Estimated Count or Partition Count must be specified for cube objects that require counting...

While creating an aggregation design for a partition in SSAS Cube using SQL Server Management Studio, below error was thrown while trying to get the Estimated Count and Partition Count.

Estimated Count or Partition Count must be specified for cube objects that require counting.

The issue was for some dimension, there is no Estimated Count and those were highlighted in Red color line. Just provide the value for those and it will fix this issue.

Working with large Data Warehouses and Cubes...

In this post I include some of the best practices identified while working with large Data Warehouses and Cubes.
  • Use table partitioning for daily or monthly basis, depending on the data frequency.
  • Merge old partitions by considering the historical and changing data availability.
  • Design and implement table partitioning before loading the data. Otherwise you will be facing issues while trying to create the index for loaded data.
  • If you want to delete particular set of records, truncate the relevant partition. Because it will take more time if you try to delete it with large set of records.
  • Design and implement cube partitions.
  • Process the implemented partitions to load data, rather processing the whole measure group or cube. Otherwise it will utilize almost all the memory and CPU, if we try to load all at once.
  • Also use the Process Data option first and then use Process Index option. Sometimes it takes more time if you use the Process Full option.

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