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In Microstrategy, what are Logical Views used for?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: October 06, 2007     Asked by: KPIZME 
  
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October 26, 2006 01:48:44   #1  
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RE: In Microstrategy, what are Logical Views used for?...

“Logical Views” allows application architects to create any desired view using MicroStrategy, without DBA involvement. Once these Logical views are created, they are available to the report designer in a way similar to any other table. This allows developers to model attributes and facts whose expressions span multiple tables.

Solves complex data modeling challenges.


 
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October 26, 2006 02:02:45   #2  
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RE: In Microstrategy, what are Logical Views used for?...


“Logical Views” allows application architects to create any desired view using MicroStrategy, without DBA involvement. Once these Logical views are created, they are available to the report designer in a way similar to any other table. This allows developers to model attributes and facts whose expressions span multiple tables.

Solves complex data modeling challenges.


 
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October 06, 2007 11:36:51   #3  
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RE: In Microstrategy, what are Logical Views used for?...
Logical views are views in Oracle database it contains one or more table columns from different tables without DBA involvement.
 
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