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How to upgrade your existing Microsoft Project VPC running on SQL 2005 to SQL Server 2008

I’m sure you have seen these cool SQL Reporting Services 2008 reports: Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 – Sample Project Server Reports and would like to do the same in your favorite EPM demo VPC or you just have plenty of free time during

Persist SQL Server Analysis Services Roles settings Solution Starter on CodePlex

A new solution starter that demonstrates how to persist SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) Roles settings in the Project Server OLAP database was released today on CodePlex . For instance you might require to create specific Roles in your OLAP database

Project Server Extended Report Pack from Project Conference

Following my presentation yesterday on reporting at the Project Conference in Seattle, please find below the "Extended" EPM report pack I demoed (leveraging SQL Server Reporting Services). Reports added are: Deliverables and Dependencies Issues and Risks

Customizing Analysis Services Cube Using Analysis Management Objects (AMO)

This post describes the steps required to perform SQL Analysis Services 2005 Project Server 2007 Cube customization using Analysis Management Objects (AMO). (sample code below) THE CODE References To be able to override an EPM 2007 Event Handler and do

Configuring Project Server With Excel Services To Leverage New Reporting Capabilities

Ever wondered how to produce nice looking reports based on Project Server OLAP data (cubes) using Excel 2007 and Excel Services without using the Office Web Component (OWC). The document below explains the steps to follow to integrate Project Server 2007

Newly published content for Office Project Server 2007

You should probably bookmark this url: Newly published content for Office Project Server 2007 and check it on a regular basis for updated documentation on the EPM 2007 platform. For instance this month a detail guide on configuring OLAP for EPM 2007 using

How to update Analysis Views (OLAP) after an EPM 2003 to EPM 2007 migration?

After migrating your database from Project Server 2003 to Project Server 2007, or after migrating from one environment to another (Production to Development for instance), a quick and easy way to update the Data Analysis Views is to issue the following

Analysis Services 2005 (OLAP) Permission for Project Server 2007

Common questions and answers on AS 2K5 permissions for EPM 2007 (thank you David & Steven): Getting Cube to Build 1. Which application account is responsible for building the cube? Is this the SSP account? The SharePoint Timer Service account? SSP

Why consider a Project Server 2007 deployment with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS)?

By default Project Server 2007 gets deployed on top of WSS V3. I've listed below reasons why one should consider deploying Project Server 2007 with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server. Three State Workflow for Proposals , see Brian post Project Server,

Common mistakes when configuring the Cubes Building Service (CBS) with SQL Server Analysis Services 2005

Prior to troubleshooting your Analysis Services 2005 configuration to "build" your Project Server Cubes, I'll assume you have read the following KB article: 921116 During the CBS you get the following error: "Error: ActiveX component can't create object"

Configuring a SQL 2005 Analysis Repository for DSO9 instead of an Access MDB

The standard procedure to configure ( KB 921116 ) the Cube Building Services (Analysis Services 2005) for Project Server is to copy the Msmdrep.mdb file on a network share. ¾ Get a backup of a SQL 2000 AS Repository database (you can use the migration

Configuring Project Server 2007 with SQL Server Analysis Services 2005

When you use SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services (please note you need to apply SP1), you'll have to follow the procedure described in this KB to configure the "cube refresh": http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/921116/en-us
 
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