Re: mining model process with sql server 2005
- From: "Raman Iyer [MS]" <ramaniy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 10 Nov 2005 11:36:44 -0800
The impersonation information determines what user Analysis Server
impersonates on the thread it uses to establish a connection to the data
source (using the connection string specified in the data source, of
course). If you're not using Windows (integrated) security and your
connection string contains a SQL username (like "sa") and password, the
impersonation information is not essential - but it's still important from a
security perspective to set it to a safe value since it still determines the
security context the connection is running under (and you may change the
connection info later to switch to integrated security).
IIS is not required for BI Dev Studio to connect to AS - the connections
are made through one of the object models (depending on the context) - AMO,
ADOMD.NET or OLE DB - all of which internally connect using XMLA directly,
since that is the native protocol for AS2005.
--
-Raman Iyer
SQL Server Data Mining
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"ImJoe" <ImJoe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:A64B1472-E17D-4881-9BF0-C8954A8DFDE6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi,
>
> I'm wondering if there's any doc that describes the process flow of Build
> (build |
> deploy), Database (Process), Mining Model (Process) for the BI Development
> Studio.
>
> I built a decisioin tree model and attempted to process it but failed.
> Here's a screen that bugged me, password prompt for impersonation account
> of
> the data source in question (the database is hosted by the sql db
> engine/service
> NOT analysis engine/service), I entered pwd for 'sa' for it, it generated
> err, msg to the effect, syntax for the ImpersonationInfo object incorrect.
> A couple of questions here:
> 1) Is IIS required for BI Dev Studio and Analysis Service to work
> together?
> 2) Any pointer to white paper or article on the whole process of creating
> mining model and use it
> with sql server 2005? The tutorial seems inadequate to me.
>
> Thank you very much.
>
>
>
.
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