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Essbase and IBM DB2

Posted by Dylan Wan on December 27, 2007

I read an interesting article, “IBM DB2–Minus OLAP” from the SQL Server magazine. Essbase used to be OEM-ed and re-branded by IBM as IBM DB2 OLAP server for ten years. The relationship stopped two yeas ago.
Many DB2 customers actually built their custom analytics applications on the top of Essbase.

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