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Creating Dimensions in Database

In the post will see how to create dimensions in your database.Here Essbase is already installed in the server. we just connecting to it.
So hold on tight... 

Creating Dimension in database -
·         Go to your Application -> Database -> Outline,

·         Right Click on Outline : <Database name> (Active Alias Table: Default) and select Add Child. Like this add as many dimension you want. Note that Only Dimension has to be created as of now. Members will be created in Rule File or right click dimension and click Add child. Save it! 

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