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We have a somewhat large dimension (not large in terms of OLAP at ~10000 leaf members) but is way too large to allow a user to drop onto a pivot table etc without making the results useless. What we are hoping to do is stratify the dimension based on the begining characters of the number sequence. In other words: 00 - 06 0083893 0562738 07 - 22 0712537 2271682 23 - 99 2378190 9809101 We would like these stratifications to adjust themselves each month when new data is loaded so that the members are distributed roughly evenly with only a couple of hundred in each segment. There are probably 10-20 members added each month and none are ever removed. Are we going to have to redesign aggregations for each partition each time the hierarchy is changed? We are currently using Analysis Services 2K but will be upgrading to 2005 soon. Any help on the best way to implement this is appreciated. |
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Have you looked at the atrribute Discretization option in AS 2005 - it may help you? http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-US/lib...4(SQL.90).aspx Grouping Members (Discretization) The grouping of members of an attribute into buckets is called discretization. When end users browse a level of a hierarchy that is based on an attribute, they see the names and values of the buckets, instead of the members themselves. To end users, the buckets look like regular members. Discretization significantly reduces the number of members that are displayed for an attribute, without changing the structure of the attribute. If there are a lot of members in a level, this savings can greatly facilitate browsing a hierarchy. For example, an end user can expand a member that contains 30,000 children without waiting for all 30,000 members to expand under the parent. ... - Deepak Deepak Puri Microsoft MVP - SQL Server *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** |
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Have you looked at the atrribute Discretization option in AS 2005 - it may help you? http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-US/lib...4(SQL.90).aspx Grouping Members (Discretization) The grouping of members of an attribute into buckets is called discretization. When end users browse a level of a hierarchy that is based on an attribute, they see the names and values of the buckets, instead of the members themselves. To end users, the buckets look like regular members. Discretization significantly reduces the number of members that are displayed for an attribute, without changing the structure of the attribute. If there are a lot of members in a level, this savings can greatly facilitate browsing a hierarchy. For example, an end user can expand a member that contains 30,000 children without waiting for all 30,000 members to expand under the parent. ... - Deepak Deepak Puri Microsoft MVP - SQL Server *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** |
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