First of all, make sure that you have authority of the cube you want to build.
In <code>Models</code> page, click the <code>Action</code> drop down button in the right of a cube column and select operation
<code>Build</code>.
There is a pop-up window after the selection, click <code>END DATE</code> input box to select end date of this incremental cube build.
Click <code>Submit</code> to send the build request. After success, you will see the new job in the
<code>Monitor</code> page.
The new job is in “pending” status; after a while, it will be started to run and you will see the progress by refresh the web page or click the refresh button.
Wait the job to finish. In the between if you want to discard it, click <code>Actions</code> -> <code>Discard</code> button.
After the job is 100% finished, the cube’s status becomes to “Ready”, means it is ready to serve SQL queries. In the
<code>Model</code> tab, find the cube, click cube name to expand the section, in the “HBase” tab, it will list the cube segments. Each segment has a start/end time; Its underlying HBase table information is also listed.
If you have more source data, repeate the steps above to build them into the cube.
In the <code>Monitor</code> page, click the job detail button to see detail information show in the right side.
The detail information of a job provides a step-by-step record to trace a job. You can hover a step status icon to see the basic status and information.
Click the icon buttons showing in each step to see the details: <code>Parameters</code>, <code>Log</code>, <code>MRJob</code>.
Parameters
Log
MRJob(MapReduce Job)