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PerformancePoint Planning: Deleting a Custom Member Property..

Update: I've posted a solution to Deleting a Custom Member Property here I've done this countless times; I've created my perfectly named Custom Member Property when it suddenly dawns on me that I've forgotten to give it the right data type. No problem, right? Wrong! ...

Posted to Sacha Tomey's blog (Weblog) by sachatomey on 11-25-2008
New PerformancePoint Contoso Demo - Released

Amidst my write up of the first day of the Microsoft BI Conference , I mentioned a new planning demo suite was imminent, and I would post more information about the demos soon. Well, as it has now been officially released (27th October) I can spill the beans... Taken directly from the PPS Planning...

Posted to Sacha Tomey's blog (Weblog) by sachatomey on 11-05-2008
NativeMDXQuery Business Rules in PerformancePoint Planning

Having posted about NativeSql business rules a while back , I though that I might as well cover NativeMdxQuery business rules also, especially as there isn't too much documentation available on the web for this subject. NativeMdxQuery is a rule implementation type that can be used with assignment...

Posted to Jeremy Kashel's Blog (Weblog) by Jeremy Kashel on 10-24-2008
Day 1 at the BI conference

So here we are in Seattle at the BI conference. Day 1 and it's been great to catch up with some old faces and meet some new ones. We were promised some big news today and as is being reported by Chris , Mosha , Marco and all, we weren't disappointed. Both "Kilimanjaro"...

Posted to Tim Kent's blog (Weblog) by Tim Kent on 10-07-2008
BI for IT Professionals using PerformancePoint

The PerformancePoint downloads page has been recently updated to include a framework on how BI can provided to the IT Department. Normally the IT Department would be helping out with supporting BI solutions, not actually being end users themselves - but it makes sense when you consider the kind of information...

Posted to Jeremy Kashel's Blog (Weblog) by Jeremy Kashel on 09-30-2008
Looks like the game's finally up.....

.....for us so-called experts ;) http://www.amazon.co.uk/Microsoft-PerformancePoint-2007-Dummies/dp/0470239662/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1222718438&sr=8-5

Posted to Tim Kent's blog (Weblog) by Tim Kent on 09-29-2008
Tracking PerformancePoint Planning Submissions Using Reporting Services

The standard operational reports that come with PerformancePoint will allow you to report on a variety of PerformancePoint admin related activities, such as cycles, assignments, forms, jobs and associations. I find that the assignments report is particularly useful - after all, finding out who has/hasn't...

Posted to Jeremy Kashel's Blog (Weblog) by Jeremy Kashel on 09-26-2008
PerformancePoint at the MS BI Conference

As Sacha has mentioned, he, Jeremy and I will all be attending the BI conference in less than two weeks time in Seattle. Last year was a great chance to meet some of the BI community and attend some really good BI sessions but was (unsurprisingly) a little light on PPS content. This year...

Posted to Tim Kent's blog (Weblog) by Tim Kent on 09-25-2008
Dynamic Range, Time Property Filter = Empty Matrix - A bug?

I think I've found a bug in the way the Excel Add-In generates MDX under certain 'rolling' conditions. The requirement I have is to be able to forecast at the day level for a rolling 6 months; starting from the current period (which is to be updated each week) running for a period of...

Posted to Sacha Tomey's blog (Weblog) by sachatomey on 09-17-2008
Analysis Services Properties for PerformancePoint MDX Rules

One of the great features of PEL is that you can choose either a SQL or MDX implementation for your rules, depending on what you want to achieve. Whilst the MDX rules are much less restrictive than the SQL rules, they can sometimes run slower, depending of course on how your environment is set up. When...

Posted to Jeremy Kashel's Blog (Weblog) by Jeremy Kashel on 09-07-2008

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