I am importing the ssrs report from .automsvc extension and I am facing the below issue as .Can any one help me how can I solve this issue
Tablix1: The remote server returned an error: (500) Internal Server Error.
If you have any date columns delete them from the SSRS report and see if the PowerPivot connection works. You may need to play with formatting if you want to add the columns back. Trial and error.
Yea, took me a bit to find, but the issue is simple and also stupid. Power Pivot has issues with importing "Calculated Fields" - But I think these are Sharepoint created and might still work with Infopath created Calculated fields, hope this helps someone. Once I removed the calculated fields I stopped getting this error immediately.
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I am attempting to fix a cognos framework package which has not been working due to a field it was referencing no longer being available in the data. The reson for this was the field had been renamed.
I have update the fields in the foundation and presentation layers and re-built the relationships which use the expired field but when trying to validate the package it shows an error saying that it is still using the field which doesn't exist.
Any help would be great thanks.
Please disregard. I think this was a cacheing issue. I have had the server this is on restarted and the issue has resolved itself.
I am getting an error that makes no sense when saving a table created within VS2012, SQL Express 2008 R2.
Item in the Virtualizing TreeView cannot be null
This is a table save not a rebuild, unless that happens anyway. But I do not get this error at any other time, even after creating new web page, or saving changes to an existing page.
Really not sure where to look for the cause. I have not changed any of the pages that use the treeview in over 3 years. They are in a totally different part of the web site.
Any help appreciated.
I also encountered the same problem some time ago and landed here to see not much solution has been provided.
What I found is that, if that instance of VS is closed and a new instance is reopened then that error is getting resolved.
Hi you can go to server explorer in VS and right click on your connection. It will ask you for Database Diagramming select yes for it. Now you will not get this error.
I am getting an error frequently while converting access database to sql which is given below as
Conversion Error , There is nothing to process in ssma while converting from access to sql
If anyone has faced same problem
please share the answer
Thanks in advance.
i got the answer here it is..
According to the log, in your start menu you should have two shortcuts, one to 32-bit version, another to 64-bit. Or you can go to the folder where ssma is installed (again by looking at the shortcut), and see if there are two similar executables. Try both.
link-http://www.experts-exchange.com/Database/MS-SQL-Server/Q_28433397.html
After hours, I realized that the access file corrupts after a few tries. When i could, I took the original access file and made the complete convertion.
I am trying to see the MDX which is used in Cube Browser. I searched on google and once again I am being redirected StackOverflow's post View MDX query generated while browsing a cube
Yes, I can see the MDX but when I try to execute the same MDX (copied from Profiler and pasted in SSMS) in SSMS- Analysis server, it does not executes and gives me error.
Am I doing something wrong here? If not, is there any other way to get the MDX out of the cube?
Thanks
Would be helpful to have the error message, but I guess the definition of this set (?) is missing :
select non empty [{73C699C7-F74B-48A7-96AE-E131412D0725}Pivot73Axis0Set0] ...
from your request. Somehow you should have a WITH SET ... in the MDX request as well.
I tried working this out and consulted number of forums but could not get an absolute answer.
But I found a way around for the same using MS EXcel and a plugin http://olappivottableextend.codeplex.com/
you need to include the creation of the set [{73C699C7-F74B-48A7-96AE-E131412D0725}Pivot73Axis0Set0]
It's probably a few line before the code you posted
After making some deep analysis, I have found that SQL Profiler is more awesome tool which helps you to get this query.
What you need to do is Capture all the query between the batch operations and then put them in MDX Query pane in SSMS.
You can execute them one by one and get the result.
A very simple solution:
If you have EXCEL 2010 installed + PowerPivot plugin...
So you open excel 2010 you go to "Powerpivot Icon" you try to open a new connexion ...Then you'll see a window title "MDX STATEMENT" you choose design...
When you finishe designing your cube Y'll see the MDX Statement related...
This is driving me insane. I am trying to get a basic Report to show with Report Viewer but cant get the DataSet to show in the Website Data Source window no matter what I do.
I created a dataset..picked the proc I want, etc. without any problems. I added my RDLC and tried adding a table that I can bind data to but the Windows that contains the Data Sources is empty.
Im using VS 2008. Is there anything im doing wrong? Ive followed some tutorials but cant get further due to this issue.
Ok..figured it out after wasting 1 day on it.
As I said i am running VS 2008 and what I did was remove all the DLL references one by one until the window populated with some datasources. I found out a reference to Entity Spaces cause the problem. So I create the reports and when im down add back the reference. A pain but it now works.
Jeeesh.