I created an SSAS tabular project in Visual Studio 2019. I used the integration mode for the workspace database. I have no probelm connecting to this worksapce space model from Excel, SSMS, Power BI and DAX studio. However, when I clicked the 'Analyze in Excel' button in the model, it just did nothing. Nothing happened. This is realy annoying, because I want to use it for testing roles, perspectives and translations features etc. Can anyone please be able to help me? Thanks in advance.
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Marcus
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So I have learned how to create a connection between AutoCAD and my SQL Server using the 'DBCONNECT MANAGER' tool within AutoCAD.
My next goal is to try and change the value/text of an existing label I have created in AutoCAD through an SQL update.
I am fairly experienced in SQL but I am very new to AutoCAD and the whole SQL-AutoCAD integration process in general.
I am setting up this question to ask if someone could point me the right way to achieving this SQL update.
Ultimately I want to be able to change the value of the label that is inside my AutoCAD project save from SQL.
Any advice/help/links/tutorials on this type of stuff would be extremely helpful as I have found very little on the web about this.
Thank you in Advance.
I will try my best to explain in detail what information I am looking for =)
I would like to know how I could go about making a simple little program in Visual Basic 2010 that has a button you click with drop down menu beside it to search for an excel or sql file on your computer and then you select it. Then you click a button saying "import into sql" or a different button saying "export to excel."
These buttons would of course do what they say... either importing the chosen excel file into sql or exporting the sql file into excel.
Thank you so much for any help you might be able to offer.
I think you should look into the Business Intelligence Developer Studio that is built into Visual Studio 2008. It has a lot of developer tools that allow the transformation of data from SQL to flatfiles or vice versa. This is mostly done in the integration services area of the studio and is done through the creating of a ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) process. So to make a file that could be imported into excel you would save it as a flatfile that is seperated by a common delimeter that could then be hooked up to an excel sheet. Also, the BI development studio has not yet been updated to VS 2010 so you would have to get a copy of VS 2008.
my question is simple:
Is there anyway to generate the database sql creaton script from a Visio 2003 model?
I prefer Visio, however can be other program (freeware) that allows me to somehow agilize the process between the model and the sql code.
Thanks in advance!
I could be wrong, but I think the commands to generate DDL disappeared with Visio 2003. Apparently you now need the "Enterprise Edition" or some such dreck.
Also, this is a repeat of this question , and the original pointed to this free service: http://aboutwhatever.net/posts/visio-2007-database-model-ddl-generation
which does allow you to do what you want, with certain restrictions.
Once upon a time, there was Visio for Enterprise Architects.
There is a promising add-in for Visio 2010.
im having major issues trying to mirror our newly upgrade database solution (to GDR)... specifically the database project settings.
when i run a schema compare, i get differences on the IsTornPageProtectionOn variable, however when I go to the settings of the database project this setting is nowhere to be found!
i have tried googling for any sort of reference to this property in the visual studio 2k8 UI, however i cant find anything. only a bunch of obscure references on the msdn site, which dont say anything in regards to the ui.
if someone could point me in the right direction i would greatly appreciate it.
i am using sql server 2005.
i figured out an (obvious) workaround to this...
i simply edited the database settings file (the Database.sqlsettings file) in notepad and changed the setting via there. much easier :)
although if someone DOES still know where to change it from in the UI, i would appreciate it if you left a comment :)
I'm giving Visual Studio Team System 2008 Database Edition (GDR Version) a go on a new project I'm working on and have come up against a slightly annoying problem that I am hoping someone knows how to resolve.
In a nutshell, I would like to alter the default templates used to generate database objects, particularly stored procedures. In the past, using SSMS, I have simply created my own templates which contain the formatting, default number of parameters, etc, that I would generally like to use whenever I create a new sproc. This obviously eliminates a good amount of hand coding and just "feels right" to me to have some consistency in my T-SQL code.
I've tried editing the .sql files located in ..\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\DBPro\Items by adding the formatting and default constructs I would like to use. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get VSTS to recognize these changes. When I add a new stored procedure using the GUI it still uses the default stored procedure formatting.
I've tried shutting down Visual Studio and starting it back up after making these adjustments, but that doesn't seem to have any effect.
Does anyone know how to do this? I haven't been able to find any documentation on MSDN or the DBPro teams' blogs, but I have a feeling this can done. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\DBPro\Items is a legacy directory. These are the wrong templates. The right templates are in Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VSTSDB\Extensions\SqlServer\Items. Editing these works, and you don't even have to close visual studio.