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XMLA stands for XML for Analysis and is a standard for accessing data in OLAP, data mining, and online data sources. Simple Object Access Protocol is the name of the protocol. The ‘Discover’ and ‘Execute’ methods are used by XMLA. Discover retrieves data from the internet, whereas ‘Execute’ allows programmes to run against data sources.
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XMLA is a standard for gaining access to data in analytical systems like OLAP. It is built on the foundations of XML, SOAP, and HTTP.
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MDXML is a query language defined by XMLA. The single MDXML construct in the XMLA 1.1 version is an MDX statement wrapped in the tag.