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Data Cubes are still relevant today. Is this the project you are building? <br />
<a href="https://www.accelebrate.com/library/tutorials/ssas-2008#BIDS" rel="ugc">https://www.accelebrate.com/library/tutorials/ssas-2008#BIDS</a>
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Data Cubes are still relevant today. Is this the project you are building?
https://www.accelebrate.com/library/tutorials/ssas-2008#BIDS [https://www.accelebrate.com/library/tutorials/ssas-2008#BIDS]

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Not exactly but very similar.
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My concerns are about Visual Studio classes used at about 10 years ago are still valid.<br />
Some macro concepts like &quot;cubes&quot; are certainly still vailds.
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My concerns are about Visual Studio classes used at about 10 years ago are still valid.
Some macro concepts like "cubes" are certainly still vailds.

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@Mark<br />
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&nbsp;and those 2008 courses are pretty damn good as a foundation.<br />

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Too much coherent.<br />
That's make all sense.<br />
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Thank you for the assistance!
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@Mark



>  and those 2008 courses are pretty damn good as a foundation.


Too much coherent.
That's make all sense.

Thank you for the assistance!

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Hi Experts<br />
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Could you confirm if the overall Visual Studio 2008 OLAP project concepts &nbsp;(BIDS) are still useful nowadays?<br />
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I'm following a video course I obtained using this OLAP version. <br />
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I couldn't find any more apropriated topis for this question.<br />
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Thanks in advance
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Hi Experts

Could you confirm if the overall Visual Studio 2008 OLAP project concepts  (BIDS) are still useful nowadays?

I'm following a video course I obtained using this OLAP version. 

I couldn't find any more apropriated topis for this question.

Thanks in advance

Could you confirm if the overall Visual Studio 2008 OLAP project concepts  are still useful nowadays?

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