Performing Compression

Hello Gurus,
How Function (easy way) Performing Compression ???
THNX

Hi Baris,
Compressing an infocube saves space on disk, but the request ID's are removed during the compression process.so, before you go for compression it is very imp that u make sure that data in the cube is correct, becoz once u compress the data u no longer can delete incorrect requests.
Steps to Perform compression on cube:
Check the content of ur uncompressed fact table.  
     1. Switch to contents tab page
     2. Choose dispaly to display the fact table
     3. In the dta Browser, chosse correct button
After determining that data is correct, compress cube as follow
    1. Select required Cube and chosse Manage Button from the context menu
    2. On the collapse tab strip in the request ID fields. enter the request ID of ur most recent request.
    3. Chosse the release button and then the selection button.
    4. In the start time window, choose immediately and then save the job. Now the compression process begins.
    5. Goto request tab page, in the compression status coloumn, a green flag indicates that compression is sucessful.
Choose refresh i u r unable to see greeen flag immediately.
Regards,
Rajkandula.

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