I have a model created in SSDT (Visual Studio) for SQL Server Analysis Services Tabular. I deployed the model and it works fine.
How can I change the schema of some underlying tables in the model? Some of data types changed and some new columns added in SQL Server tables.
Thanks
If you have made changes in your underlying data source, you can go to the Table Menu -> Table Properties.
This will bring up a window that shows your table and all its columns. There is a check box on each column. If you have added fields, find the fields and make sure the check box is checked. When you click OK, any change in data types should be picked up.
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I use Bartender 2016 Enterprise Automation Edition in my packaging station. Right now Bartender designs are connected to excel files which leads to errors sometimes. I am trying to get rid of excel files and connect the bartender directly to my ERP database.
I created a View in my ERP Database in SQL Server. The View list all the products and lot numbers and related information. Here is the View. All I need for design.
View Result
In Bartender I created a form so that user should enter lot number, and Bartender must find the corresponding data (barcode, date, Product code, name) and put it in the label.
Here is the design and form.
design
form
I have already done my connection with my View.
Connection Settings
But this is not enough. To pass a parameter from Bartender to the database, from my research, I think I should use a query. Manual connection settings.
Can you give an example of query for this project?
In Eclipse, I try to create entity classes based on an existing database schema.
The wizard works until the end and creates the appropriate classes.
Except for one thing. Some classes are not being found by code as they're not generated.
In the "Customize individual entities" dialog, all the tables show up. Some of them don't have any columns being displayed in this dialog.
What works:
I can create relationships, even to these "missing" columns
I see these tables in Eclipses "Data Source Explorer"
The exact same columns don't appear in the JPA conversion dialog. The table has no arrow to further expand the item in the GUI.
I've already created a new workspace - without the success I'm looking for.
Why?
I'm using Microsoft SQL Server with the original sqljdbc4.jar
Although I have no idea why it happens, I finally know how to fix it:
In the Data Source Explorer, just expand the nodes in the tree until you see all the tables and their respective columns.
Somehow, they don't get loaded in the wizard. But they seem to do when opened in the data source explorer.
Afterwards, they also show up in the wizard.
Disconnecting and reconnecting using the Data Source Explorer fixed it for us.
I have two *.mdf databases and trying to copy the ASP.NET membership tables from one to the other.
I have tried the data\schema compare tool which I am either not using correctly or it won't find anything to add\update for some reason.
Publish to provider created an sql file with the data and schema. Don't know how I can use it from within VS to pull some tables I need and add to another existing database.
Is there a console or something I can launch a query from for SQL Server Express to copy tables from one of the db's in its DATA directory to another ?
Update: Just used the import/export data wizard. It finally copied all my tables without error but for some reason did not retain the relationship data/foreign keys. The tables that I copied over to the other database did not exist on the database, so no type conflict could arise but it still didn't copy the diagram and relationships.
Is it require to Copy in real time?..i had made code that copy Data from Sqlserver to MySql but it's real time and if you want to copy data not in real time then You Have to Use Migration toolkit.
I'm trying to create an analysis service cube.
The source data for the dimensions etc is coming from tables on a Sql Server 2000 box.
I want to create the cube though on a sql server 2008r2 box.
How do i do this? BIDS seems to want to put the cube in the same place as the data feed? Does that source data have to be on the same server as the cube?
The source data can be located anywhere. The connection string in your data source defines where the data is read from. Set the deployment server in your project properties to tell BIDS where to deploy the cube to.
I have a table which has approximately sixty tables, and other tables are added constantly. Each table is a part of a schema.
A such quantity of tables makes it difficult to use Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 2008. For example, I must scroll up in object explorer to access database related functions, or scroll down each time I need to access Views or Security features.
Is it possible to group several tables to be able to expand or collapse them in Object Explorer? Maybe a folder may be displayed for each schema, letting collapse the folders I don't need to use?
In SQL Server 2008, you can apply filters to your object explorer views.
Find the Filter button and click on it
Define your filter - filtering by object name and/or schema is possible
Filtered view of your objects: