What's in a name :
High Performance Analytics(HPA) became Business Intelligence Accelerator(BIA) which became Business Warehouse Accelerator(BWA) which will, eventually, become Open Database Analytics(ODA).
Anyway: After you've enabled a cube to be indexed/loaded to the BWA, all queries belonging to that cube will be executed via the BWA. You're able to exclude a particular query, belonging to a "BWA-cube", to be ran via the BWA.
Find the query which shouldn't use the BWA via SE16 and table RSRREPDIR.
Within table RSRREPDIR, set field NOHPA (=Do Not Use HPA Index) to 'X' and save the change. From now onwards, the particular query will not use the BWA eventhough the cube it "runs" on is BWA enabled.
Friday, 30 October 2009
Friday, 16 October 2009
Debug startroutine in BI 7.0
Within BI 3.x it was quite easy to debug your startroutine. Pressing the sequence F7 -> F6 -> F5 brought you directly to the startroutine (code). Within BI 7.0 the "F7->F6->F5" trick doesn't work anymore.
To debug a startroutine in BI 7.0, the following steps need to be executed:
1) Go to Display Generated Program within the transformation
2) Jump all the way down to find some startroutine coding you recognize :-) and place a break-point.
3) Find the load you want to debug within the DTP monitor
4) Press the debugging button
5) Execute the debugging request and the execution will stop at the break-point which has been created/set at step 2.
Big thanks go out to Freek Geldof who provided the necessary information!
To debug a startroutine in BI 7.0, the following steps need to be executed:
1) Go to Display Generated Program within the transformation
2) Jump all the way down to find some startroutine coding you recognize :-) and place a break-point.
3) Find the load you want to debug within the DTP monitor
4) Press the debugging button
5) Execute the debugging request and the execution will stop at the break-point which has been created/set at step 2.
Big thanks go out to Freek Geldof who provided the necessary information!
Monday, 5 October 2009
ADAPT: Application Design for Analytical Processing Technologie
I had the pleasure to attend a training at SAP Netherlands in which the ADAPT modeling methodology was explained. As I've become very enthusiastic about this modeling "tool", I'd recommend you all to read the following white paper, written by the Symmetry Corporation.
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