Re: Data mining tools
- From: "Jeff Swanberg" <j_swanberg@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 28 Jun 2008 14:18:35 -0700
Seriously though, if you're looking for a graphical query builder, then
there are a few around that insulate you from most of the complexities
of SQL. However, people may still need to have some level of
understanding of your database structure, or perhaps the views you
provide.
Once a cube is built, it is very easy for users to work with them.
They love the ability to drill down through data and look at their way.
Thanks, Kevin. So, two questions:
1 - Given my example, do you have an opinion on the direction to go
(graphical query builder vs. cube)?
2 - I've never gone down the OLAP cube road. Do you have a particular
favorite where there are examples available and where the learning curve to
build the cube is not a vertical line?
js
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