You can set the maximum number of parallel tasks explicitly, or let the server decide the optimal distribution. The Parallel option is useful for speeding up processing. Controls the execution behavior of the processing job. Two options are available. When you process using One Transaction , all changes are committed after the processing job succeeds. This means that all Analysis Services objects affected by a particular processing job remain available for queries until the commit process.
This makes the objects temporarily unavailable. Using Separate Transactions causes all objects that are affected by a process in processing job to be taken unavailable for queries as soon as that process succeeds.
One Transaction. The processing job runs as a transaction. If all processes inside the processing job succeed, all changes by the processing job are committed. If one process fails, all changes by the processing job are rolled back.
One Transaction is the default value. Separate Transactions. Each process in the processing job runs as a stand-alone job. If one process fails, only that process is rolled back and the processing job continues.
Each job commits all process changes at the end of the job. Controls how writeback tables are handled during processing. This option applies to writeback partitions in a cube. Use Existing. Uses the existing writeback table.
This is default value. Creates a new writeback table and causes the process to fail if one already exists. Create Always. Creates a new writeback table even if one already exists.
An existing table is deleted and replaced. Controls the object scope of the processing job. An affected object is defined by object dependency. For example, partitions are dependent on the dimensions that determine aggregation, but dimensions are not dependent on partitions. False is the default setting. The job processes the objects explicitly named in the job and all dependent objects. For example, if the processing job contains only dimensions, Analysis Services processes just those objects explicitly identified in the job.
If the processing job contains partitions, partition processing automatically invokes processing of affected dimensions.
The job processes the objects explicitly named in the job, all dependent objects, and all objects affected by the objects being processed without changing the state of the affected objects.
For example, if the processing job contains only dimensions, Analysis Services also processes all partitions affected by the dimension processing for partitions that are currently in a processed state. Affected partitions that are currently in an unprocessed state are not processed.
However, because partitions are dependent on dimensions, if the processing job contains only partitions, partition processing automatically invokes processing of affected dimensions, even when the dimension is currently in an unprocessed state.
Determines the action taken by Analysis Services when errors occur during processing. When you select Use custom error configuration , you can select values for the following actions to control error-handling behavior. Lesson learned. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account.
Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Screen Capture 3 — Process Incremental for Delta Facts In fact, Process Incremental mode only adds fact records to cubes, measure groups and partitions. Benny Austin Like this: Like Loading How that sounds? Pingback: Improving cube processing time James Serra's Blog. Interesting and simple explanation of Process Incremental.
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Data for empty tables and partitions is loaded; hierarchies, calculated columns, and relationships are built or rebuilt recalculated. Processes a database and all the objects that it contains. When Process Full is run for an object that has already been processed, Analysis Services drops all data in the object, and then processes the object. This kind of processing is required when a structural change has been made to an object. This option requires the most resources.
Detects the process state of a table object, and performs processing necessary to deliver unprocessed or partially processed objects to a fully processed state.
Processes a table object and all the objects that it contains. Load data into a table without rebuilding hierarchies or relationships or recalculating calculated columns and measures.
Detects the process state of a partition object, and performs processing necessary to deliver unprocessed or partially processed partition objects to a fully processed state.
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