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Default Is there an MDX equivalent to T-SQL sprocs? - 12-09-2003 , 04:49 PM






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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Default Re: Is there an MDX equivalent to T-SQL sprocs? - 12-09-2003 , 05:10 PM






Nope, unfortunately.

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"DaveS" <davesimard (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

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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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Default Re: Is there an MDX equivalent to T-SQL sprocs? - 12-10-2003 , 02:37 AM



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Is there something analagous to T-SQLs stored procedures which I can
use to run MDX code on cubes?
Dave, what do you mean by "run MDX code on cubes" ?

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Default Re: Is there an MDX equivalent to T-SQL sprocs? - 12-10-2003 , 08:24 AM



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 ....

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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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Mosha Pasumansky [MS]
 
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Default Re: Is there an MDX equivalent to T-SQL sprocs? - 12-10-2003 , 05:02 PM



Gabhan - I think that what Dave was looking for will be accomplished in
Yukon by MDX Scripts rather then by stored procedures. However I am still
not certain what exactly Dave meant by "run MDX on cube", therefore I asked
him this question.

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"Gabhan Berry" <gabhan_b (AT) yahoo (DOT) co.uk> wrote

Quote:
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
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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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