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SSAS DB not visible in Management Studio but can be seen in Excel

There is a SQL 2012 Analysis Server with some cubes.

When I connect to it using Excel 2013 (DATA menu > From Other Sources > From Analysis Services), I can see the DB names in the dropdown.

But when I connect to it with SQL Server Management Studio 2012 (with Analysis Service Client installed, I've used it against other Analysis Servers successfully), I can connect to the Analysis Server, but cannot see any DB - the Databases folder is empty.

Did I miss anything? Is it possible that it's intentionally configured to be so?

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NS.X. Avatar asked Jul 07 '13 07:07

NS.X.


2 Answers

SSMS is a administration tool. You will only see databases in there to which you have admin access. So if you are not a server admin or are not in a role in any of the databases which has admin rights - you will not see any databases in the object explorer.

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Darren Gosbell Avatar answered Nov 09 '22 04:11

Darren Gosbell


Try to open SSMS using 'Run As Administrator' and you will see the database.

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anonym Avatar answered Nov 09 '22 03:11

anonym