30th September - 2nd October 2010

University of York

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Supercharge MDX performance using MDX Studio

MDX Studio provides unique visualization of MDX expressions and allows the user to interact with different stages of MDX execution. We all also be looking at behaviour or formula engine and storage engine in context of various queries and how MDX studio helps to peep under the hood and understand what is going wrong with the query.It is built by Mosha Pasumansky, who is inventor of MDX and one of the Architects of Microsoft Analysis Services.

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Ashwani Roy

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Ashwani Roy is SQL Server MVP and Senior Consultant with Information Management Group (IMGROUP), winners of the Microsoft Global Business Intelligence Partner of the Year award for the past four years. Ashwani has worked with SQL Server BI stack since 2003 and is Microsoft Certified IT Professional. His main field of expertise are SQL Server Analysis Services, MDX, SQL Server Database Engine, T-SQL, and SSIS and C #.

Ashwani Roy's blog http://ashwaniroy.spaces.live.com



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