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SQL Server Forum / General / Data Warehousing / September 2008

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Reverse Engineer a cube23 Sep 2008 16:11 GMT2
Is there a way to reverse engineer a cube back into SSAS?  Microsoft sent me
some demo's many months back but all I had was the .ABF SSAS Cube backup
file and I was hoping to see how they designed some of the features inside
SSAS - (bids).
Cube usage22 Sep 2008 22:23 GMT2
How can I determine how much our cubes are being used?  Is this all in the
SQL log files?
Cognos11 Sep 2008 22:22 GMT5
Anybody using Cognos and have comments on it?  Our shop is using SSIS, SSAS
and browsing cubes with Excel 2007.  But Cognos tool looks like it may be
easier for our users.
Address Standardization05 Sep 2008 15:27 GMT4
I'm required to implement address standardization in my data warehouse.
Daily a SQL Server 2005 SSIS package processes a excel file which has
customers information. I'm looking for a web service which would provide
standard addresses. I really dont know if using web service is ...
EDW Design question04 Sep 2008 09:32 GMT2
I have a design question . I got the requirement of 2 TB starting for
enterprise dataware house in my project. I want to implement next generation
warehousing technique. So want to have a near line storage layer in the
design.
 
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