Use Amo To Customize Olap In Project Server
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This document discusses customizing OLAP cubes in Project Server through Analysis Management Objects (AMO). It provides an overview of AMO and its object model for programmatically managing SQL Server Analysis Services. It then describes how to use the AMO object model to customize cubes, and how to deploy custom code and solutions to Project Server through user interfaces or by activating features. The document concludes with a demonstration of customizing and deploying a cube to Project Server.
Use Amo To Customize Olap In Project Server
- 1. Customize OLAP in Project Server Analysis Management Objects (AMO) Presenter: Phuong Nguyen
- 2. AGENDA • AMO Overview & Architecture • Customize Cubes by AMO Object Model • Deploy custom code in project server • Demo
- 3. AMO Overview Analysis Management Objects (AMO) is the complete library of programmatically accessed objects that enables an application to manage a running instance of Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services. AMO is an administrative object model you can use to programmatically. There are a total of 260 classes found in this object model
- 5. Customize cubes by AMO OM • Reference: Customize OLAP by AMO.docx
- 6. Deploy in Project Server by UI Register Event Handler • Connect to the PWA server and go to Server Settings • Select Operational Policies -> Server-Side Event Handler Configuration • Select Cube Admin -> Cube Processed
- 7. Deploy in Project Server by UI
- 8. Deploy in Project Server by Feature
- 9. Deploy in OLAP DB Management
- 10. Demo • OTB OLAP DB in Project Server 2010 • Customize Demo: – Add Resource Role (from Code or Group) to Resource Non Timephased – Add Capacity and Base Capacity to Assignment Timephased
- 11. Demo • Deploy solution to project server • Activate feature in site collection of PWA • Go to OLAP DB Management . Click Build Now .
Editor's Notes
- #4: Analysis Management Objects (AMO) is the complete library of programmatically accessed objects that enables an application to manage a running instance of Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services.AMO is an administrative object model you can use to programmatically manage instances of SSAS. AMO resides in the Microsoft.AnalysisServices namespace. There are a total of 260 classes found in this object model.Like all other SSAS object models, AMO translates programmatic calls into XMLA (XML for Analysis Services) and sends the XMLA to the SSAS instance.
- #5: The AMO library of classes is designed as a hierarchy of classes, where certain classes must be instantiated before others in order to use them in your code.