Creating a Business Model for cubes is easier than RDBMS tables. Actually, the structure of cubes is very similar to the Business Models. Cubes contain dimensions and measures. We can see that structure in the Physical layer as well.
Dimensions and their levels are already created in the cubes. Measures are also specified in the cubes. So all required object definitions already exist in the cubes.
First step will be creating a blank Business Model in the BMM layer. Then we're just going to drag-and-drop a cube from the Physical layer onto the new Business Model. At this step, all logical dimensions and fact tables will be created automatically, plus dimensions and their hierarchies are also created in only one step.
Now we're going to clean up the Forecast Business Model. Unneeded columns should be removed from the model. Product Type - Memnor and Product Type - Member Key columns will be removed in the following screenshot:
We're going...