This is a discussion on SQL DTS package to process a remote OLAP database within the SQL Server forums, part of the Microsoft SQL Server category; --> When I start creating a new DTS Package and I choose the Analysis Processing Task icon, I only have ...
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| When I start creating a new DTS Package and I choose the Analysis Processing Task icon, I only have the option of working with the local Microsoft Analysis Server. How can I choose a remote server's Analysis Server in order to process its database? Thank you |
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| This seems to be linked to the AS servers which you've registered in Analysis Manager - when I tried it, the OLAP task will only let me choose one of those (or the local server checkbox, of course). If I delete all my registrations from Analysis Manager, then the OLAP task prompts me for a server name in the DTS designer. (Using SQL2000 SP3a Enterprise.) On the face of it, this seems like a 'feature' in the OLAP processing task and/or the AS client. You might be able to work around it by either deleting all the Analysis Manager registrations, or possibly changing the OLAP task properties directly with an ActiveX or Dynamic Properties task. If you get really stuck, you could create a package on the AS server itself, then call it from the other server with an Execute Package task, or write your own script to process the cube using DSO. You might want to post in microsoft.public.sqlserver.olap in case this is a known issue - there may be a 'standard' workaround or other solution. In any event, it seems unlikely that this behaviour would be changed now, since there are completely new client tools for SQL 2005. Simon |