anybody handled this kind of scenario. Unfortunately we don't have 64 bit environment. Whether it is feasible to handle this situation at all with OLAP cube? Sagar |
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