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KB47218: How does MicroStrategy Intelligence Server determine which data is new to insert into Intelligent Cube when executing Insert Incremental Refresh report?


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The server regard the rows, of which all attribute IDs remain the same, as old data, and doesn't change this data, no matter metric values change or not. As long as any one of the attribute ID of one row changes, the row is considered as new and inserted.

The Incremental Refresh feature allows users to update cube information without having to republish the entire cube. For details, please refer to the Technical Note below.
 
KB45837: How does the Incremental Refresh option work in MicroStrategy Analytics Enterprise 9.4.x?
 
This Technical Note explains which kind of data is regarded as new data while executing Insert Incremental Refresh report.
 
The original data is shown as Report 1 below.
 
Report 1

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The database table is changed later as Table 1 below.
 
Table 1

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There are 3 changes in Table 1.

  1. In Row 2, the qty_sold, which is corresponding to the metric Quantity in Report 1, changes from 1 to 2.
  2. In Row 3, the Status changes from confirmed to canceled.
  3. Row 4 is added.

 
After executing Insert Incremental Refresh report, the data of the cube is shown as below.

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The server regard the rows, of which all attribute IDs remain the same, as old data, and doesn't change this data, no matter metric values change or not, as Row 2 above. As long as any one of the attribute ID of one row changes, as Status of Row 3 above, the row is considered as new and inserted.
 
 
 


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June 7, 2017

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June 7, 2017