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Hi, Is there something analagous to T-SQLs stored procedures which I can use to run MDX code on cubes? If not, what are the standard techniques for dealing with large bodies of MDX code? Thanks, David |
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Is there something analagous to T-SQLs stored procedures which I can use to run MDX code on cubes? |
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Hi, Is there something analagous to T-SQLs stored procedures which I can use to run MDX code on cubes? If not, what are the standard techniques for dealing with large bodies of MDX code? Thanks, David |
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David, This is coming in Microsoft's next version of Analysis Services (codenamed Yukon). It's part of the CLR integration and you can write a stored proc in any .NET language. The debugger can even step through the stored proc. I've seen this in action and it's very cool. But until then .... Gabhan Berry AI Prediction and Forecasting in Excel http://www.pececillo.com davesimard (AT) hotmail (DOT) com (DaveS) wrote in message news:<f8e708df.0312091449.6c36531d (AT) posting (DOT) google.com>... Hi, Is there something analagous to T-SQLs stored procedures which I can use to run MDX code on cubes? If not, what are the standard techniques for dealing with large bodies of MDX code? Thanks, David |
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