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10.2 Schema Workbench
  • Pentaho Documentation
  • Pentaho Schema Workbench 10.2
  • Get started with the Schema Workbench
  • Work with Mondrian schema
    • Create a Mondrian schema
    • Edit a schema
    • Add business groups
    • Add field descriptions
    • Build a schema and detect errors
  • Adapt Mondrian schemas to work with Analyzer
    • Set the Available field list, folder description, and cell format
    • Step 1: Apply relative date filters
    • Step 2: Adjust for calculated members and named sets
    • Step 3: Edit the schema to allow comparison operators on numeric levels
    • Step 4: Add Geo Map support to a Mondrian schema
    • Step 5: Disable drill-through links
    • Step 6: Configure custom Analyzer actions
  • Localization and internationalization of analysis schemas
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  1. Adapt Mondrian schemas to work with Analyzer

Step 2: Adjust for calculated members and named sets

If your Mondrian schema defines calculated members or named sets that reference MDX members without the dimension prefix, then you must set mondrian.olap.elements.NeedDimensionPrefix to false in your mondrian.properties file. Under all other conditions you would set this property to true because it increases Mondrian performance, as well as the readability of the schema XML file.

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