Re: HTTP connection to Analysis Server

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Very interesting Ajay.

My Japanese is a bit rusty - or should i say non-existent.

Is it a program you download or is it avaliable in the dot net developing
framework ?

Look's like it's not a microsoft - client ? It says GrapeCity 2003 on one
sample data screen ?

\Michael V.

"Ajay" <ajayb (AT) nospam (DOT) grapecity.com> wrote

Quote:

This is something released by MS japan. (ASP.NET Web Control using XML/A
to
query/browse OLAP cubes)

http://www.microsoft.com/japan/solut...nfo/bicontrol/

"JoyCheck" <joycheck (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote in message
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Have you considered Microsoft XML for Analysis. This allows a web
service
connection to a Cube.
You should be able to call the webservice via VBscript in excel.
HTH,
Jay

"Brian" <brianaltmann (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote in message
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No. Microsoft docs state that HTTP connectivity is
avalaible only in SQL 2000 Enterprise Edition.
Look up "Features supported by the Editions of SQL server
2000" in BOL.
Regards,
Brian
www.geocities.com/brianaltmann/olap.html

-----Original Message-----
Hi there,

Is there any known (legal) way to set up a HTTP
connection from Excel to my
Analysis Server when I am running the Standard Edition of
SQL Server?

Any other suggestions how to provide external access?

All feedback greatly appreciated.

** Lars

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