Why are Cube View Groups included in Cube View Profiles?

Cube View Groups are included in Cube View Profiles primarily because profiles control how the Cube Views within the groups are accessed. This means that through these profiles, administrators can dictate how different users or user groups interact with specific data visualizations or reporting views. By managing access through profiles, organizations can enforce security protocols and ensure that users only see the Cube Views that are relevant or permitted for their role within the organization.

The inclusion of Cube View Groups in profiles allows for a structured and organized way to manage these views, ensuring that necessary permissions can be applied seamlessly across multiple Cube Views, rather than configuring each one individually. This not only streamlines the management process but also enhances the overall governance of data access.

In contrast, while enhancing performance, simplifying data entry, and limiting user access are all valid considerations in overall application design and use, they do not directly address the primary function of Cube View Profiles in managing accessibility and permissions for Cube Views.