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SQL Server 2000 Data Warehousing: Level 1
 
1.0 Introduction

1.1 Topic Overview
1.2 Transactional vs. Analytical Data Systems
1.3 Data Warehouse Defined
1.4 Data Warehouses vs. Data Marts/OLAP

2.0 Dimensional Modelling & Planning
2.1 Entity-Relationship modelling vs. Dimensional modelling
2.2 Elements of the Dimensional model


2.3 The Role of User Requirements
2.4 Identifying Source data
2.5 Implementing the Data Warehouse Bus

3.0 Planning Facts
3.1 What is a fact?
3.2 Measures

4.0 Planning Dimensions
4.1 Planning a Hierarchy

 
 
SQL Server 2000 Data Warehousing: Level II
 
1.0 Building a Data Mart

1.1 Creating the Database
1.2 Creating the Fact Table
1.3 Creating Dimension Tables
1.4 Creating Constraints and indexes

Loading the Data-Mart
2.1 Using Staging Tables
2.2 Using Transact SQL for Data Migration


2.3 Loading Data using Data Transformation Services
2.4 Advanced DTS Issues
2.5 Evaluating a Typical Load Scenario

3.0 Maintaining the Data Mart
3.1 Backup and Restoration Considerations
3.2 Handling Changing Facts
3.3 Handling Changing Dimensions
3.4 Securing the Data Mart

 
 
SQL Server 2000 Data Warehousing: Level III
 
1.0 Introduction to OLAP

1.1 OLAP Concepts
1.2 Analysis Services Architecture


2.0 Cube Basics

2.1 Cube Basics & Measures
2.2 Dimensions and Hierarchies
2.3 Aggregations
2.4 Using the Analysis Manager


3.0 Creating Dimensions

3.1 Defining Terms
3.2 Creating Dimensions with the Dimension Wizard
3.3 Creating Time Dimensions
3.4 Using the Dimension Editor
3.5 Using Member Properties
3.6 Virtual Dimensions
3.7 Multiple Hierarchies
 
 
SQL Server 2000 Data Warehousing: Level IV
 
1.0 Managing Cube Partitions

1.1 Partitions Concepts
1.2 Creating Cube Partitions
1.3 Merging Partitions

2.0 Optimising Cubes
2.1 Optimising Aggregations with Storage Models
2.2 Usage-Based Optimisations
2.3 Tuning the Analysis Server


3.0 Special Features

3.1 Using Drillthrough
3.2 Creating and Using Actions

4.0 Connecting Clients Using OLE DB
4.1 Analysis Application Architecture
4.2 Using Excel as an Analysis Server Client
4.3 Overview of Client Interfaces

 
 
SQL Server 2000 Data Warehousing: Level V
 
1.0 MDX Concepts Overview

1.1 What is MDX?
1.2 Role of MDX in Application Architecture
1.3 Creating Calculated Members Within Cubes
1.4 Using MDX in Client Applications
1.5 MDX Examples

2.0 Creating Simple MDX Expressions
2.1 Understanding the Hierarchy
2.2 Using Brackets
2.3 Identifying Members
2.4 Qualifying Sets of Members
2.5 Creating Calculated Members


3.0 Interacting With Cubes

3.1 Anatomy of an MDX Query
3.2 Basic MDX Queries
3.3 Tuple Expressions

4.0 Performing Aggregations
4.1 Calculating data in an MDX Query
4.2 Using Aggregate Functions
4.3 Using Time Set Functions

5.0 Using MDX with ADOMD
5.1 Connecting to an Analysis Server
5.2 Executing an MDX Query
5.3 Manipulating Results

 


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