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Client Front-end for browsing cubes/mining models
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| bsc gmcc 2005-11-08, 4:11 pm |
| From what I understand, Analysis Services is a development platform for
building cubes and models. Once I build these things, what software can users
use to browse and analyze the data? I know you can use Excel Pivot tables but
are there other tools anyone is aware of that are good and don't cost 6
figures?--
bscgmcc
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| bsc gmcc wrote:
> From what I understand, Analysis Services is a development platform for
> building cubes and models. Once I build these things, what software can users
> use to browse and analyze the data? I know you can use Excel Pivot tables but
> are there other tools anyone is aware of that are good and don't cost 6
> figures?--
> bscgmcc
At my workplace, we use a product called ProClarity. I don't know how
much it costs though.
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| Max Berghammer 2005-11-09, 7:23 am |
| You could look at one of our products called "Cockpit" on
http://www.cubeware.de/eng/index.htm
regards,
Max
"Dazza" <post2Group@only.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> bsc gmcc wrote:
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> At my workplace, we use a product called ProClarity. I don't know how
> much it costs though.
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| Hi,
Maybe you could have a look at the following tools:
-- BI Portal (Not suported by Microsoft but does a pretty good job) Uses OWC
-- Reporting Services (comes with SQL Server)
-- Business Scorecard Manager
HTH,
Eric
"bsc gmcc" wrote:
> From what I understand, Analysis Services is a development platform for
> building cubes and models. Once I build these things, what software can users
> use to browse and analyze the data? I know you can use Excel Pivot tables but
> are there other tools anyone is aware of that are good and don't cost 6
> figures?--
> bscgmcc
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| Take a look at Matrix from DataJungle...Powerful and much cheaper and easier
to implement than alternatives.
"bsc gmcc" wrote:
> From what I understand, Analysis Services is a development platform for
> building cubes and models. Once I build these things, what software can users
> use to browse and analyze the data? I know you can use Excel Pivot tables but
> are there other tools anyone is aware of that are good and don't cost 6
> figures?--
> bscgmcc
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"bsc gmcc" wrote:
> From what I understand, Analysis Services is a development platform for
> building cubes and models. Once I build these things, what software can users
> use to browse and analyze the data? I know you can use Excel Pivot tables but
> are there other tools anyone is aware of that are good and don't cost 6
> figures?--
> bscgmcc
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| aeiouy 2005-11-17, 11:23 am |
| If you would like some assistance with ProClarity, I am happy to help.
I have quite a bit of experience with the tool.
jason
Dazza wrote:
> bsc gmcc wrote:
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> At my workplace, we use a product called ProClarity. I don't know how
> much it costs though.
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| Ashok 2006-01-31, 11:24 am |
| Check out SQL Server Reporting Services, Create Report Model using Cube
(AS)database and Client side use Report Builder. Cost you $0
-Ashok
"bsc gmcc" wrote:
> From what I understand, Analysis Services is a development platform for
> building cubes and models. Once I build these things, what software can users
> use to browse and analyze the data? I know you can use Excel Pivot tables but
> are there other tools anyone is aware of that are good and don't cost 6
> figures?--
> bscgmcc
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| RS2005 required, this feature doesn't exists in RS2000
its a good tool, but the interface is a reporting interface, not a
navigation and data exploration tool (like the pivottable do)
"Ashok" <Ashok@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Check out SQL Server Reporting Services, Create Report Model using Cube
> (AS)database and Client side use Report Builder. Cost you $0
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> -Ashok
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