The Paging feature is used to enhance the performance of Cube Views containing more than how many unsuppressed rows?

The Paging feature is used to enhance the performance of Cube Views containing more than how many unsuppressed rows?

• A. More than 1,000
• B. More than 10,000
• C. More than 100,000
• D. More than 5,000

Answer: (C)

When a cube view returns a very large set of rows, loading them all at once can slow down the UI and consume a lot of memory. Paging tackles this by delivering data in smaller chunks (pages) and letting you move through the pages instead of rendering everything at once. The threshold at which this approach kicks in is when there are more than 100,000 unsuppressed rows. Unsuppressed rows are those not filtered out by prompts or dimension selections, so as you apply filters the count drops and paging may no longer be needed. Therefore, paging is most beneficial for cube views with more than 100,000 unsuppressed rows.

When a cube view returns a very large set of rows, loading them all at once can slow down the UI and consume a lot of memory. Paging tackles this by delivering data in smaller chunks (pages) and letting you move through the pages instead of rendering everything at once. The threshold at which this approach kicks in is when there are more than 100,000 unsuppressed rows. Unsuppressed rows are those not filtered out by prompts or dimension selections, so as you apply filters the count drops and paging may no longer be needed. Therefore, paging is most beneficial for cube views with more than 100,000 unsuppressed rows.