Hi Team,
i want give a comment for my Calculated members or measures ,how we can give.
can anyone help on this.
Regards
Mallikarjun
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how to set Help or Comment for my fileds
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how to use http to connect a MS Tabular DB
Hi all,
For SSAS multidimensional DB, we can use http://SSASName/OLAP/msmdpump.dll to connect. how about Tabular ?
Does anybody can let me know ?
Thanks
James Liang
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Cannot Create New Dimension in Cube.
Hi everyone,
I am trying to create new Dimension using Code, but it gives me error.
Code:
var objDimension = db.Dimensions.Add("Temp1");objDimension.Type = DimensionType.Regular;
objDimension.Source = new DataSourceViewBinding(db.DataSourceViews[0].ID);
objDimension.StorageMode = DimensionStorageMode.Molap;
DimensionAttribute attr;
attr = objDimension.Attributes.Add("TempColumn");
attr.Usage = AttributeUsage.Key;
attr.Type = AttributeType.Regular;
attr.OrderBy = OrderBy.Key;
attr.KeyColumns.Add(CreateDataItem(db.DataSourceViews[0], "TempTable", "TempColumn"));
attr.NameColumn = CreateDataItem(db.DataSourceViews[0], "TempTable", "TempColumn");
objDimension.Update();
objDimension.Process(ProcessType.ProcessFull);
While process a cube it gives me below error:
Internal error: The operation terminated unsuccessfully.Errors in the high-level relational engine. The data source view does not contain a definition for the 'TempColumn' column in the 'TempTable' table or view.
Errors in the OLAP storage engine: An error occurred while the dimension, with the ID of 'Temp1', Name of 'Temp1' was being processed.
Errors in the OLAP storage engine: An error occurred while the 'TempColumn' attribute of the 'Temp1' dimension from the 'Temp' database was being processed.
Server: The current operation was cancelled because another operation in the transaction failed.
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What is Alternate of Report Model(.smdl) in SQL Server 2016 and how to Migrate .smdl Reports to SQL Server 2016
Dear Sir,
As we are migrating from SQL Server 2008 to SQL Server 2016. We found that in SQL Server 2016, Report Model is going to deprecate, thus we need guidance with following points -
1. We have a requirement to expose data so that end user can design their own reports. We need a solution that will work across SQL versions ranging from SQL 2008 standard edition to SQL 2016 standard edition.
2. We have been using Report Models to expose data to end users who were then able to design their own reports using report builder.
3. I am unable to do this on SQL 2016. Is there any way? Can I at least deploy existing Report Models in 2016 or even deployment is not possible.
4. What is the way in which I can achieve similar functionality in SQL Server 2016. On reading over the internet I see Analysis Services Cubes and Tabular Models mentioned as alternates. What is the complete list of such alternates and what are their pros and cons. We need to build several types of reports ranging from summarized MIS reports to detailed transaction reports and Document Views. Which flavor of SQL 2016 are they supported in? Specifically are they supported in Standard version. Are they also supported in SQL 2008? What is SSDT? What is Power BI? Can it be of use to us? If yes can you point me to resources/tutorials associated with these so that I can get started.
5. Can we migrate old Reports already made on Report Model (.smdl) to sql server 2016 ? Are there any Tools available for same.
We are very confused and need guidance.
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Multidimensional modeling: how to model for queries "turnover in my sales region"?
Dear experts ;-)
I'm stuck with my modeling knowledge of SSAS Multidimensional (not "Tabular Model"). My feeling is that it should be possible by many-to-many modeling. But I'm a little kind of a novice in that part. I don't start from scratch! I want to add some requirements to an existing cube.
The starting position:
"Fact_Turnover" like:
Dealer Product PostCode Turnover
----------- ----------- -------- -----------
1 2201 C 20
2 2201 D 100
1 2201 A 50
2 2201 B 30
"Dim_Geography_A" like:
DealerId DealerName DealerGroupId DealerGroupName RegionStructureA RegionStructureAName
----------- ------------- ------------- ----------------- ---------------- ---------------------
1 Dealer 1 1 DlrGroup 1 1 RegionA 1
2 Dealer 2 1 DlrGroup 1 1 RegionA 2
"Dim_Geography_B" like:
DealerId DealerName DealerGroupId DealerGroupName RegionStructureB RegionStructureBName
----------- ------------- ------------- ----------------- ---------------- ---------------------
1 Dealer 1 1 DlrGroup 1 1 RegionB 1
2 Dealer 2 1 DlrGroup 1 2 RegionB 2
The two geographic dimensions should be leaved untouched.
Now I want to model a dimension for turnover 'in my sales region' and 'out of my sales region'.
"Sales region" is defined as follows:
Dealer 1 sales in PostCode A.
Dealer 2 sales in PostCode B.
Postcode C is part of the sales region for DlrGroup 1.
Postcode D isn't part of the sales region for DlrGroup 1 for RegionStructureA, but for RegionStructurB.
I want to query the turnover at all levels of my geographic dimensions, i.e.
on dealer level, dealer group level and region level.
I tried to model it with some many-to-many approaches, but got stuck.
Any hints are really heartly welcome. ;-)
Are there any questions left? Please don't hesitate to ask. I try to answer as quick as possible.
Special thanks in advance!
Kind regards
Lutz
I'm stuck with my modeling knowledge of SSAS Multidimensional (not "Tabular Model"). My feeling is that it should be possible by many-to-many modeling. But I'm a little kind of a novice in that part. I don't start from scratch! I want to add some requirements to an existing cube.
The starting position:
"Fact_Turnover" like:
Dealer Product PostCode Turnover
----------- ----------- -------- -----------
1 2201 C 20
2 2201 D 100
1 2201 A 50
2 2201 B 30
"Dim_Geography_A" like:
DealerId DealerName DealerGroupId DealerGroupName RegionStructureA RegionStructureAName
----------- ------------- ------------- ----------------- ---------------- ---------------------
1 Dealer 1 1 DlrGroup 1 1 RegionA 1
2 Dealer 2 1 DlrGroup 1 1 RegionA 2
"Dim_Geography_B" like:
DealerId DealerName DealerGroupId DealerGroupName RegionStructureB RegionStructureBName
----------- ------------- ------------- ----------------- ---------------- ---------------------
1 Dealer 1 1 DlrGroup 1 1 RegionB 1
2 Dealer 2 1 DlrGroup 1 2 RegionB 2
The two geographic dimensions should be leaved untouched.
Now I want to model a dimension for turnover 'in my sales region' and 'out of my sales region'.
"Sales region" is defined as follows:
Dealer 1 sales in PostCode A.
Dealer 2 sales in PostCode B.
Postcode C is part of the sales region for DlrGroup 1.
Postcode D isn't part of the sales region for DlrGroup 1 for RegionStructureA, but for RegionStructurB.
I want to query the turnover at all levels of my geographic dimensions, i.e.
on dealer level, dealer group level and region level.
I tried to model it with some many-to-many approaches, but got stuck.
Any hints are really heartly welcome. ;-)
Are there any questions left? Please don't hesitate to ask. I try to answer as quick as possible.
Special thanks in advance!
Kind regards
Lutz
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PREVIOUSMONTH() always returns "(blank)"
I am unable to get the PREVIOUSMONTH() function to work properly; it always returns blank. As far as I can tell, my syntax is OK, so I must be missing something. Hopefully someone can identify what I'm doing wrong?
Here is an example of three measures I have in a model of the Adventure Works DW using the FactInternetSales table:
Sum of SalesAmount := SUM([SalesAmount])
Sales This Month := TOTALMTD([Sum of SalesAmount],FactInternetSales[ShipDate])
Sales Last Month := CALCULATE([Sum of SalesAmount],PREVIOUSMONTH(FactInternetSales[ShipDate]))
"Sum of SalesAmount" and "Sales This Month" return good values, but "Sales Last Month" always returns "(blank)"
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Send email through Email Subscription only when record exists
Hi,
We are using SSRS Reports based on Report Model (.smdl), and sending mail through My Subscription - Mail, Now I want to send Email only in case of records exists otherwise not.
As this report is Model based report so semantic query is generated and executed dynamically at run time and this query is so expensive (taking approx 2-3 minutes to execute) so we don't want to execute it again to check whether record exists or not.
What is the alternate way to stop sending mail when record is not exists.
Regards,
WFX
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No table visible in dimension designer and incorrect column mappings
In the dimension designer window I can not see any table. When checking column mappings I also see that they reference a wrong table. Weird thing is that I am able to process and deploy the cube.
The cube in question is working just fine on our production environment.
When importing the cube from our production environment in VS 2015 (update 3) I see the exact same problem.
What is going on ? And, more important, how can I fix this :)
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Value in fact table but not in teh dimension table
Hi guys, completely lost the touch with SSAS. I've got a in the fact table A B C D and in the dimension only A B C (not D). The cube is not going to be processed for this reason. How can I handle this situation?
Many Thanks
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SSAS Tabular XMLA Event Sessions are getting deleted after system restart. Any solution for this
SSAS Tabular XMLA Event Sessions are getting deleted after system restart. Any solution for this?
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Dinamic pecentage on total
Hi guys, I totally lost the touch in SSAS. I remember I used to build a calculation in order to give me the percentage of the dimension I am looking at. Let 's say I've got A 10 B 10 C 20, the total is going to be 40 and the percentage will be A 25 B 25 C 50. If I query another dimension, let's say Y 80 X 120 I 'd like to retrieve Y 40 and X 60.
Practically, how can I build a calculation that give me dynamically the percentage on the total.
I already did but ages ago.
Thanks
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| Forefront Identity Manager Technical Guru – July 2016 |
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| Jeff Ingalls | Microsoft Identity Manager 2016 Schema | Ed Price: “Wow! I was reading this, not sure what to make of it, because there isn’t a ton of text breaking it down. But when I started scrolling down that first table, I realized how amazing and valuable the data is! And then the Gallery item just really tops off this article. Great job!” |
 | Peter Geelen | Microsoft Identity Manager 2016 Handbook: Online Companion Guide | Ed Price: “Fantastic resource and companion to the book! Very helpful to break down the topics!” |
| Microsoft Azure Technical Guru – July 2016 |
 | Kia Zhi Tang (Ryen Tang) | Microsoft Azure: Deploying Windows Server 2016 Nano Server | JH: “Maybe one of the largest articles I have seen, but a good one.” AS: “Good and comprehensive article, but a bit too long for me. It could have been split into 2 or even 3 different in a series.” |
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 | Bhushan Gawale | Azure key vault essentials for beginners | JH: “Good introduction to Key Vault.” |
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| Ronen Ariely & Sabah Shariq | List of forums by Languages, categories, and field of discussions | Richard Mueller: “Excellent use of Wiki Guidelines, with even “Return to Top” links (these help in such a long article). This article allows us to search for the forums we want easily. Listing them by category helps.” Ed Price: “Very valuable article, that already has 55 revisions. I see this as an article that’s going to get a lot of use from readers and tweaks from contributors!” |
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| SharePoint 2010 / 2013 Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| Amjad Khan SharePoint | SharePoint Online: Create Site Columns, Content Type and Associate with Custom List or Library at site collection level using PowerShell and CSOM | John Naguib: “Excellent article” Ed Price: “I love the diagrams, description at the top, and the download to the code! It would be good to break the long code block up into sections to explain what the code does more. Great formatting with Headers and the TOC!” |
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| SQL BI and Power BI Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| Thomas LeBlanc | Using a Lookup Component in SSIS | PT: “Tom, you have the only entry this month so YOU WIN! Fortunately it’s also a good post with answers to commonly-asked questions about the SSIS Lookup transform. Thanks” Ed Price: “Fantastic explanations of each piece of the puzzle. Good use of images. This is common, and you go very deep with it. Thank you! It could be improved with Headers and a TOC. Great contribution!” Ronen Ariely: “Nice article. Can be very useful. Missing some important sections like Table of content, background or introduction, conclusions, and links to get more information. I recommend to follow articles templates.” |
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| sridhar vishwanatham | Override creation best practices: Explicit Group issues | Ed Price: “Great write ups that explain the context and then dig into the process/solution! Could benefit from See Also and Reference sections at the end.” |
| Nick Hogarth | Configuration Manager 1606 – OMS Connector (preview feature) by Nick Hogarth | Ed Price: “Great use of images as you lead the reader through the solution! Could benefit from Headers and a TOC. Just type in “[toc]” at the top to create the TOC. Good job on this article!” |
| Transact-SQL Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| Ronen Ariely | SQL Server – Exposing masked data | Samuel Lester: “Outstanding depth, thanks for the great detail on DDM strengths and limitations” Richard Mueller: “A great article describing a new feature. The code is well explained with detailed steps. Thanks!” |
| Universal Windows Apps Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| Santhakumar Munuswamy | Introduction to HoloLens | Ed Price: “A lot of depth and a great intro! Also good to have the Reference section at the end, and the images help provide context! Very important topic, and I’m glad we have this content on TechNet Wiki!” |
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| Visual Basic Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| .paul. | VB.Net OOP Address Book | MR: “Amazing work! Thanks for submitting it!” Richard Mueller: “Great use of Wiki guidelines, with good images and code. We could use more references.” |
| Visual C# Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| SYEDSHANU | ASP.NET Core 1.0 RC2 and Angular2 using WEB API | Jaliya Udagedara: “This is fantastic. Loved seeing use of ASP.NET Core, Angular 2 along with TypeScript. And you can download the full sample code from TechNet Gallery, Perfect!” Ronen Ariely: “The article organized as step-by-step case study, which I love. it starts from prerequisites till the execution, and full project code attached. Well done! ” Carmelo La Monica: “Very great article in alla parts. Good code, Images and presentation.” |
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| Peter Geelen | Wiki: Collection of Practical hints & tips for writing an article (from Wiki blog) | Ronen Ariely: “very useful list of blog posts links.” Ed Price: “Oh boy, what a powerful resource! This is awesome!” Richard Mueller: “An amazing collection of links to valuable information. Having this sorted into categories makes it more useful.” |
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| Windows PowerShell Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| Prashanth Jayaram | PowerShell- DiskSpaceGUI-Tool-MultiServer(s)-Grid-Email-Search-Features | Richard Mueller: “Well explained with good images, code, and references. Lots of code. Could interesting or novel sections of the code be highlighted and futher explained? Perhaps the code should be in the script Gallery.” Ed Price: “Great descriptions. Could benefit from a formatting pass (font style, for example) and more of a breakdown of the code block so that you know what each part of the code does. Good use of images and good Conclusion. Great References section, but it might be good to embed the links in the titles of the articles so that we know what the articles are about a little better. Great contribution!” |
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ALL level results not correct
I have this query with a calculated member :
with member Test as
CASE
WHEN [ROE Account].[Record Type].CURRENTMEMBER.MEMBERVALUE = "LineAvail"
THEN 0
ELSE ([ROE Account].[Record Type].CURRENTMEMBER, [Measures].[Application Master Data Count])
END
select {[Measures].[Application Master Data Count],[Measures].[Test]} on columns,
Non empty {[ROE Account].[Record Type].members} on rows
from [ROE]
I'm wanting to exclude the "LineAvail" number of accounts. The individual results are correct, but the ALL level is not:
It should be 452,979. What do I need to change in the MDX above?
J. Way
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Lock issue
Hi All,
I have two tabular cubes (say cube1 and cube2) and i have one SSIS package which has the custom function "CreatePartition". This function has the script to connect to the cube and create required partition.
I have two SQL agent jobs (say Process Cube1 partition and Process Cube2 Partition). I run both the agent jobs simultaneously, the job is failing with error "While attempting to acquire one or more locks the transaction canceled"
I was searching in google and gone thorough few blogs but my question is, do we have a chance that if two SQL agent jobs access same SSIS package function (CreatePartition) will it get into a deadlock and fail?
Please suggest.. Thanks.
Regards
Jim
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WHERE condition in Dimension
Hi experts,
I want to filter out the data on where Date is greater than 25 of every month in MDX.
I have fact with date surrogate key and distinct count of transaction on the whole year. Now I want to get count of transaction happened after 25th of every month. I have data time dimension. I want to filter on data.
kindly help me.
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DAX Cumulative end-of-year
Hi,
I have a tabular model structure for my small company's profit/loss reporting. At present, the way it works is, after drawing whatever dividends, the carried over profit stays in the company account. Year after year, this builds up, thus providing me with a little buffer.
Therefore, a "true" pictue of my company will be all cumulative carried over profit + year-to-date profit.
I have managed to sort out the year-to-date profit as a measure. But what I need to be able to do, is cumulatively add up all the preceding end-of-company-year profit values.
I'm aware of the end-of-year and previousyear DAX functions, but these only give me the previous year, but I need all the preceding years' values (or at least since when my company began trading). Is there a better way to do this without hard-coding the year values?
Thanks,
Shri
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MDX, how create a new set according to the members in the same dimension, in order to create a calculated member?
with member a as
1..settostr(generate([Dealer].[Total Dealers].members,
descendants( [Dealer].[Total Dealers].currentmember,[Dealer].[Total Dealers].[Dealer Locked])))
select
{ 2.. [Dealer].[Total Dealers].[Dealer Locked].&[63]
,[Dealer].[Total Dealers].[Dealer Locked].&[74]
,[Dealer].[Total Dealers].[Dealer Locked].&[65]
,[Dealer].[Total Dealers].[Dealer Locked].&[76]
} on 0,
{a } on 1
from [MBCLBI]
hey guys,
I need your help. I want to create a calculation "avg(<set1>,measure.sum)". i got the problem about the set1. the set1 is composed by the members of Dealer dimension, like the part2 in the picture above. the numbers of Dealer members is uncertainty. The part1 turns out all of members of Dealer dimension. But i only want the part1 included members in part2.
with member a as
settostr(generate(Existing [Dealer].[Total Dealers].members,
descendants( [Dealer].[Total Dealers].currentmember,[Dealer].[Total Dealers].[Dealer Locked])))
select
{ [Dealer].[Total Dealers].[Dealer Locked].&[63]
,[Dealer].[Total Dealers].[Dealer Locked].&[74]
,[Dealer].[Total Dealers].[Dealer Locked].&[65]
,[Dealer].[Total Dealers].[Dealer Locked].&[76]
} on 0,
{a } on 1
from [MBCLBI]
i add the key word "Existing" in the part1. But it doesn't work. how can i get the set composed by the members of Dealer dimension. I really need your help. Thanks a lot.
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getting error on measure All fact dimensions in a measure group must be roles of the same database dimension and all roles of that database dimension in the cube must be included in the measure group as fact dimensions.
Hi Friends
I got this error when i build project.
MeasureGroup [Asterisk].[DW Vicidial List] : The cube dimension 'Phone Number' is not included as a fact dimension in the measure group 'DW Vicidial List'. All fact dimensions in a measure group must be roles of the same database dimension and all
roles of that database dimension in the cube must be included in the measure group as fact dimensions. 0 0
Error 2 MeasureGroup [Asterisk].[DW Vicidial List] : The cube dimension 'Call Date' is not included as a fact dimension in the measure group 'DW Vicidial List'. All fact dimensions in a measure group must be roles of the same database dimension and all roles of that database dimension in the cube must be included in the measure group as fact dimensions.
kindly help me to resolve this issue.
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ERROR: Multiple Degenerate Dimensions
I have tried to build multiple degenerate dimensions, I can sucessfully add one, when I add a second I get this error.
"All fact dimension in a measure group must be roles of the same database dimension."
Does anyone know what this means?
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Attaching cube fails
Hi,
After some MS updates our SQL server failed to work fine. So we took a full server backup with Tivoli and reinstalled OS on server.
Now when I try to attach SSAS DB it fails with error, that there is on detach log file in db folder. It is true, since we were in a hurry and did not detach SSAS dbs. Is there any way to attach it without this log file, maybe recreate it somehow manually?
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