24 July 2008
Working with well-known properties and PmService
Tim Kent at Adatis did a nice writeup on how to work with the "well-known properties" Name, Description, and Person Responsible of a PerformancePoint Monitoring first-class object (a KPI, a Scorecard, a Data Source, etc.) when calling the PmService web service.
I've always wondered why they're "well-known" if you have to memorize a GUID to work with them... "well-known if you have a good memory", perhaps. It should be easier than that, and I've entered a usability bug against this for the next version.
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About Wade Dorrell
I'm a Program Manager for Microsoft BI. I'm passionate about business intelligence blue oceans & getting data to the right people. I work at Microsoft Boise, and worked on ProClarity Selector, KPI Designer, and visualizations in years past.
