cubes

Using OpenGL ES I am rendering a simple cube class that draws it at the centre of the screen. However, I want to be able to draw multiple such cubes on the screen at random positions but don't know how to. Here is the my custom surface view that renders the cube as a private class. I haven't included my main ActivityManager since its not the concern. public class TouchSurfaceView extends GLSurfaceView { private final float TRACKBALL_SCALE_FACTOR=52.0f; private final float TOUCH_SCALE_FACTOR=100.0f/320; private MyGLRenderer mRenderer; private float mPreviousX; private float mPreviousY; public

I have processed a SSAS cube. After it was done processing, I hit the close button - and then realized that I should have saved the output. I think SSAS stores the processing log as a text or XML file, but I do not know what folder to look into. Can someone direct me to retrieving processing logs? If you are processing from UI (Management Studio or BI Dev Studio), on processing dialog click on Change Settings and go to the Dimension(Partition) key error tab. Or in SSMS right click on the object, dimension for example, and choose properties->Select a page: Error Configuration. Or try somehwere

In Sql Server Management Studio once I browse a cube I can drop column fields, row fields and filter fields. This displays the required data. I want to know if there is a way to view the MDX query being generated behind the scenes to display the data? Thanks. SQL Server Profiler works on SSAS servers. Select Analysis Services for the Server type in the Connection dialog when initiating a Profiler connection. Select your Analysis Services server and connect. You can use the Standard Profiler template and start the trace. You should be able to see the MDX query that way. Open SSMS, and Connect

We have a client that has Oracle Standard , and a project that would be ten times easier addressed using OLAP. However, Oracle only supports OLAP in the Enterprise version. Migration to enterprise is not possible I'm thinking of doing some manual simulation of OLAP, creating relational tables to simulate the technology. Do you know of some other way I could do this? Maybe an open-source tool for OLAP? Any ideas? You can simulate OLAP functionality using client side tools pointed at a relational database. Personally I think the best tool for the job is probably Tableau Desktop . This is an