I get a each city in every state, when the city does not exists for the state in my loaction dimension
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Friday, March 01, 2013 4:56 PM
So we have a large data extract for service tickets (help desk tickets). Each row in the extract has data for a ticket including the ticket info, customer info and analyst info. I used the extract to populate a star schema, so I have factTicket, DimTicket, DimCustomer, DimAnalyst and DimDate. I used the ticket number as the the primary and foergn keys in all my tables. Not sure if using this as Key was best idea, but I am newbie to this.
I created a AnalystLocation ( State, City, Location) and linked it to the Analyst dimension. In the dim I created one heirarchy. I defined Key columns for city(state,city) and location(state, city, loaction) and set the name columns. I defined my attribute relationships (Key > loaction > City > State) with rigid relationships. I used the Add Business Inteligence wizard to define Georgraphy type dimension where City = Analyst City, Building = Analyst location and State or Province = Analyst State.
When I browse the dimension I am getting each city in every state, i.e. I get Portland in every state, I get Anchorage in every state.
Does anyone one see what I am missing or where my mistake is?
Any help is appreciated.
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Tuesday, March 05, 2013 2:53 AMModerator
I created a AnalystLocation ( State, City, Location) and linked it to the Analyst dimension. In the dim I created one heirarchy. I defined Key columns for city(state,city) and location(state, city, loaction) and set the name columns. I defined my attribute relationships (Key > loaction > City > State) with rigid relationships. I used the Add Business Inteligence wizard to define Georgraphy type dimension where City = Analyst City, Building = Analyst location and State or Province = Analyst State.
Hi Computermike,
It seems that this issue might be caused that the incorrect key columns for City attribute. In this case, please try to define a collection key for the key column of county attribute. In addition, I recommend you take a look at Adventure Works cube sample how to create the geography dimension.
We can find the Adventure Works sample in the following path:
Drive:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Tools\SamplesIf you have any feedback on our support, please click here.
Regards,
Elvis Long
TechNet Community Support- Marked As Answer by Elvis LongMicrosoft Contingent Staff, Moderator Monday, March 18, 2013 1:33 AM


