above.
If you are using Microsoft SQL Server 2000, you need to either migrate
Analysis data, or upgrade to Microsoft SQL Server 2005. The following
tasks describe how to perform the migrating and upgrading procedures:
To migrate legacy Analysis data to a SQL 2005 server:
>From the SQL Server Management Studio, using Object Explorer, connect
to an instance of SQL Server Database Engine.
Expand Databases, right-click Analysis database, select Tasks\Copy
Database.
Follow the instructions in the wizard.
To upgrade SQL 2000 to SQL 2005:
Backup Analysis database on the SQL 2000 (
us/library/cc966495.aspx)
Uninstall SQL 2000.
Install SQL 2005.
Restore Analysis data from backup. (
library/ms177429(SQL.90).aspx)
If you are using Microsoft SQL Server 2005 to store Analysis data and
you apply a global filter on the Analysis graphs, errors may occur due
to a Microsoft limitation. If an error occurs, try to apply the global
filter again.
If you are using your own policy in an MS SQL server, you may need to
add your own account to the Analysis database template (in the <LR
Installation>\bin\dat folder).
When exporting Analysis reports to MS Word, take into account that the
content load may affect the table format within the document. The RTF
format is recommended.
The following Analysis default settings have been modified: Include
Think Time is disabled and Generate complete data only is enabled.
There is a limitation with MS Access and SQL queries when filtering a
large number of transactions (greater than 100).
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