I want to create new Mondrian data source (by using PostgreSQL) connection in Report-Server.
How can this be achieved?
I am not able to create Saiku reports using the Mondrian connection.
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My existing on-prem ssis package has the structure wherein it uses lookup transform to upsert the data...
Since it's being migrated to azure SQL cloud database , I am unable to configure the lookup connection to azure SQL database.
Given that lookup only supports Oledb connection manager ,I am unable to find any another appraoch.
Already tried creating ado.net connection manager but the same doesn't appears in lookup.
Since I cant modify the existing structure of package,
Could anyone suggest the alternative way wherein I can setup the connection to azure SQL database.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
OLEDB connection to SQL Azure works perfectly and the lookup connection cannot be other than an OLEDB connection. Therefore you need to update the OLEDB connection as described here to be able to connect to the Azure SQL Database. Provide the SQLAdmin credentials or any login with access to the Azure SQL Database on the OLEDB connection.
I am trying to publish cube which is created on pentaho schema workbench and trying to analyses the result into bi server, in this procedure i am successfully published the cube but facing exception of Table not found in statement exception in saiku server even if the table is exist in the mysql database so what can i do to resolve this exception?
Check your data sources file - Saiku is probably not using the right schema for the database so is looking in a different place.
In an existing C# 2010 application, I want to add linq to sql tatements to connect to a sql server 2008 database. When I setup this linq to sql database, I want to be able to setup the connections to the database using the app.config file.
I have read that when you setup the database connection this way, the default database is used. Basically this is ok when you database on the same database. However, when you move from a unit testing database to a user acceptance and/or a production database there is a problem since the database connection is hard coded in the aqpplication.
Thus can you tell me and/or show me with code how to prevent this problem from occuring?
You must create partial class like This
I've added and designed an ADO.NET Entity Data Model (.edmx) and have generated the corresponding DDL Script (.edmx.sql). When I was using SQL Server 2008, all I had to do was connect to it via the Transact-SQL Editor toolbar and execute the SQL. When I try this method, however, it doesn't let me connect to the MySQL server, as it seems to be looking only for Microsoft SQL Servers. I have the latest version of Connector/Net, and can add the MySQL database as a Data Connection, but cannot execute the script I need. What steps are needed to use an Entity Framework model with my MySQL server?
I stumbled across this little property while editing my Data Model:
(This option was installed along side Connector/Net.)
After changing to SSDLToMySQL.tt, right-click and select Generate Database from Model... as you would normally. This will generate the .edmx.sql file, and should give you several errors (as .NET uses SQL Server to parse .sql files.) After generating the DDL script, I opened up MySQL Workbench and pasted the script in. You need to make sure that an appropriately-named schema already exists on the server, then run the script, and voila.
I just want to create a connnection to a linked server i created to an oracle db.
How could i access a linked server?
Similar to this answer - SSIS: how to use a linked server: - you want to create a new connection directly to Oracle rather than go via the linked server. You'll need the Oracle tools installed however.