MSDN Webcast: Overview of Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) Application Development APIs (Level 200)  

Microsoft offers an array of Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) APIs for everything from developing top-notch dedicated OLAP applications to just adding OLAP functionality to your existing applications. In this webcast, we cover the ADOMD.NET object model for OLAP data access, the Analysis Management Objects (AMO) library for OLAP database management, and XMLA for a SOAP-based combination of the two. We also look at AdomdServer, which makes it possible to store Microsoft .NET common language runtime (CLR) procedures and functions for your OLAP cubes. Join this session to learn how to write applications and queries that take full advantage of the OLAP capabilities in Microsoft SQL Server 2005.

Presenter: Andrew J. Brust, Chief, New Technology , twentysix New York

Andrew Brust is chief of new technology at twentysix New York, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner.  With more than 18 years of experience programming and consulting, Andrew is the Microsoft Regional Director for New York and New Jersey, a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for Microsoft Visual Basic, and a member of the Microsoft Business Intelligence Partner Advisory Council. Andrew coauthored Programming Microsoft SQL Server 2005 (Microsoft Press, 2006). A highly rated speaker at international conferences, Andrew is vice-chairman of the New York Software Industry Association (NYSIA) and a member of the International .NET Association Speaker Bureau.

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