Report Services Document Analysis Guide - MicroStrategy

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Glossary Report Services Document Analysis Guide selector, Grid/Graph, or HTML container. These different kinds of controls are referred to as control types. See also: • Grid/Graph • HTML container • Panel stack • Selector • Text field dashboard A visually intuitive display of data that summarizes key business indicators for a quick status check. A special type of document, dashboards usually provide interactive features that let users change how they view the dashboard’s data. dataset A MicroStrategy report that retrieves data from the data warehouse or cache. It is used to define the data available on a document. data warehouse 1. A database, typically very large, containing the historical data of an enterprise. Used for decision support or business intelligence, it organizes data and allows coordinated updates and loads. 2. A copy of transaction data specifically structured for query, reporting, and analysis. drill A link from one document to another document, report, or HTML document. Prompt answers for the destination can be included in the drill. document 1. A container for objects representing data coming from one or more reports, as well as positioning and formatting information. A document is used to format data from multiple reports in a single display of presentation quality. 178 Glossary: dashboard © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.
Report Services Document Analysis Guide Glossary 2. The MicroStrategy object that supports the functionality defined in (1). Grid/Graph A control placed in a document that displays information in the same way a MicroStrategy report does. grouping A way to create a hierarchical structure for a document. History List A folder where users put report results for future reference. HTML container A control that either displays real-time information from the web or displays formatted HTML. link A connection from a document to another document or a report. A link lets an analyst execute another document or report (the target) from a document (the source), and to pass parameters to answer any prompts that are in the target. page-by Interactively displaying groups on separate pages in PDF View. It allows the end user to dynamically select group elements as criteria for analysis. The PDF that results from this selection is called a page of the original document. panel A way of grouping data in a document so that users can navigate subsets of data as if the subsets were pages in a smaller document. Each “page”, or layer of data, is a panel; a group of panels is called a panel stack. panel stack The holder for a collection of panels, or layers of data, in a document. A user can navigate or flip through the panels in a panel stack; only one panel is displayed at a time. project 1. The MicroStrategy object in which you define all of the schema and application objects, which together provide a flexible reporting environment. A project is the highest-level intersection of a data warehouse, metadata repository, and © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc. Glossary: Grid/Graph 179
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