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In SQL Server Management Studio, connect to Analysis Services, expand the Databases folder, right-click the database, click Backup, provide a password, and then click OK In SQL Server Management Studio, connect to Analysis Services, right-click the Databases folder, click Restore, specify a name for the database, click the Browse button, navigate to the abf file, type the password used to back up the database, and then click OK..

If the condition is true (that is, in this case the variable redCountingUp holds the value true), the statement following the condition is performed. The result of this is that when this statement is obeyed, the value of redIntensity will get bigger if the program is counting up. The condition can be any value that gives a Boolean result, including this rather stupid code:

A command stored in a cube and used by a client application to start a new application or to retrieve detailed information about an item selected by the user. of dimensions. At each intersection there is a cell that contains a data value.

if (true) redIntensity++;

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graphical, representations of the state of the business that are often used by executives and strategic decision makers.

This code is completely legal C# code and will compile with no problem. When the program runs, the condition will be true, and the statement will increase the red intensity value. This is very stupid code, though, as the test might as well not be there. You could also write the following:

A single, summary value, retrieved from a cube, which is derived from multiple rows in a fact table. Summarized values of a measure.

if (false) redIntensity++;

data explosion The geometric growth in the number of values that must be stored in a cube to support fast retrieval.

The underlined characters are control-characters. On a typical terminal, the encoded text file would print out like this:

In this code the statement following the condition will never be obeyed because the condition is always false. This C# code will compile okay, but if you look very closely at the XNA Game Studio 2.0 display, you might notice that it is trying to tell you something, as shown in Figure 2-10.

Analysis Management Objects (AMO)

If the Error window in Figure 2-10 is not displayed, you can open it by selecting Error List from the View menu. Alternatively, you can use the key combination Ctrl+W followed by E. When the compiler has finished trying to convert your C# source code into a program that can be run on the computer, it will tell you how many mistakes it thinks it has found. There

The application program interface (API) for Analysis Services. Dynamic, interactive reports that allow a user to drill down to detailed information or drill up to high-level summaries; they are typically used by analysts or managers who need deeper insights into a situation.

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string that Analysis Services uses to connect to the database that hosts the data as well as any necessary authentication credentials.

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may be a subset of the data warehouse tables to which logical keys and logical relationships can be added.