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Why is the results take longer in MDX than TSQL?
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Wood Chuck
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Posted Tuesday, January 15, 2013 3:52 PM
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Can anyone tell me why this simple MDX query takes 9 seconds and TSQL takes 5 seconds?
-------------------- MDX -------------------------------
select null on 0,
{
[Dim Geographic].[STATECODE].children *
[Dim Geographic].[COUNTYNAME].children *
[Dim Geographic].[CITY].children *
[Dim Geographic].[POSTALCODE].children
}
on 1 from Cube;
------------------TSQL----------------------------------
select distinct STATEABBRV, COUNTYNAME, CITY, POSTALCODE from DimGeographic
order by STATEABBRV, COUNTYNAME, CITY, POSTALCODE
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Posted Wednesday, January 16, 2013 1:06 AM
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Hard to tell without knowing the exact structures of the database and cube, but I do know SSAS is strong in showing aggregated data, not really in showing data dumps.
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Did the T-sql take 5 seconds on the first execution? If not , then results may still be in the memory cache. The MDX may not have that advantage.
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Did the T-sql take 5 seconds on the first execution? If not , then results may still be in the memory cache. The MDX may not have that advantage.
SSAS holds caches for MDX as well.
Clear the Analysis Services Caches
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