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Hi, I have tried everthing I can think of but cannot mange to get information using XMLA. It's set up properly but any Discover messages sent to the server using something like DBSCHEMA_CATALOGS dones not return any information in the rows. If I take EXACTLY the same SOAP package and create an XMLA query in SQL Server Management Studio, then I get the same info but with the details embedded in the rows. If I create Discover packages using XML for Analysis Rowsets then I get back the row detail that I expect. So things like DISCOVER_DATASOURCES works fine. I am logged in as admin on a local machine. Please help. Thanks, Val |
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This is an issue with SQL Server 2005 only. Everything works well in 2000. "Val Matison" <vmatison (AT) infoinfoinfo (DOT) com> wrote in message news:edUJpWU8FHA.1416 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP09 (DOT) phx.gbl... Hi, I have tried everthing I can think of but cannot mange to get information using XMLA. It's set up properly but any Discover messages sent to the server using something like DBSCHEMA_CATALOGS dones not return any information in the rows. If I take EXACTLY the same SOAP package and create an XMLA query in SQL Server Management Studio, then I get the same info but with the details embedded in the rows. If I create Discover packages using XML for Analysis Rowsets then I get back the row detail that I expect. So things like DISCOVER_DATASOURCES works fine. I am logged in as admin on a local machine. Please help. Thanks, Val |
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