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as measures because they are numeric fields, but key values are normally just automatically incrementing values, so making them measures doesn t make sense Fortunately, any fields chosen as measures that shouldn t be there are easy enough to remove before continuing The wizard also automatically adds a count to the measures for each fact table By default, each fact table has its measures placed into its own Measure Group A measure group is a collection of one or more measures, and by default each fact table has its own measure group One exception is for measures that are distinct counts; for example, a store might have 10,000 shoppers during a week, but some people come in multiple times, so the number of unique shoppers might only be 7500 Distinct counts are put in a separate measure group by default for performance reasons After selecting the measures the cube wizard next tries to detect hierarchies in the dimensions As previously mentioned, this is an area in which the wizard often has problems The good news is that the warehouse developer can modify the hierarchy design at this stage or after the wizard has completed The wizard not only tries to determine hierarchies, but determines attributes as well Attributes are those items that help describe a dimension item For example, a hierarchy for a customer might be Country, State/Province, City, and finally Customer However, a significant amount of additional information might be stored for a customer, such as age, height, weight, income level, education level, and more A hierarchy that goes from Country to State/Province to Height probably doesn t make sense, and neither would going from Education Level to Weight Therefore, many of these attributes are not part of a hierarchy but are still valid for analysis The good news is that with these attributes, end users have the flexibility to analyze by nearly anything by simply selecting the attribute when constructing a query The bad news is that users can be quickly overwhelmed when presented with a list of dozens of attributes from which to choose This gets back to the discussion in 1; know the users Most users would want to see just the hierarchies, because they provide a nice guided path through the data Analysts would likely want to see everything and have complete flexibility to create their own queries, even if those queries involved many single attributes not included in any hierarchy After completing the wizard, the cube is shown in a manner similar to that in Figure 3-10 Notice that the measures are shown along the left-hand side, broken into measure groups that match the fact tables Also note that main window with the cube diagram is labeled Data Source View at the top This is unfortunate and leads to much confusion among those new to Analysis Services This is not the same as the data source view itself, but is just a representation of the tables from the DSV.

A 14 slot TDMA format is used allowing each Iridium cell to be assigned an average of two time slots The average traffic capacity with a utilization of 165 MHz is 174 full duplex voice channels per cell

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The modulation process and multiple access capabilities of Iridium were modeled after the conventional terrestrial cellular networks, and particularly after the international GSM standard Combining frequency and time division multiple access, the system also used a data or vocoder voice and digital modulation technique (ie QPSK, MSK, and so on) Each subscriber unit operated in a burst mode transmission by using a single carrier The bursts were controlled to appear at the precise time necessary to be properly integrated into the TDMA frame

are added to the PPS Planning Server In this Select Owner dialog box, highlight the name of the user that should own the cycle Then click on the Add Selected button at the top to add the selected user as the owner of the cycle One cycle can have only one owner and any user that is assigned to a business role within the PPS Planning system can be selected as the owner of the cycle The owner is granted permission to change the status of the cycle at any time, regardless of its current state The value Corporate Budget 2008 is entered in the Name and Label text boxes and PERFPOINTSERVER\Administrator is selected as the owner of the cycle for the purpose of the examples in this chapter, as shown in Figure 7-29 On the next page, you will select the model that your data will be submitted to through this cycle You can select it from the drop-down list of all the models available within the application; a process cycle can reference only a single model In this example the CorpBudget model that we created in the previous section is selected from the drop-down list