"Eugene" <eugene.chen (AT) iwl (DOT) com.au> wrote
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The IIS service is run under the anonymous account and the account
is a domain account that has access to the cube (through Roles). Now if I
log on as another domain user on another computer and try to open the Htm
file, I got the error message that the database doesn't exist. |
Hi Eugene,
What are the authentication modes in the virtual directory where you put
msolap.asp ? If you didn't change them - you will get anonymous
authentication, which can explain why you get the error message you get.
If you try your second method, either by hardcoding Password and Username
(not really secure), or by putting "Prompt=1" in the connection string to
cause the user enter password/user name, you need to make sure that IIS
authentication mode on the virtual directory is set to "Basic
Authentication"
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I also read an article on SQL Server Magazine one year ago and concluded
that using OWC is not practical over internet because of the low
performance. Web thin client should be considered. Is this still true
today?
The question here is if this is at all possible? |
I certainly don't agree with this conclusion. From my experience,
performance problems with OWC don't depend on whether or not it works over
Internet, but on the structure of the cube, size of dimensions and
complexity of calculations inside the cube.
HTH,
Mosha.
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