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Oracle Essbase 11 Development Cookbook

Oracle Essbase 11 Development Cookbook

By : Jose R Ruiz
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Oracle Essbase 11 Development Cookbook

Oracle Essbase 11 Development Cookbook

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By: Jose R Ruiz

Overview of this book

Oracle Essbase is a Multi-Dimensional Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) server, providing a rich environment for effectively developing custom analytic and enterprise performance management applications. Oracle Essbase enables business users to quickly model complex business scenarios. This practical cookbook shows you the advanced development techniques when building Essbase Applications and how to take these applications further. Packed with over 90 task-based and immediately reusable recipes, this book starts by showing you how to use a relational data model to build and load an Essbase cube and how to create a data source, prepare the mini schema, and work with the data elements in Essbase Studio. The book then dives into topics such as building the BSO cube, building the ASO cube, using EAS for development, creating Calculation Scripts and using MaxL to automate processes.
Table of Contents (17 chapters)
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Oracle Essbase 11 Development Cookbook
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewer
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
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Index

Introduction


This chapter is designed to show some of the differences we will need to consider when developing an Aggregate Storage Option (ASO) database in contrast to the classic Block Storage Option (BSO) database. In addition, we will also create a drill-through report in Essbase Studio to complete the tasks discussed in Chapter 3's list of development tasks.

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There is one database type that we will not be discussing but is worth mentioning here for your information. The XOLAP (eXtended On-Line Analytic Processing) database has hierarchies and an outline, just like the ASO and BSO database types, but when a user requests data, a SQL Script is generated and the relational data source is queried. The process of designing the XOLAP database is similar to the database modeling we completed in the previous chapters, but it does have some differences in its work flow and user guidelines. Review the Oracle Essbase Studio User's Guide for more information on XOLAP.

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