June, 2005
High Availability in Analysis Services
A typical approach to high availability in Analysis Services 2000 is to use Windows NLB to distribute user queries across multiple Analysis Services instances on disparate machines while also increasing availability.
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June, 2005
Communicating with Analysis Services
ADO MD.NET and XMLA clients communicate differently with a SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services instance then with a SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services instance.
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June, 2005
Deploying an Analysis Services Database
Learn how to deploy a SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services database from your development environment to your test, staging, QA, or production environment while keeping your production and development environments synchronized.
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June, 2005
Monitoring Queries In Analysis Services
How can you monitor the queries your business users submit?
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June, 2005
Fine-Grained Permissions in Analysis Services
Find out if you can delegate permission to a Window user or group to process an Analysis Services cube or dimension without also granting permissions to view the data in the cobe or dimensions.
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June, 2005
Hardware and Software Resources for Analysis Services
Learn how to determine what hardware and software resources your SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services instance requires.
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