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I tried the deployment manually on the report server (use the Upload File link), and got the following error:
"The DataSourceView is missing for the SemanticModel. SemanticModel must have exactly one DataSourceView element. (MissingDataSourceView)".
After some googling, I decided to use the Deplo......
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When deploying a report model, setting up the data source is an important step.
In the report model project below, dsEAMPC is the data source I set up in BIDS. It uses Windows Integration Authentication to access the database.
On the report server, Windows Integration Authentication does not s......
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After some trial and error, this is what I found about the versions when creating Report Model project.
(I’ve been creating Report Server project in the last 3 years. Using Report Builder feels a little strange to me. The good news is that it’s the business users who are going to use th......
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Remember to use the appropriate prefix, ds for data source, dsv for data source view, and model for report model.
This is what the model, smdl file, looks like.
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From the Report manager, click Report Builder from the top menu.
It will start to download the Report Builder.
Once the downloading is finished, here is the report builder. This is the clickOnce version, also the older version. The current version the Report Builder 3.0.
Installing, U......
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Create data source in Report Manager.
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This is from MSDN regarding report model:
In order to build a model, you need to create a report model project. A report model project is a container for the model and consists of one or more data source (.ds) files, one or more data source view (.dsv) files, and one or more report model (.smdl) fi......
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For downstream users, it’s possible to deploy a standalone SQL Server Report Builder so that reporting becomes self-service.
In SQL Server 2008, there is new Report Builder 2.0, which is a standalone report authoring tool.......
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With this simple query,
get this
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This is the title of a recent article on SearchSQLServer.com.
Sponsored by: SAP America, Inc.
How do you know whether you need business intelligence (BI)? Furthermore, do you need dashboards and scorecards, and what functionality would you need in your query and analysis tools? If any of these ter......
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