Re: DMX cmd can't see Access db
- From: "Bogdan Crivat [MSFT]" <bogdanc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 11:47:23 -0700
You are using SQL Server Management Studio, right?
It looks like the error is coming from the Access provider. Is it possible
that the server cannot see the Access MDB file?
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"Dean Garrett" <DeanGarrett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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OK, that error went away, but now I get this error:
The connection either timed out or was lost.
The error occurred immediately. I looked at the Advanced properties for
AS,
but there are many time-out related properties. Do I have to set one of
these?
I'm trying to follow the examples from Chapter 5 of "Data Mining With SQL
Server 2005" by Jamie LacLennan and ZhaoHui Tang, but the book certainly
doesn't mention these important details.
Any clues? Thanks!!!
"Bogdan Crivat [MSFT]" wrote:
You will also have to change the value of the
DataMining\AllowedProvidersInOpenRowset property (visible after you check
"Show Advanced (All) Properties")
The value of this property shoul dbe a list of supported providers,
"microsoft.jet.oledb" in your case, or "[All]" to allow any OLE DB
provider
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"Dean Garrett" <DeanGarrett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hello,
Yes, this property is set to True, although the default value is
False, I
recall setting to True manually. It seems to complaining about the
OLEDB
provider I'm trying to use in order to read data from an Access
database.
I
made sure the Access db is there. In fact, I used the same database as
a
data
source in the BI studio ... no problem there. Its just when using DMX.
Thanks!!
"Dejan Sarka" wrote:
Dean,
Have you checked wheteher the AllowAdHocOpenRowsetQueries server
property
is
set to true (in SSMS; right-click on your AS and slect Properties)?
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"Dean Garrett" <DeanGarrett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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When I execute the DMX command below to train a decision tree model,
I
keep
getting this error about the OLEDB provider. What's wrong???
Thanks!!
Error (Data mining): This server is not configured to support the
'provider=microsoft.jet.oledb' provider used in the OPENROWSET
clause.
Exe
insert into CollegePlan_DMX1
(studentid, gender, iq,parentencouragement, parentincome,
collegeplans)
openrowset('Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB',
'data source=c:\mydrive\ms sql server data mining
book\appendixa\collegeplans.mdb;',
'select StudentId, Gender, IQ, ParentEncouragement, ParentIncome,
CollegePlans from CollegePlans')
.
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