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Tag Archives: multidimensional
SQL Server Data Mining and Apollo Columnstore Indexes
Note: This post was revised November 12, 2010 to clarify the brand names Apollo and VertiPaq (thanks Denny Lee of SQLCAT) — and I extended comments on Amir Netz’s C++ versus C# analogy which I believe clarifies the discussion between what … Continue reading
Cubes and Multidimensional Analysis
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services Unleashed Book Review Chapter 6 As I mentioned in the earlier discussion of multidimensional space, the terms used in Analysis Services are common to the industry and do not map to spacial dimensions as a … Continue reading
Multidimensional Space
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services Unleashed Book Review Chapter 2 If you come from a physics background, or if you read good science fiction, the title of this chapter might be deceiving. Even more deceiving is that you could cover this topic in … Continue reading
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