Re: Any idea about this error?
- From: "Jesse O" <jesperzz@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 5 May 2005 10:17:27 -0700
Thanks! Got it figured out.
"David Botzenhart" <David.Botzenhart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:e0Vde.33$vi2.29186@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi Jesse,
> Very generic error.
> What is occring when you get the error processing or querying or what?
> I would look to see if the repository is still in the Access Format, this
> would be using ODBC by default. To migrate the repository to SQL Right
> click on the server in Analysis Manager and Choose Migrate Repository.
>
> The other place it could be occuring is during processing or accessing the
> datasource if you have chosen to use an ODBC driver.
> You may want to launch the ODBC trace to create a log of ODBC command to
> further determin what is happening. Go to Administrative Tools and click
> on Data Sources then the Tracing Tab. Start the tracing and then cause the
> error to occur again.
>
> The last thing to consider is MDAC version since there are many updates to
> MDAC you could have a mismatched version of the dlls. Use the MDAC
> Component Checker on the Microsoft website to check the install of MDAC.
>
> David Botzenhart
>
> "Jesse O" <jesperzz@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:u20ax4AUFHA.3184@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Can't figure it out...
>>
>> mderrODBCError - "An internal ODBC related error has occurred on the
>> Analysis server"
>>
>>
>>
>
>
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