Super Seven Cleanup Steps Before Deploying Your Cube
Everyone likes to get a project done, but many times in our rush to deploy we bypass some of the things that demonstrate the consistency and usability that give our projects the credibility they need. How many times have you used an application that had weird glitches but the functionality was cool? Most of the time you wound up not using it after a while because the inconsistency was too much.
It is the same with a SSAS Cube. When you develop a cube for reporting and analysis, those thousands of possible options that make SSAS so powerful are also great opportunities to leave unfinished business for your users to find. In my travels I run across many cubes that are "almost there". Now I don't mean performance tuning, or high availability I am just talking about cleanup and user friendliness.
Here are my Super Seven Cleanup Steps you should take before deploying your cube:
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