Since the SQL cube is located inside a SQL Analytical database we need to add that as a linked server to our working SQL Server.Following are the steps for linking the SQL Analytical service database to our local SQL Server:Step 1: Open SQL Server Management studio and connect to our local/remote SQL ServerStep 2: Expand Server Object -> right click the Linked Severs -> click the "New Linked Server" option from the context menu. (See the figure below.)Step 3: The following popup will open for adding a "New Linked Server". Make sure that you select the provider as "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for Analysis Services 10.0" Step 4: Now you can view your cubes from the "Catalogs" folder in the linked server.Step 5: Use the Openquery SQL statement as shown below to query the data from the cube: SELECT * FROM Openquery ("LinkedServerName",'MDX Query for fetching data from cube')Step 6: Create one stored procedure with this Openquery SQL statement and call this SP from a .Net application.Sample Stored Procedure:CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[SP_FetchDataFromCube]
AS BEGIN
declare @mdx_query as varchar(max), @open_query as nvarchar(max), @linked_server as varchar(max)
set @mdx_query = 'SELECT NON EMPTY {[Measures].[Premium Paid]} ON COLUMNS,NON EMPTY {([Branch].[Branch].[City])} DIMENSION PROPERTIES MEMBER_CAPTION, MEMBER_UNIQUE_NAME ON ROWS FROM [Comm_Per]'
set @linked_server = 'linked server OLAP'
set @open_query = 'SELECT * FROM OpenQuery ("'+@linked_server+'",'''+ @mdx_query + ''')'
execute sp_executesql @open_query
END
GO
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