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Default Limitation of Dimension in a cube is 128 for AS 2000: - 11-15-2006 , 04:14 PM






I have 3 Cube right now. The names are Demographic, Employment and
Health.

Demographic has 50 Dimension.
I am using same 50 Dimension of Demographic in Employment cube also but
with addition of 70 more.
In Health Cube I am using same 50 dimension of Demographic but also
addition of 70 more.

So I have to process 3 cubes. So you see I am processing Demographic 50
dimensions 3 times. It is adding lots of overhead.


But I have to find a way to have around 300 Dimension in a cube so I
came up with this idea.

Can anybody please tell me if they know any better approach?


Thanks in advance
Sam


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Default Re: Limitation of Dimension in a cube is 128 for AS 2000: - 11-15-2006 , 07:34 PM






does your cubes are into the same database in AS2000?
do you use shared dimensions?


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I have 3 Cube right now. The names are Demographic, Employment and
Health.

Demographic has 50 Dimension.
I am using same 50 Dimension of Demographic in Employment cube also but
with addition of 70 more.
In Health Cube I am using same 50 dimension of Demographic but also
addition of 70 more.

So I have to process 3 cubes. So you see I am processing Demographic 50
dimensions 3 times. It is adding lots of overhead.


But I have to find a way to have around 300 Dimension in a cube so I
came up with this idea.

Can anybody please tell me if they know any better approach?


Thanks in advance
Sam


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Default Re: Limitation of Dimension in a cube is 128 for AS 2000: - 11-16-2006 , 11:18 AM



Yes they are in same AS2000 and I do use shared Dimensions.

Thanks
Sam

Jeje wrote:
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does your cubes are into the same database in AS2000?
do you use shared dimensions?


"Sam" <msam77 (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in message
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I have 3 Cube right now. The names are Demographic, Employment and
Health.

Demographic has 50 Dimension.
I am using same 50 Dimension of Demographic in Employment cube also but
with addition of 70 more.
In Health Cube I am using same 50 dimension of Demographic but also
addition of 70 more.

So I have to process 3 cubes. So you see I am processing Demographic 50
dimensions 3 times. It is adding lots of overhead.


But I have to find a way to have around 300 Dimension in a cube so I
came up with this idea.

Can anybody please tell me if they know any better approach?


Thanks in advance
Sam



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