Query Dimension 1-Cache Data

Hi,
I am running a MDX query and when I checked in profiler its showing a long list of Query dimension (Event Class) 1-Cache data, What does it mean?
I think its not hitting storage engine rather pulling from cache but why so much caching. What does this event class means?
Please help!

Hi Pinu123,
Create Cache for Analysis Services (AS) was introduced in SP2 of SQL Server 2005. It can be used to make one or more queries run faster by populating the OLAP storage engine cache first. The query results were cached in memory for re-use.
In your scenario, you said that the results not hitting storage engine rather pulling from cache. In this case, it seems that this results had been queried by other users and cached in memory. For more information about cache data, please refer to the links
below.
How to warm up the Analysis Services data cache using Create Cache statement
Examining MDX Query performance using Block Computation
Regards,
Charlie Liao
TechNet Community Support

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