1) Can an AS database be created from multiple data sources .. i.e. can we
create cubes with tables( dimensions) that may belong on different data
sources ?
2) What kind of storage mode do I currently have ? How do I check ? I know
there are a few types such as ROLAP,MOLAP,HOLAP. Is there a way I can find
out from AS Manager how the cube was created ?
3) I believe the default is MOLAP.. And where are the cubes physically
stored ? How can I find the path ?
> 1) Can an AS database be created from multiple data sources .. i.e. can we
> create cubes with tables( dimensions) that may belong on different data
> sources ?
With SQL Server 2000, No.
Your best bet is to create views in one data source which reference
structures in the other.
We have a better story coming in SQL Server 2005.
> 2) What kind of storage mode do I currently have ? How do I check ? I know
> there are a few types such as ROLAP,MOLAP,HOLAP. Is there a way I can find
> out from AS Manager how the cube was created ?
If you edit the partition, Analysis Manager tells you storage mode the
partition is in.
> 3) I believe the default is MOLAP.. And where are the cubes physically
> stored ? How can I find the path ?
In SQL Server 2000, everything is stored off the data path.
Typically <install folder>\Data, e.g. C:\Program Files\Microsoft Analysis
Services\Data
Hope that helps.
Dave Wickert [MSFT]
dwickert@.online.microsoft.com
Program Manager
BI SystemsTeam
SQL BI Product Unit (Analysis Services)
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> 1) Can an AS database be created from multiple data sources .. i.e. can we
> create cubes with tables( dimensions) that may belong on different data
> sources ?
> 2) What kind of storage mode do I currently have ? How do I check ? I know
> there are a few types such as ROLAP,MOLAP,HOLAP. Is there a way I can find
> out from AS Manager how the cube was created ?
> 3) I believe the default is MOLAP.. And where are the cubes physically
> stored ? How can I find the path ?
>
>
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