Moving fact data for Label-based tables for PPS video
Forest Dermid has provided a video on moving measure group (fact) data to PerformancePoint Planning Server (PPS).
Click here to begin the video in Windows Media Player. Also, the following are some related files if you choose to view the same data that is being used. See my notes that accompany the video below.
Also, consider reviewing methods for moving reference data in the following posts.
SSIS and PerformancePoint Server data integration demo part I.
Notes on video demo for moving reference data.
Notes
Objective: provide an introduction "how to" lab on preparing PPS Planning label-based measure group data and load into PPS Server.
Set up requirements -and have a general understanding of these
- Have a general understanding of PPS Planning -more importantly, review the data integration docs for moving measure group data.
- SQL Server 2005 (or 2008!)
- SSAS
- SSIS
Two approaches exist for converting to label-based tables in preparation for populating PerformancePoint Server measure group tables.
- Use PPS stored procs - more of a production solution
- Use a join with source and staging and pull id's.
Here are the steps from the data integration help.
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Create a label-based table
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Populate label-based measure group tables with data from the source database or system. This is a manual step.
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Validate label-based measure group tables and correct any errors by using the bsp_DI_ValidateLabelTable stored procedure.
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Repeat step 3 as required until all label-based data is valid.
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Convert a label-based measure group table to a MemberID-based table
About performing measure group validation in a model
You can use one of the following methods to validate measure groups before you load data from the staging database to the application database.
Note
If you have questions about the process, don't forget to use the PerformancePoint Server forum. You can also send me a message if you are concerned about if a question is phrased correctly -I'm a writer.
Have fun !
-Norm 