[Mondrian] SteelWheels data set
Sherman Wood
swood at jaspersoft.com
Wed Mar 18 13:09:47 EDT 2009
There is a load-foodmart target in the build script now checked in. It will
be there in the next release.
Sherman
From: mondrian-bounces at pentaho.org [mailto:mondrian-bounces at pentaho.org] On
Behalf Of Aaron Phillips
Sent: Thursday, March 19, 2009 12:03 AM
To: jhyde at pentaho.com; Mondrian developer mailing list
Subject: Re: [Mondrian] SteelWheels data set
I don't know if anyone would find this (attached) script useful; I've loaded
FoodMart enough times to want to script the process. I used this (bash)
script just a month or so ago, so it is ivy-aware. The idea is you can run
this script from a clean Mondrian distribution and load foodmart in one
step. Perhaps it could be generalized to load other schemas amoung other
things.
I have the script living in <mondrian-install>/bin, e.g.
/opt/mondrian3.0/bin in my environment.
-Aaron
On Tue, 2009-03-17 at 16:54 -0700, Julian Hyde wrote:
I have added Mondrian's SteelWheels data set and a test case that uses it.
SteelWheels is a smaller data set than FoodMart, and will be familiar to
many of you as the data set installed when Mondrian is part of the Pentaho
suite.
We've always asked for bug testcases to be in terms of the FoodMart data
set. From now on, we will be accepting test cases on SteelWheels too.
To write a test case, add a method to SteelWheelsTestCase.java, and
copy-paste one of the existing tests.
For details on how to install the data set, see
http://p4webhost.eigenbase.org:8080/open/mondrian/doc/install.html.
Currently there is a only a loader for MySQL. But I know you're an ingenious
bunch, who will figure out how to load it into other databases...
Julian
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