Read Part 1 of this book if you are responsible for:
Read Part I if you frequently work with OLAP (online analytical processing) cubes and you want to analyze the data for deviant values. You should understand the data and the methods that were used to create the cubes. As an OLAP analyst or "power user," you might be responsible for creating, editing, managing, and running deviation detection definitions.
Read Viewing deviations if you want only to examine deviation detection definition results.
See the OLAP Miner online help for more information about creating deviation detection definitions or viewing deviations.
Read Part 2 of this book if you are responsible for:
As the OLAP Miner administrator, you should have experience in networking and system administration. Read Part II for information about OLAP Miner system architecture, directory structure, server and client configuration files, commands, the mining run scheduling program, access privileges, performance, and file backup and recovery.