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MDX with Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Analysis Services Cookbook

MDX with Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Analysis Services Cookbook - Third Edition

By : Tomislav Piasevoli, Sherry Li
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MDX with Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Analysis Services Cookbook

MDX with Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Analysis Services Cookbook

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By: Tomislav Piasevoli, Sherry Li

Overview of this book

If you're often faced with MDX challenges, this is a book for you. It will teach you how to solve various real-world business requirements using MDX queries and calculations. Examples in the book introduce an idea or a problem and then guide you through the process of implementing the solution in a step-by-step manner, inform you about the best practices and offer a deep knowledge in terms of how the solution works. Recipes are organized by chapters, each covering a single topic. They start slowly and logically progress to more advanced techniques. In case of complexity, things are broken down. Instead of one, there are series of recipes built one on top of another. This way you are able to see intermediate results and debug potential errors faster. Finally, the cookbook format is here to help you quickly identify the topic of interest and in it a wide range of practical solutions, that is – MDX recipes for your success.
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Introduction

When reporting with multi-dimensional data using MDX queries, there are usually two approaches. One is to use a parameterized MDX query. Another is to use a concatenated dynamic MDX query. In the parameterized MDX query approach, only the values of parameters are passed from the reporting tool, and the MDX query is in the form of parameterized query. In the concatenated dynamic MDX query approach, the entire query is constructed in the reporting tool with string manipulation.

In the SQL Reporting Services (SSRS), both the parameterization and concatenation dynamic MDX approaches are supported. Most report writers would choose the parameterization approach, just because Reporting Services provide a better user interface for cube browsing, selecting values for parameters, and for testing. But this does not mean that the concatenation dynamic MDX approach is in some way bad. As a matter of fact, the concatenation dynamic MDX approach is often more flexible because report writers...

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