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Lesson 5: FactTable and the “-i” command line usage
We’ve learned to create dimensions and use simple foreign keys in previous lessons. Now it’s time to...
Author: MSDN Archive Date: 06/24/2009
Lesson 4: Dimension samples and foreign keys
Dimensions and fact tables are the basis of the data warehouses you’re going to create. In this...
Author: MSDN Archive Date: 06/04/2009
Lesson 3: Vulcan XML File structure
As you’ve seen in HelloWorld.xml of Lesson 1, the Vulcan XML file has a clear structure which...
Author: MSDN Archive Date: 05/27/2009
Vulcan Lesson 2: Editing XML files
XML files are the input of Vulcan. You can choose your own favorite XML editor to work with them. To...
Author: MSDN Archive Date: 05/14/2009
FAQ: What is Vulcan?
Vulcan is a Business Intelligence Framework built on top of Sql Server Integration Services and Sql...
Author: MSDN Archive Date: 05/14/2009
Vulcan Lesson 1: Hello, World!
As every programming language book, we’ll start from the “Hello, World!” sample. Starting from now,...
Author: MSDN Archive Date: 05/13/2009
Vulcan Lesson 0: Set up work environment
To work with Vulcan to develop BI solutions, you need the following things installed on your...
Author: MSDN Archive Date: 05/08/2009