Showing posts with label identify. Show all posts
Showing posts with label identify. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Cube Wizard not detecting a Fact Table in SSAS

Hi,

While trying to create a Cube using the Cube Wizard, Under 'Identify Fact and Dimension Tables' screen, When I try to check either 'Fact' or 'Dimension' option box for a FactTable, SS is flagging an error.

Can someone tell me as to why this is happening ?

The wizard relies on the relationships in the DSV, so if these are missing or incorrect the wizard may have problems figuring things out.|||A little more specificially, every Fact Table must have one or more Dimension Tables which can be reached from it based on the relationships in the DSV. You probably just need to select a table for use as a dimension, possibly even the fact table itself, and then the wizard should let you continue.|||

Thanks Darren and Matt for your replies.

I modified the Fact table to have FKs with Dimension Tables and now the Wizard detects it successfully.

Cheers,

Sundar

Cube Wizard not detecting a Fact Table in SSAS

Hi,

While trying to create a Cube using the Cube Wizard, Under 'Identify Fact and Dimension Tables' screen, When I try to check either 'Fact' or 'Dimension' option box for a FactTable, SS is flagging an error.

Can someone tell me as to why this is happening ?

The wizard relies on the relationships in the DSV, so if these are missing or incorrect the wizard may have problems figuring things out.|||A little more specificially, every Fact Table must have one or more Dimension Tables which can be reached from it based on the relationships in the DSV. You probably just need to select a table for use as a dimension, possibly even the fact table itself, and then the wizard should let you continue.|||

Thanks Darren and Matt for your replies.

I modified the Fact table to have FKs with Dimension Tables and now the Wizard detects it successfully.

Cheers,

Sundar

Cube Wizard not detecting a Fact Table in SSAS

Hi,

While trying to create a Cube using the Cube Wizard, Under 'Identify Fact and Dimension Tables' screen, When I try to check either 'Fact' or 'Dimension' option box for a FactTable, SS is flagging an error.

Can someone tell me as to why this is happening ?

The wizard relies on the relationships in the DSV, so if these are missing or incorrect the wizard may have problems figuring things out.|||A little more specificially, every Fact Table must have one or more Dimension Tables which can be reached from it based on the relationships in the DSV. You probably just need to select a table for use as a dimension, possibly even the fact table itself, and then the wizard should let you continue.|||

Thanks Darren and Matt for your replies.

I modified the Fact table to have FKs with Dimension Tables and now the Wizard detects it successfully.

Cheers,

Sundar

Cube Wizard not detecting a Fact Table in SSAS

Hi,

While trying to create a Cube using the Cube Wizard, Under 'Identify Fact and Dimension Tables' screen, When I try to check either 'Fact' or 'Dimension' option box for a FactTable, SS is flagging an error.

Can someone tell me as to why this is happening ?

The wizard relies on the relationships in the DSV, so if these are missing or incorrect the wizard may have problems figuring things out.|||A little more specificially, every Fact Table must have one or more Dimension Tables which can be reached from it based on the relationships in the DSV. You probably just need to select a table for use as a dimension, possibly even the fact table itself, and then the wizard should let you continue.|||

Thanks Darren and Matt for your replies.

I modified the Fact table to have FKs with Dimension Tables and now the Wizard detects it successfully.

Cheers,

Sundar

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

CSDVersion key for Service Pack

I was looking up the changes in SP3 and SP3a, and basically the ways to
identify the service pack is installed on the system. In one of the
references I found that the CSDVersion key under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSSQLServer\MSSQLServer\CurrentVersion
has changed.
I wanted to know whether the CSDVersion key changes with every service pack
release.From what I have heard, that is not a reliable measure.
"Harshal" <Harshal@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AAE3B70A-AEDE-4350-B872-D44697DD759F@.microsoft.com...
> I was looking up the changes in SP3 and SP3a, and basically the ways to
> identify the service pack is installed on the system. In one of the
> references I found that the CSDVersion key under
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSSQLServer\MSSQLServer\CurrentVersion
> has changed.
> I wanted to know whether the CSDVersion key changes with every service
> pack
> release.