1. Abstract During the creation of a new cube, the question is usually about whether dimensions should be dense or sparse. A cube can store a value for any combination of its dimension’s members: for example, a three-dimensional Cube (e.g. month, product and customer), has a cell for any triplet. If every customer…
1. Abstract Insights on cubes definition and options. 2. Context The following best practices are applicable every time a new cube needs to be created in a data model. 3. Content Some limitations and constraints but also tips and guidelines from best practices and real-life cases. Cube’s dimensions can range from one to…
1. Abstract Using a measure as a dimension in a Cube should always be weighted based on the aim. The balance between the Cube size and Cube proliferation, how the measure will be shown in a layout, and any calculation between different measures. Board exploits a multidimensional and a multi-Cube database. When designing…
1. Abstract When developers create a simple or complex procedure, they need to know that they have an advanced feature to ease their job by keeping the database simple and lean. This feature is the temporary Cubes. 2. Context Since B11’s introduction, developers can leverage the temporary Cube to store data temporarily and…
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