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MicroStrategy Quick Start Guide

You're reading from   MicroStrategy Quick Start Guide Data analytics and visualizations for Business Intelligence

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781789136241
Length 218 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Fernando Carlos Rivero Esqueda Fernando Carlos Rivero Esqueda
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Table of Contents (10) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Architecture - Installing and Configuring MicroStrategy FREE CHAPTER 2. Project Design - Creating Your Project Foundation 3. Basic Reporting - Building Your First Reports 4. Advanced Reporting - Interacting with and Improving Your Reports 5. Dashboarding - Creating Visual Reporting 6. Security - Managing Your Users and Their Access 7. Administration - Maintaining and Monitoring Your Project 8. Quick Reference Tables by Object Type 9. Other Books You May Enjoy

Your analyzing blocks – Public Objects


The MicroStrategy Public Objects are also known as Application Objects. As the name suggests, these objects are used by the users and analysts (Public), and their main purpose is to create analytic and BI applications. There is usually more than one developer maintaining this type of object. Therefore, unlike the Schema Objects, it is not necessary to perform an update schema after any Public Object creation or change.

Some Public Objects are built upon the foundation that the Schema Objects have created. In other words, some have, as components, other Schema Objects such as Attributes or Facts. There are also other Public objects that are built entirely using other Public Objects or a mix of these and Schema Objects. The following diagram depicts both Schema and Public Objects and which objects are used to build them:

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