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Accessing OLAP Cube data from Reporting Services
I am trying to retreive OLAP data from a Cube (Test1) in SQL Server Reporting Services.
I have created a shared Data Source:
Provider=MSOLAP.2;Client Cache Size=25;Data Source=DEV08;Auto Synch Period=10000;Initial Catalog=BAMAnalysis
I have a Data Set as follows:
Command Type: TableDirect
Query: Test1 (the name of the Cube)
When I run the query the cube dimension data is returned but none of the measure data. Does anyone know why? How can I retrieve the measure data from the Cube?
Thanks in advance.
I have created a shared Data Source:
Provider=MSOLAP.2;Client Cache Size=25;Data Source=DEV08;Auto Synch Period=10000;Initial Catalog=BAMAnalysis
I have a Data Set as follows:
Command Type: TableDirect
Query: Test1 (the name of the Cube)
When I run the query the cube dimension data is returned but none of the measure data. Does anyone know why? How can I retrieve the measure data from the Cube?
Thanks in advance.
Do you have Essbase? What query are you using to extract data into the cube?
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Quite right - I didn't see "Reporting Services"
Essbase is a 3rd party product often used with SQL Server/Sybase particularly for dense multidimentional financial (cube-friendly) data. With something like AlphaBlox as front-end, drag&drop reporting is possible on terrabytes of related data. It is however a distinct entity and requires daily extracts from SQL Server to populate its cubes.
Essbase is a 3rd party product often used with SQL Server/Sybase particularly for dense multidimentional financial (cube-friendly) data. With something like AlphaBlox as front-end, drag&drop reporting is possible on terrabytes of related data. It is however a distinct entity and requires daily extracts from SQL Server to populate its cubes.
I know what it is--I just didn't see where it applied to this question...
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Hi,
I was hoping that I could keep it simple without using an MDX query but it appears not.
I was hoping that I could keep it simple without using an MDX query but it appears not.