In the advanced properties for the model in the Mining Editor (not wizard)
there is a Parameters property you can enter the parameters for your
algorithm. In the files section at
http://groups.msn.com/AnalysisServicesDataMining there is a sample plug in
that provides a UI for editing parameters
As for the sample provider, in order for it to compile as is, you need a
license for Visual Parse. This is part of our license agreement with
Sandstone software to allow us to redistribute certain files that according
to their license aren't normally redistributable. However, as you have all
of the source code at your disposal, you are free to replace the parser with
any open source parser you can find on the web. I do not know of anyone who
has done this, but you're free to try.
Good luck on your project!
Jamie MacLennan
SQL Server Data Mining
[quoted text, click to view] "ashwin" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> how does the mining model wizard gets the parameter info
> that should be given with the create mining model query
> for ex we need to get a min support and min confidence for
> association rule mining based algoritham .after
> aggregating the algoritham with analysis server will the
> mining model wizard gets it automatically?
> whether it has been implemented in the
> spquerymanager::docreate() method
> pls reply