You're reading from Hands-On SQL Server 2019 Analysis Services Design and query tabular and multi-dimensional models using Microsoft's SQL Server Analysis Services

Product type Paperback

Published in Oct 2020

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781800204768

Length 474 pages

Edition 1st Edition

Languages

SQL

Tools

SQL Server

Concepts

Data Analysis

Author (1):

Steven Hughes

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Table of Contents (19) Chapters

Preface

1. Section 1: Choosing Your Model

2. Chapter 1: Analysis Services in SQL Server 2019 FREE CHAPTER

3. Chapter 2: Choosing the SQL Server 2019 Analytic Model for Your BI Needs

4. Section 2: Building and Deploying a Multidimensional Model

5. Chapter 3: Preparing Your Data for Multidimensional Models

6. Chapter 4: Building a Multidimensional Cube in SSAS 2019

7. Chapter 5: Adding Measures and Calculations with MDX

8. Section 3: Building and Deploying Tabular Models

9. Chapter 6: Preparing Your Data for Tabular Models

10. Chapter 7: Building a Tabular Model in SSAS 2019

11. Chapter 8: Adding Measures and Calculations with DAX

12. Section 4: Exposing Insights while Visualizing Data from Your Models

13. Chapter 9: Exploring and Visualizing Your Data with Excel

14. Chapter 10: Creating Interactive Reports and Enhancing Your Models in Power BI

15. Section 5: Security, Administration, and Managing Your Models

16. Chapter 11: Securing Your SSAS Models

17. Chapter 12: Common Administration and Maintenance Tasks

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Technical requirements

In this section, you will need to have your multidimensional model that was created in Chapter 3, Preparing Your Data for Multidimensional Models; Chapter 4, Building a Multidimensional Cube in SSAS 2019, and Chapter 5, Adding Measures and Calculations with MDX, deployed and running (WideWorldImportersMD). You will also need the tabular model we expanded in Chapter 6, Preparing Your Data for Tabular Models, deployed and running (WideWorldImportersTAB).

We will not be working with the workspace version of your tabular models. You will also need the Power BI Desktop client to work through the hands-on work in this chapter. All of the examples in this chapter will use the June 2020 release version of Power BI Desktop. Because Power BI Desktop is updated monthly, some examples may look different for you. If you do not have Power BI Desktop installed yet, you can go to the Microsoft Store and search for Power BI Desktop to get the latest free version downloaded...