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Crystal Report from OLAP Data Introduction
By: Jayaram Krishnaswamy
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    2005-10-05

    Table of Contents:
  • Crystal Report from OLAP Data Introduction
  • Using Crystal Reports with OLAP Data
  • Choosing a CUBE
  • Choosing a style for the report

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    Crystal Report from OLAP Data Introduction - Using Crystal Reports with OLAP Data


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    Crystal Reports version 8.5 was used to generate a sample report from the 'Sales' Cube in the SQL 2000 Analysis Server. The report generation is completely driven by a wizard. The main steps involved in generating this report are as follows:

    Connection to OLAP Server

    As soon as you open the Crystal report program, you get the Welcome to Crystal Reports screen. If you choose the Using the Report Expert radio button, you will get access to the wizard, which walks you through creating a report.

    There are different types of OLAP sources, such as Essbase Cube, OLE DB for OLAP, IBM DB for OLAP, Informix's MetaCube, and so on. For SQL 2000 Analysis server the correct type is the OLE DB for OLAP (Provider msolap) needs to be chosen.

    Supplying connection information

    Once the OLAP type is chosen, then the connection information needs to be furnished in the following format:

    Server Source

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