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Stack Overflow works best with JavaScript enabled. Once the objects have been deployed, the resulting cube needs to be processed. There are actually three stages, first the UDM needs to be built, then deployed and finally processed. Building and deploying are closely coupled operations but processing is likely to happen on an independent schedule. The more familiar project mode is where objects are edited in the BIDS environment on a development machine and then deployed to testing or production.
In BIDS from the build menu — select the build option or right click on the project in the solution explorer. The build process will create four xml files in the bin subfolder of the project folder this location can be overridden by right clicking the project and selecting properties.
As the names hint at, the. Deployment is the process of attaching the objects defined in the build file to a runnning Analysis Services service. This can be done in a number of ways.
In BIDS simply select deploy from the build menu. Deployment options can be configured by right clicking on the project, selecting properties and clicking on the deployment tab. Deployment via BIDS will overwrite the destination database management settings — so is not recommended for production deployment.
A more controllable option is the deployment wizard, available in interactive or command line mode. Finally, choose whether to deploy instantly or to create an XMLA command script for later deployment.
The script will be created in the same location as the. Deployment can also be done using the Synchronize Database Wizard. Processing means populating our freshly deployed SSAS database with data from the data source most likely a data warehouse of some sort attached to a SQL Server database engine.
It is essentially the process of executing a number of select statements against the source database and storing the results in the cube. Aggregations and other materialised objects are also created or rebuilt at process time. A detailed description of SSAS processing is given in this whitepaper. In BIDS the process option is available in the build menu or by right clicking the project node in the solution explorer. In SSMS, right click the database.
Processing can be done at the database, cube, partition or dimension scope. Both methods result in a similar dialog. Process Full: Drop all object stores, and rebuild the objects.
This option is required if any metadata changes have occurred. Deploy copies your model to the target server but the cubes and dimensions over there are not affected until the deployed model is processed. Process uses the model you've deployed, reads the database s and calculates the cubes and dimensions. Build does more than check the code. Build actual compiles the code. The code check is part of the build process.
Thanks for clarifying, Alvin. I thought there might be a compile involved but I wasn't sure so I just fudged over that part. I nearly got away with it too!
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