In this article, I will continue describing my experience with Microsoft Analysis Services. In addition to the previous article, I would like to write about unconventional solutions that were implemented in the recent project. These solutions got me close with Microsoft Analysis Services, and allowed me to do things that seemed to me impossible before. Read More
During the development of reporting forms, a user wanted to see the process of data loading from the database. He wanted the timer to start running after hitting the button, and as strings were received, their number was displayed on the form. I needed to implement this within an existing ASP.NET project. Read More
Introduction:
This article is about working with Microsoft Analysis Services and a little bit about the repository on Microsoft SQL Server that SSAS is working with. I had to deal with not quite trivial things and sometimes I had to “jump over my head” in order to complete my task. I had to work between meetings. Sometimes the new functionality was discussed longer than it was developed. Often at meetings, I had to repeat the same thing several times. When I said that it’s hard for me to have a discussion for more than one hour, people looked at me with surprise and misunderstanding. Thanks largely to this situation, these nontrivial things about which I decided to write appeared.