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Problems with Worbench 3.5.3 (i386)


akrause

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I have defined a SQL2005 connection in the Workbench's connection dialogue which seems to work ok because i can browse all my tables of the SQL2005 database.

I have defined my cube, dimensions and measures.

Workbench forces me to use the "dbo" schema when using tables otherwise i can not continue modelling my cube.

But when i try a MDX Query for my cube it presents the following error:

SELECT
[Measures].AllMembers ON COLUMNS,
Hierarchize(([Zeit].[Alle].Children * [Debitoren (Gruppe)].[Alle Debitoren].Children)) ON ROWS
FROM [sales]


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Mondrian Error:Internal error: Error while executing query [select [Measures].AllMembers ON COLUMNS,
  Hierarchize(([Zeit].[Alle].Children * [Debitoren (Gruppe)].[Alle Debitoren].Children)) ON ROWS
from [sales]
]

Mondrian Error:Internal error: while building member cache; sql=[select "tblDimZeiten"."Jahr" as "c0" from "dbo"."tblDimZeiten" as "tblDimZeiten" group by "tblDimZeiten"."Jahr" order by "tblDimZeiten"."Jahr" ASC]

Invalid Objectname 'dbo.tblDimZeiten'.

This table does of course exist in my database, otherwise i could not have used it in the table dropdown in my cube definition.

I need help! What's wrong here?

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Is seems to be a bug (?) in the Workbenck only, because when i test the schema in JasperServer then everything is ok here. But it would be great if testing the schema directly in the Workbench would work too. Has anyone a solution to this problem?



Post Edited by akrause at 06/20/2009 09:32
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It looks like a bug. I have been working more on the Workbench and there were some issues with setting connections.

 

Is the connection you are using the default or first connection in the list? If you set it to be the default, does that work?

 

Sherman

Jaspersoft

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