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In the SSAS Step by Step database, the DimSalesTerritory dimension table includes only the six countries that appear in the fact table The DimTime dimension table, however, includes months through August 2004 It is not uncommon in a warehouse to include months in the time dimension through the end of the current quarter or year, but to add members to other dimensions only as they are needed Included in the as2005sbs\chap12 folder is a SQL script named Update Warehousesql This script adds one new entry to the DimSalesTerritory table (Mexico) and additional rows in the fact table for sales in Mexico and in Australia for June 2004 Inserting these records into the source database for the cubes simulates, on a very small scale, the load operations that occur regularly in a production data warehouse.

1. False. Any of the buttons on a gamepad can be used with edge detection. 2. True. The program can notice that a signal has changed only if it has old and current values that it can compare. If these two values are the same, there has been no change, but if they are different, it means that the signal has changed. 3. False. The whole point of an edge-trigged input is that you detect when the button goes down. They are used for flicking switches, changing gears in a car, or for your button press counting game. The only way that you can detect an edge is to compare the state now with the state it had last time you looked. If the two are different, it means that something has changed and that an edge has occurred. 4. False. The clue is in the name. The compilation process, where your program is converted into executable statements, is where conditional compilation takes place. By the time the program runs, the statements have been either included in the program or ignored. 5. False. The preprocessor, as the name implies, looks at the C# code going into the compiler. If it s given commands to ignore sections of the program, these are not passed into the compiler for conversion into machine instructions in the finished program.

In this procedure, you ll execute queries that change data in the warehouse and observe the effect of changed data on the cubes Browse data after updating the warehouse 1 In SQL Server Management Studio, click the Open File button on the toolbar, navigate to the C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\My Documents\Microsoft Press \as2005sbs\chap12 folder, double-click the Update Warehousesql file, and then click Connect This set of SQL queries will update the relational database that is the source for the cubes in the Working with Storage project One query adds a new record to the Sales Territory dimension table and another query adds two records to the FactResellerSales table 2 Click the Execute button on the toolbar Now that you have changed the data in the data warehouse, the cubes in the Working with Storage database no longer match the data in the warehouse.