Changing the SSAS mode
You can change the mode in which SSAS runs, either Tabular or Multidimensional. To change the mode, use the Amazon Web Services Management Console or the Amazon CLI to modify the options settings in the SSAS option.
Important
You can only use one SSAS mode at a time. Make sure to delete all of the SSAS databases before changing the mode, or you receive an error.
The following Amazon RDS console procedure changes the SSAS mode to Tabular and
sets the MAX_MEMORY parameter to 70 percent.
To modify the SSAS option
Sign in to the Amazon Web Services Management Console and open the Amazon RDS console at https://console.amazonaws.cn/rds/
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In the navigation pane, choose Option groups.
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Choose the option group with the
SSASoption that you want to modify (ssas-se-2017in the previous examples). -
Choose Modify option.
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Change the option settings:
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For Max memory, enter
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For Mode, choose Tabular.
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Choose Modify option.
The following Amazon CLI example changes the SSAS mode to Tabular and sets the MAX_MEMORY parameter to 70
percent.
For the CLI command to work, make sure to include all of the required parameters, even if you're not modifying them.
To modify the SSAS option
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Use one of the following commands.
For Linux, macOS, or Unix:
aws rds add-option-to-option-group \ --option-group-namessas-se-2017\ --options "OptionName=SSAS,VpcSecurityGroupMemberships=sg-12345e67,OptionSettings=[{Name=MAX_MEMORY,Value=70},{Name=MODE,Value=Tabular}]" \ --apply-immediatelyFor Windows:
aws rds add-option-to-option-group ^ --option-group-namessas-se-2017^ --options OptionName=SSAS,VpcSecurityGroupMemberships=sg-12345e67,OptionSettings=[{Name=MAX_MEMORY,Value=70},{Name=MODE,Value=Tabular}] ^ --apply-immediately