Paul Goldy
   

Paul Goldy, a mentor with Solid Quality Learning who has eight years of BI experience with Analysis Services, is a ProClarity implementation expert and coauthor of Financial Business Intelligence: Trends, Technology, Software Selection, and Implementation (Wiley and Sons, 2002).
Email address: pgoldy@solidqualitylearning.com

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February 2008

Create Calculated Members That Are Elegant and Perform Well

It's not uncommon for MDX programmers to create an elegant calculated member, only to discover that it's so slow that it can't be used in queries against a full data set. Learn why performance problems can occur and ways to work around those problems.

SQL Server Magazine

March 2007

Following the Rules with Reporting Services This article is only available to subscribers. Sign up now and get instant access!

Sometimes you need creative solutions to Reporting Services’ limitations when working with Analysis Services. Here’s a three-part fix that uses in-the-box features to create a solution that resides entirely in the report presentation layer.

SQL Server Magazine

May 2002

April 2002 MDX Puzzle Solution Revealed This article is only available to subscribers. Sign up now and get instant access!

April's column showed how to summ the suppressed values in the Product dimension of FoodMart's Sales cube. Here's what the MDX for the Suppressed Unit Sales calculated measure looks like if you add an ALL OTHER BRAND record to each product subcategory.

SQL Server Magazine

April 2002

The Non-Visible Level This article is only available to subscribers. Sign up now and get instant access!

Learn how to provide analysts with the summarized information they need while hiding confidential details.

SQL Server Magazine

June 2001

Scaling and Decimal Accuracy This article is only available to subscribers. Sign up now and get instant access!

You can vary the accuracy of displayed numbers on a cell-by-cell basis by defining multiple calculated cells on the same range of cells. Learn how in this column.

SQL Server Magazine

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