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Tuesday, March 6, 2012

"Group" property is not displayed.

I've a simple question.
I was trying to generate a List Report. I created a List Object on the pane and placed a database field
something like "=Fields!ProductName.Value".

I want to display the report group by the database field selected above. and subsequntly use this feature to place some more fields.

In the Properties window (select the database field object not the list object and use F4 key to display properties window), when I try to locate Grouping property I could not locate it.

if any body has worked out this already, please let me know how to locate that property?

--Thanks
Ravs

as far as i know, you got to click on the list and choose grouping and not on the database field object and you wont find grouping option from there..

and by clicking on the list window and grouping by the field should work...

I am not sure if this is what you are looking for?

Correct me if i am wrong...

Thanks,
Sankar

|||hey, that works. thanks Sankar.

Sunday, February 19, 2012

"!New" Indicator on report

Is there a way to set how long the "!New" flag is displayed next to a report in reporting services?

Thank you,

Dave

Unfortunately no, this is fixed at 48 hours.

Saturday, February 11, 2012

#N/A in measures - Excel 2003 client

After giving some users read access to the cube, by using a readonly role -
The [Measures] are displayed with #N/A in Excel 2003. Only users with loal administrator previledge can see measures.

Please advise.

What I encountered with AS 2005 was that Cell Security defaulted to denying access to a reader role, resulting in #N/A. So I simply entered "1" as the MDX expression for "allow reading of cube content" - not sure if this is the issue for you as well:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms174847(SQL.90).aspx

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Granting Custom Access to Cell Data

After you grant a database role in Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services (SSAS) read or read/write permissions to a cube, you have to grant to this database role the permission to view some or all cell data. Only granting cube access to a database role does not give that database role access to specific cube cells.

...

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|||Can you please give more details about when AS2005 by default disables cell security ? Creating cell security, even as trivial as constant 1 may have very bad effect on performance, since there are many important optimizations which are disabled in the presence of cell security...|||

Hi Mosha,

From what I can tell (based on a simple prototype AS 2005 RTM cube), cell read is disabled by default, unless "Full control (Administrator)" is selected on this page:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms188508(SQL.90).aspx

>>

General (Role Designer) (SSAS)

>>

And that is regardless of "Enable read permissions" being checked on this page (unless "1" is entered for the "Allow reading of cube content" MDX expression):

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms177279(SQL.90).aspx

>>

Cell Data (Role Designer) (SSAS)

>>

Is there perhaps a better way to configure cell read access for a non-admin role?

|||

Dear ASMK,

Please check your cell security MDX, the measure you are viewing might be in the

denied member list. This might be helpfull.

#N/A in measures - Excel 2003 client

After giving some users read access to the cube, by using a readonly role -
The [Measures] are displayed with #N/A in Excel 2003. Only users with loal administrator previledge can see measures.

Please advise.

What I encountered with AS 2005 was that Cell Security defaulted to denying access to a reader role, resulting in #N/A. So I simply entered "1" as the MDX expression for "allow reading of cube content" - not sure if this is the issue for you as well:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms174847(SQL.90).aspx

>>

Granting Custom Access to Cell Data

After you grant a database role in Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services (SSAS) read or read/write permissions to a cube, you have to grant to this database role the permission to view some or all cell data. Only granting cube access to a database role does not give that database role access to specific cube cells.

...

>>

|||Can you please give more details about when AS2005 by default disables cell security ? Creating cell security, even as trivial as constant 1 may have very bad effect on performance, since there are many important optimizations which are disabled in the presence of cell security...|||

Hi Mosha,

From what I can tell (based on a simple prototype AS 2005 RTM cube), cell read is disabled by default, unless "Full control (Administrator)" is selected on this page:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms188508(SQL.90).aspx

>>

General (Role Designer) (SSAS)

>>

And that is regardless of "Enable read permissions" being checked on this page (unless "1" is entered for the "Allow reading of cube content" MDX expression):

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms177279(SQL.90).aspx

>>

Cell Data (Role Designer) (SSAS)

>>

Is there perhaps a better way to configure cell read access for a non-admin role?

|||

Dear ASMK,

Please check your cell security MDX, the measure you are viewing might be in the

denied member list. This might be helpfull.

Thursday, February 9, 2012

#DELETED displayed in all cells

I have a SQL 2000 database and I'm using Access 2003 to gain access to the
tables. All cells contain #Deleted.
What am I doing wrong?
TIA
Jon
Jon Paskett wrote:
> I have a SQL 2000 database and I'm using Access 2003 to gain access to the
> tables. All cells contain #Deleted.
> What am I doing wrong?
> TIA
> Jon
>
Does it show fine when you use Access 2000 with the database?
Anyway, most probably you have problems with primary keys - i had it couple times when i was using a
table from ODBC connection and primary key was set to the column of UNIQUEIDENTIFIER mssql type.
When i added an INT index column and set it as a primary key, everything works fine!
Also try to link those access 2000 table to a blank database created in Access 2003.
Let me know how it works!
Also if you post what columns (types) do you have in the table, i can have a look.
WYGL,
Andrey

#DELETED displayed in all cells

I have a SQL 2000 database and I'm using Access 2003 to gain access to the
tables. All cells contain #Deleted.
What am I doing wrong?
TIA
Jon
Jon Paskett wrote:
> I have a SQL 2000 database and I'm using Access 2003 to gain access to the
> tables. All cells contain #Deleted.
> What am I doing wrong?
> TIA
> Jon
>
Does it show fine when you use Access 2000 with the database?
Anyway, most probably you have problems with primary keys - i had it couple times when i was using a
table from ODBC connection and primary key was set to the column of UNIQUEIDENTIFIER mssql type.
When i added an INT index column and set it as a primary key, everything works fine!
Also try to link those access 2000 table to a blank database created in Access 2003.
Let me know how it works!
Also if you post what columns (types) do you have in the table, i can have a look.
WYGL,
Andrey