Paul Stovell says…

Yesterday I announced a tool that we’ve built at Readify called the Scenario Coverage Analyser for Team Foundation Server. Today I wanted to give a brief walkthough in setting it up.
The Package
The first thing you’ll need to do is head over to the download page for the tool, and download the ZIP file attached […]

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Last night we at Readify released a beta version of a tool that I created, called the Scenario Coverage Analyser for TFS. It’s something I thought up whilst reading a recent blog entry by Eric Sink on Requirements.
In this post I want to describe what the tool does, and in my next post I’ll […]

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Yesterday I posted a short walkthrough that demonstrated how to make changes to the TFS cube. Today, I want to show how the same change could have been applied using SQL Server Analysis Management Objects.
According to MSDN, when we want to deploy changes to an Analysis Services database, there are five ways in which […]

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In my previous post, Modifying the Cube, I showed a screenshot that showed a negative value for the Total Lines measure for a number of different folders. Here’s the picture again:

I’ve seen similar results on the Readify TFS server cube. When I asked people about it, the suggestion was that code may have been deleted, and […]

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In this post I’ll walk through opening the Team Foundation Server OLAP Cube in Visual Studio, and adding a custom field to a dimension.
Recall from my previous post that there are three main types of things in a cube:

MeasuresMeasures are the numbers. These will often appear as the values in the report, and are the quantitative […]

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