Course Description
This one-day course covers advanced features available to project designers. First, students learn how to manage project data sources using primary and secondary database instances as well as how to maintain project schema with the Architect graphical interface.
Students also learn how to create aggregate tables using data marts, as well as how to use MicroStrategy MultiSource Option to configure projects to access heterogeneous data sources.
Finally, students learn about fact level extensions, transformations, and partition mappings. Students get hands-on practice during the course through exercises.
Course Summary
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Course Modules
Introduction to advanced project design
- Review of the project design process
- Review of schema objects
- Using the Fact Editor
Testimonials
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