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Click Next twice, and then, on the Specify Objects Count page, expand Product Notice you can now specify a Partition Count for Subcategory and Category However, Size is not available because, even though it is also in a user hierarchy, it has no attribute relationship with Color 3 Click Count, click Next, select Performance Gain Reaches, type 100 in the % box, and then click Start 4 Click Finish twice to complete the wizard without processing the partition 5 Right-click SSAS 7partitions in Solution Explorer, and then click View Code 6 Press Ctrl+F, type Subcategory in the Find What: box, click Find Next, and then close the Find and Replace dialog box..

Figure 1-8

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XNA Game Studio 2.0 will now copy the project and add the copy to the workspace. This means that there are now two projects in the workspace, as shown in Figure 1-9.

Your screen looks similar to this:

A system operator may teach computer science at MIT, or be a high-school student working during the summer For the most part, though, system operators do know quite a bit about computers, and for one main reason: Very few people apply for the job, and a large number of those who do apply, especially in a university environment, have already been involved with computers for awhile Many of these people see the job as a great opportunity to play with multimillion dollar equipment -legaZly A system operator is often called an "operator" and, in fact, performs a job similar to that of a telephone operator.

Figure 1-9

You have now created aggregations for your cube in several ways. Some aggregations were designed based upon the structure of the cube, using the counts of cube objects like the measure groups and the granularity attribute for the dimension. Other aggregations were built because you changed the AttributeUsage property to add an attribute to the pool of aggregations. Lastly, you created a user hierarchy for which there is a chain of attribute relationships from one attribute to the next.

It looks as if there are now two copies of everything concerned with the project. This is not actually the case. The copy uses links to the files in the original. This means that changes to the content of one project will be reflected in the other.

The Aggregation Design Wizard selects aggregations from a pool of potential aggregations. As you learned previously in this chapter, the default pool of potential aggregations includes all the granularity attributes from each dimension. You can increase this pool by changing attribute properties and adding user hierarchies from related attributes. This design strategy is good for a new cube that you are putting into production, but it might not be optimized for your users. The best way to design optimized aggregations is to consider the actual data that users request from the cube and the frequency with which they request it after they ve had a chance to use the cube for a while. One of the most powerful features of Analysis Services is usage-based optimization. It allows you to select aggregations based on actual queries submitted to the server that is, on the usage of real-world users. The Usage-Based Optimization Wizard behaves exactly like the Aggregation Design Wizard except that it factors into the equation the actual usage patterns.