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Data Definition Language
Analysis Services Programming (SQL Server 2000)
Data Definition Language
The following topics describe the data definition language (DDL) used by PivotTable® Service.
Topic
Description
ALTER CUBE Statement
Allows client applications to control the structure of a
cube
after it has been created.
CREATE ACTION Statement
Allows the user to create
action
definitions that can be associated with a
member
and executed when that member is referenced.
CREATE CACHE Statement
Populates the cache with a
slice
of cube data defined by sets of members.
CREATE CELL CALCULATION Statement
Creates a calculated cell formula for specified tuples within a cube.
CREATE CUBE Statement
Creates a
local cube
or
virtual cube
on the client computer. The virtual cube can include dimensions based on mining models.
CREATE MEMBER Statement
Creates a
calculated member
.
CREATE MINING MODEL Statement
Creates a local data
mining model
on the client computer.
CREATE SET Statement
Creates a user-defined
set
.
DROP_ACTION_Statement
Deletes an
action
from the database.
DROP CUBE Statement
Deletes a cube from the database.
CREATE CELL CALCULATION Statement
Removes a calculated cell.
DROP LIBRARY Statement
Removes a user-defined function library from use during a session.
DROP MEMBER Statement
Deletes a calculated member.
DROP MINING MODEL Statement
Deletes a mining model.
DROP SET Statement
Deletes a user-defined set.
REFRESH CUBE Statement
Causes the memory cached on the client application to be synchronized with the server.
USE LIBRARY Statement
Loads a user-defined function library for use during a session.
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