Ebay OLAP Cube
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This document summarizes the creation of an OLAP cube analysis for an eBay company called ColoradoDirtCheap.com. The analysis was created using SQL Server tools to extract, transform, and load data from CSV files into a data warehouse. Dimensional models and cubes were then created in Analysis Services. Reports on key metrics like profit percentage and sales growth were developed in Reporting Services and distributed to management for analysis. The analysis found that adding a new 10-tube product listing led to a significant increase in quarterly sales growth.
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- The SSISOwners SQL Server login needs to be mapped to the SSISDB database and assigned to the db_ssisadmin role to grant appropriate permissions for ETL administrators.
- A Regional Sales report needs to be created using a PivotTable in Excel 2010 or a matrix in SQL Server Report Builder to allow filtering by year and drilling down through the Products hierarchy while highlighting sales values under $5,000 in red.
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This portfolio contains examples of the author's work with Microsoft's SQL Server 2008 Business Intelligence stack. It includes projects with Transact SQL, SQL Server Integration Services, SQL Server Analysis Services, SQL Server Reporting Services, and PerformancePoint Server. The projects were completed as part of a 12-week hands-on Master's program and involved building databases, an OLAP cube, reports and dashboards using real-world business scenarios and data from various sources like Excel, XML and CSV files.
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SQL Server 2008 Portfolio for Saumya Bhatnagar
The document is Saumya Bhatnagar's portfolio showcasing her skills with SQL Server 2008. It includes examples from projects during her intensive 13-week SQL Server 2008 Master's program. The portfolio covers T-SQL development, database administration tasks, and tools like SSIS, SSRS. Specific projects highlighted include developing databases, stored procedures, triggers for a fictional bank application and using advanced T-SQL, SSIS, and SSRS to analyze real-world data.
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SSAS, MDX , Cube understanding, Browsing and Tools information
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1. Spil Games uses a bottoms-up monthly forecasting process where ARIMA models in R are used to generate initial traffic forecasts for 500 markets/channels which are then loaded into Tableau for exploratory analysis and adjustment.
2. Key business users explore and modify the forecasts in Tableau before the adjusted forecast is loaded back into the data warehouse.
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Building a Data Warehouse for Business Analytics using Spark SQL-(Blagoy Kalo...
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Microsoft BI reporting capabilities (on-prem solutions) Presentation
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SSAS, MDX , Cube understanding, Browsing and Tools information
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- 6. T-SQL Code Sample Ebay Shoe Goo Listings
- 7. Visio design example T-SQL script used for the creation of Dimension and Fact Tables Extract, Transform and Load
- 8. SQL Server Integration Services SSIS Control Flow Master Package including database backup SQL Server Integration Services
- 9. SQL Server Integration Services SSIS package used to load new monthly data into the Staging Database SQL Server Integration Services
- 10. SQL Server Integration Services Data Conversion Transformation from CSV file SQL Server Integration Services
- 11. SQL Server Integration Services Lookup Transformation using SQL results query to identify Ebay fees associated with failed listings SQL Server Integration Services
- 12. SQL Server Analysis Services SQL Server Integration Services Package used to load the Ebay Fact Table
- 13. SQL Server Analysis Services SSAS Data Source Structure – various fields were added after cube creation by changing the DSV SQL Server Analysis Services
- 14. SQL Server Analysis Services Cube Dimensions SQL Server Analysis Services
- 15. SSAS KPI and Trend Indicators Calculated Members and Named sets - the Parallel Period MDX function was a valuable analysis tool SQL Server Analysis Services
- 16. MDX samples KPI and Trend analysis were created for both Profit Percentage and Sales Growth among others SQL Server Analysis Services
- 17. MDX samples A Named Set was created to exclude obsolete Gallery Fees charged by Ebay SQL Server Analysis Services
- 18. MDX samples Previous Year and Month Calculated Members are very useful tools for tracking sales performance SQL Server Analysis Services
- 19. SQL Server Reporting Services SSRS reports were created with a consistent look and feel SQL Server Reporting Services
- 20. SQL Server Reporting Services Graphs use both Multi Select Parameters as well as Single Select SQL Server Reporting Services
- 21. SQL Server Reporting Services Parameter results are presented in the header of each report SQL Server Reporting Services
- 22. Performance Point Server MDX code used to restrict the number of periods presented for each report SQL Server Reporting Services
- 23. Performance Point Server MDX code used to account for the mid-month cutoff – LastChild.PrevMember functions SQL Server Reporting Services
- 24. Performance Point Server SSRS reports Deploy to Microsoft Reporting Services and are Scheduled for monthly distribution SQL Server Reporting Services
- 25. Performance Point Server Reports are distributed using the Adobe format SQL Server Reporting Services
- 26. Performance Point Server KPI and Trend analysis is Distributed to Excel SQL Server Reporting Services
- 27. SharePoint Server Graphs were also distributed to Excel for management analysis use SQL Server Reporting Services