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Pentaho Analysis Services: Mondrian Project
Pentaho Analysis Services: Mondrian Project
Mondrian is an OLAP server written in Java. It enables
you to interactively analyze very large datasets stored in SQL databases without writing SQL.

Aggregation Designer 1.0 is now available

Pentaho Aggregation Designer is an easy-to-use utility for designing or automatically generating aggregate tables that improve performance when working with larger datasets. It includes an intelligent adviser algorithm that analyzes your relational database schema and uses a sophisticated cost-benefit analysis to estimate performance improvements for different levels of aggregation within the database, as well as the incremental storage "cost" for the aggregate tables.

For more information, please see the Aggregation Designer User Guide or download it today.

Mondrian 3.0.4 is now available

Mondrian 3.0.4 is a bug fix release version of the leading open source OLAP engine. Highlights of this release include:

  • Support for Teradata 12.0 (including Grouping Sets)
  • Improvements to calculated member solve order
  • Drill through support for calculated members
  • Bug fixes

For more information, please see the release notes or download it today.

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Mondrian is used for:

  • High performance, interactive analysis of large or small volumes of information
  • "Dimensional" exploration of data, for example analyzing sales by product line, by region, by time period
  • Parsing of Multi-Dimensional eXpression (MDX) language into Structured Query Language (SQL) to retrieve answers to dimensional queries
  • High-speed queries through the use of aggregate tables in the RDBMS
  • Advanced calculations using the calculation expressions of the MDX language


 
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