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Implementing Business Logic with MDX in Microsoft SQL Server 2000
Type of course: Classroom
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| Fee | £1025 |
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| Days | 3 |
| Course code | MS2093 |
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Overview
Please note this course is only available as a closed event.
This course provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to use multidimensional expressions (MDX) to add calculated members and other dynamically calculated values to a Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services cube by using SQL Server 2000.
Prerequisites
Before attending this course, students must have:
or possess equivalent experience.
Delegates will learn how to
- Understand and use multidimensional terminology.
- Add calculated members to a cube.
- Use MDX member functions to navigate within a hierarchy.
- Use MDX time functions to compare values over time.
- Use MDX set functions in a query statement.
- Use functions to manipulate sets of members.
- Use functions to aggregate values from a set of members.
- Apply MDX to make a cube change dynamically.
- Calculate formulas for specific blocks of cells.
- Control the order of calculations within a cube.
- Apply MDX in common customer and sales applications.
- Apply MDX in common financial applications.
Course Outline
Module 1: OLAP Review
- OLAP Databases
- OLAP Definitions
- Warehouse Data Flow
Module 2: MDX Foundations
- The Role of MDX
- MDX Member Names
- Using the Calculated Member Builder
- Working with Calculated Members
Module 3: Using MDX Expressions
- Using MDX Expressions
- Displaying Member Information
- Displaying Family Tree Relatives
- Working with Member Properties
- Using Conditional Expressions
Module 4: Retrieving Values from a Cube
- Understanding Multidimensional Coordinates
- Retrieving a Value from a Cube
- Percent of Total Calculations
- Growth Calculations
Module 5: Creating Simple MDX Queries
- Understanding MDX Query Statements
- Creating Simple MDX Query Statements
Module 6: Creating and Manipulating Sets
- Using Set Creation Functions
- Using Set Manipulation Functions
- Using Subquery Set Functions
- Working with Dimension Interactions
Module 7: Using Aggregation Functions
- Understanding Aggregation Functions
- Using Time Set Functions
- Calculating a Trend
Module 8: Case Study – Implementing Budget Allocations
- Allocating Values from a Grand Total
- Allocating Values from a Subtotal
- Allocating Values Across Multiple Dimensions
Module 9: Using Calculated Cells
- Using Calculated Cells
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