Archive for August, 2009

A comprehensive Essbase automation optimization story, or: Shaving off every last second

Posted by jason on August 5th, 2009 under automation, essbase, maxl, performance, sql  •  3 Comments

I’ve been wanting to write this post for awhile.  Like, for months.  Some time ago I took an in-depth look at profiling the performance (duration-wise) of an automated system I have.  The system works great, it’s worked great, I don’t need to touch it, it just does its thing.  This is the funny thing about [...]