Win7 X64 internet access but no update service, please help me.
I read a post of someone that couldn't update on this site, he said he fixed it by reconfiguring his DSL, I have a ADSL router, and it is connected to my pc via ethernet, so this isn't possible on my machine (unless I misunderstood), I don't know if he had internet anyway, his discription wasn't all that in depth.
Please help me, I will try anything at this point.
I am going to try the x86 version see if thats the same, I will update this post at that point, but I will still have a x64 installed so please do reply.
Thanks, Phill.
- Changed type Mark L. Ferguson Wednesday, February 11, 2009 6:13 PM no reply to suggestion
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Also, have you checked your IE settings to make sure that there isn't some setting which is preventing you from downloading ?
Just a few random thoughts... sorry if they are not helpful.
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Hi
Open network and sharing center and use fix network problem option
Try all available options and. If when finish it says it needs administrator privileges, click ot that button to run test again with administrator privileges
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Win7b prefab VHD - an idea?
So why don't the nice folks at MS do one of those? A VHD containing a prefab version of Win7b, ready to be run with VPC2007. Assuming the VHDs don't have the hardware dependencies plaguing Win7b, this would at least get us (meaning me, a casual shopper) to the user interface experience...
I know this doesn't teach the devteam much about the bugs in W7b, but for all the casual shoppers out there this would be a real treat. And IMHO people not being casual shoppers will use the iso-based install anyway, providing the devteam with proper info for bughunting.
Usable idea?
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I think this is not good idea, because people cannot evaluate anything if OS runs on virtual machine, for real run they will need different drivers, they will have different problems, they will get different performance.
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This is not to support the release-cycle process. But lots of people want to see the upcoming edition in action, merely to satisfy their curiousness. Distributing a VHD image would provide an easy one-stop-shopping experience.
In case you haven't noticed, the good folks in the Linux-camp have managed to create Live-CDs for people to try out new releases. MS appears to believe this is not a good idea, for some reason. So - observing that LiveCDs are very popular for tryout-purposes - we could benefit from something similar.
Enter prefab VHD.
Actually - running a demo in a virtual machine would provide for an even more polished experience, since the VM hides any and all hardware-related issues. If the VM installs OK, the Win7 demo will work!
Remember; this approach is targeted at casual shoppers - not tech-savvy hackers (in the original positive sense of that word; not crackers, phreaks etc.) accustomed to dealing with technical issues. Casual shoppers just want to see what it's all about. Now!
So - your reply has had the effect of convincing me even more that this is a good idea. Catering for casual shoppers only, of course :)
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Peoples will have different experience on virtual machine!
At least aero will not work! 3D too. What will see end users then? Something like Windows 95 :)
So "casual shoppers" that want to see what it is, will see what it is not :)
Virtual machine is for use by developer or other professionals, but not by end users!
Sorry but this is the true
Obviously you have "caught" from some company that makes virtual machines, so they have acomplished their goal :)
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Of course the casual shopper has to be able to see 'everything there is' - that means the full GUI; Aero.
So, why doesn't Microsoft see to it that aero is runnable on their VM? That would kinda solve the issue, right? I mean - they are holding both ends of the rope here...
And as far as VM usage is related, i've seen several VMware runtimes distributed for - end user tryout-purpose. VMware has a freely downloadable 'Player' aimed at that specific scenario. Guess why?
And yes - of course i've listened to the sounds coming from VM vendors. Some of them occasionally say "Click here to buy", which causes me to instantly stop listening and move on to another and friendlier vendor. VM's are getting better all the time. More IO. Better graphics support. Lower overhead. Smaller - if any - price tag.
Latest interesting subject with real potential is Xen, but afaik also VMware supports both OpenGL and DirectX - that should suffice for getting Aero going, right? Which brings us back to Microsoft holding both ends of the rope - W7 and VirtualPC...
Of course it would be fun if they did a VMware-based VHD and linked to VMwares player. Actually; hilarious...
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usb restrict security hole
if you restrict usb sticks with grouppolicy and you use a HP Officejet H470 Printer with CardReader and USB connection you can use the sticks over this printer usb connection!
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Abnormal explorer.exe behaviour
As I've posted in the thread explorer.exe resumed normal behaviour after killing and starting it in the Task Manager. This used to work fine on XP, but after rebooting I noticed that a few of the icons in the System Tray were suddenly hidden. When I opened Customize notification icons to restore the icons to their former glory I noticed that the entire list was reset to its default value! It only showed the few system icons and none of the applications I had installed so far.
While this inadvertently led to a fix for another thread (Notification Icon list problem) I'm still looking around if other parts of my installation weren't affected as well. Has anybody experienced the same behaviour after restarting explorer.exe manually? Has this problem perhaps been reported before and is there a (partial) list of the side effects?
- Changed type Mark L. Ferguson Wednesday, February 4, 2009 9:22 PM no reply to followup questions
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would not goto download pages, even from microsoft
kept losing the page and recovering it
could not find a way to stop narrator and magnifier starting with windows although randomly they would not.....with me so far?
trying to reach download links or even just page links began to switch off the broadband. Crashed and recovered several times. Lost the recent programs in the start menu. crashed and booted from usb. win seven installation booted from the usb but I chose repair. windows started with the narrator missing it's window, impossible to switch off, began going in circles and stumbled on Spy_net here is a copy of the feedback I sent:
" :D
I switched on spy net and instantly the narrator window appeared! and magnfier which I have slight trouble with.
Obvious that you have an advanced trojan (or something) which I think came in with the last or second last defender update.
Will post idea on forums"
I see a lot of virus affected machines, people give them to me when they stop working (or they upgrade) I was on the lookout for this. You gotta admit it's funny, they target your virus checker first and change the settings or worse they use it everytime you run it to do more damage. I saw signs that something I wasn't running would run and I noticed the narrator was speaking the code for the windows "open narrator, child zero "
I thought something was up when I had to switch defender on sometimes and not others.
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drive security settings
I'd like to talk about an issue i encountered today - i've got a workaround but i'm guessing there's another, direct way. Here it goes:
I have a Intel quadcore system with Winsows Vista Enterprise installed on it. The hdd has two partitions: C & D. I have played around with the security settings on drive D, messing everything up and removing permissions to everyone but me/my user).
For some reason, even though i theoretically had ntfs permissions, i couldn't access the drive, no matter what I did.
Tried accessing it with local admin credentials; tried running chkdsk from an elevated command prompt - nothing.
Tried connecting the hdd to another Vista Ent machine - same thing - couldn't access the drive, couldn't take owenership on anything. I couldn't even see what files/folders were on it. I had no Security tab from either Vista machine.
The workaround I found was to connect the hdd to an XP Pro machine and took ownership on everything & re-set the drive permissions.
My question would be: is there a way to solve such problems via Vista ?
Ricoh with Xps 1530m
Dual Booting on Two Seperate Drives
Is it at all possible to dual boot Windows 7 x64 and Windows Vista x64. I tried dual booting but only Vista will load. If I do a repair it will show the dual boot menu but Vista says (recovered) but once I go into vista or 7 that menu is gone.
Also, if I have noticed something funny. When I had the two drives connected and I had Vista x64 install disc in teh drive it would load Vista, and vice versa with Windows 7.
If anyone knows a way to dual boot 7 and Vista WITHOUT shrinking the drive to make a partition for 7. I have a Velociraptor 300 so space is limited. I want to install on two seperate drives. Right now I have to shut down my PC, plug/unplug HDD's to dual boot.
Thanks in advance and any info is greatly appreciated.
- Changed type Mark L. Ferguson Saturday, February 21, 2009 1:02 AM
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Silverado, If you don't mind, I would like to piggy-back onto your topic as I'm having a similar issue only I'm trying to load XP on the second drive.
I currently have & installed on my primary hard drive windows 7 and need to install XP on the second hard drive. Problem is when I'm trying to install XP, I get the BSOD during the initial phase of the install (before any prompts come up) and yes, I tried both my back up and original XP disks.
Thanks in advance
James
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Let's say that you have 2 Hard drives installed in your computer. Also, Vista is installed on the 1st Hard Drive.
I have to assume that you have copied the ISO image to disk. Reboot from the Windows 7 DVD, and select Custom install after the usual rigmarole. Pick the 2nd Hard drive to install on, from the 2 choices. The install will continue, and dual boot will be setup by itself, so that when you finally have Windows 7 installed with Vista on the other Drive, when you start your computer, you will be offered Windows or Vista to boot into. Use UP or dOWN arrow to select, hit ENTER, and away you go.
Above is how you do it from scratch.
If you let it install by itself, no Custom Install selection, it will overwrite the Vista install.
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He already has both installed.
Drive 1 (main drive) - Windows Vista x64
Drive 2 (second drive) - Windows 7 x64
I have the same problem.
Your response didn't answer what to do. I installed just as you mentioned but do not get those options.
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Hi
If you want dual boot the easiest way is to use easybcd free tool to add entries in boot menu for all available OS you have installed
EasyBCD can do the job from any OS it is installed on
Of course you can do the same manually by using bcdedit tool that cames with windows, but I doubt you know how to use it :)
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Also, what about setting drive numbers. I would like both Vista and 7 to have C:\
I tried EasyBCD and what I did was add a entry and I used Windows Vista for Windows 7 since 7 isn't an option. I then told EasyBCD what drive Windows 7 is on and saved. I rebooted and no menu. I went back into EasyBCD and it was Windows 7 on drive U:/ and its on drive J:/ matter a fact I dont even have a drive U on my system. I tried several times with no luck.
Ventsislay Alexandriyski could you please explain to us how to do this.
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I need to check what shows easybcd because I have not used it a long time, but I think there was some issue like yours, I think caused by different mapping of drives in different OS.
Now I am watching TV , so I will check this few minutes later and will give you some clue
If you have not dual boot menu created by 7 install then both of your OS have different boot loaders installed and you can switch which one to run by changing HDD boot order.
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I have since loaded onto a partition on another computer and that worked too. But my main system is 2 HDD and that's how I do it. A bit of a pain, but no biggy.
As for loading onto a second drive... I have 2 SATA drives so to be super careful, I disconnected my main drive while I installed the Win 7 OS, and I had only one choice of drives to choose from. Then when installed, I just reconnected my main drive.
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Check HDD boot order from BIOS boot options and see what happen
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1) Remove all drives but one. Install OS #1 (and nothing else) on this disk
2) Pull this drive #1 out
3) Insert drive #2
4) Install OS #2 (and nothing else) on this disk
5) Arrange drives and your BIOS settings so that whatever OS you want to default to is set as the main drive.
6) Now with both drives in your system, when you boot, your main OS will just boot.
7) When it is time to try the other OS, hit the BIOS menu item from the main screen that allows you to select a drive to boot to. I'm not talking about the one that is buried deep in the BIOS settings menu - this is a selection that lets you boot from USB drives, CDROMs, network, whatever you like, but does not change your default boot drive.
8) The BIOS sets everything up so the bootloader has no problems loading from what might be your secondary drive. Also, Windows will call whatever drive you initially set up on C: even though this drive is no longer the primary drive. It all just works like magic, baby!
9) When it is time to go back to the other OS, just reboot, no need to select any menus this time, because this is your default boot.
I've done this with my WinXP and Win7 setup and it is magic. Not one second wasted messing around with obscure BCDEDIT command lines. Frickin' AWESOME!
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Good idea though, wish I had thought about it.
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So the 2 OSes are not aware of eachother (i's not a dual boot) and you have 2 active (boot) partitions which means BIOS will boot from the first one in the list unless you change boot order with F12......
cyanna
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And yes, technically I don't have an XP-Win 7 "dual boot".
On hdd0 I have a "dual boot" of XP and Ubuntu 8.10.(which I neglected to mention because it wasn't relevant to my point)
On hdd1 I have a single boot of Windows 7.
So I guess I do in fact have a dual boot in there somewhere, but I was just trying to show that, if you have the hardware, there is an easy, sort of trouble free way to have access to two separate operating systems on one machine, without the partitioning and whatnot, for people who are slightly technically challenged like me.
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After that you will habe dual boot menu and will be noe necessary to press F12 each time
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Can someone point me to documentation about Devices and Printers?
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Hi,
Hope the following articles can help you:
Devices and Printers Folder - Extensibility Guide
Authoring Experiences for Printers, Scanners, and Multifunction Printers
How to Create a Device Metadata Package for the Devices and Printers Folder
For more information:
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Bug report - taskbar resizing fails
Here is the sequence:
* Start with taskbar "locked"
* not auto-hide
* not use small icons
* taskbar location left of screen
* taskbar buttons 'Always combine, hide labels'
* use desktop preview
Change Taskbar buttons dropdown to 'Never combine' and click Apply
- taskbar grows horizontally to accommodate labels
Change Taskbar buttons dropdown to 'Always combine, hide labels' and click Apply
- taskbar labels disappear but taskbar stays too wide - BUG
Only cure is to unlock the taskbar and manually resize to the minimum again.
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Hi,
I can re-produce the problem on my side. I will forward it to our feedback team.
Thanks. J
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Aero and MDI applications
Screenshot
As you can see from the screenshot above, Aero is enabled but the MDI application Paint Shop Pro is using the basic vista theme for its open documents.
I'm not sure if this typical or expected behavior, but it's inconsistent and ugly.
I'm not sure if Photoshop has this same problem with the Aero theme -- can anyone confirm this?
Furthermore, the default vista colors (light blue) are distracting when working with images, which is why Paint Shop Pro moved to a solid mid-tone gray (rgb 127,127,127) to keep the area surrounding the image as neutral as possible.
Is there something that developers can do to enable Aero in their MDI applications? If not, can the basic Vista theme it at least stay within the Aero color scheme? Thanks!
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Again, the Aero theme is enabled everywhere except for the documents within the MDI application.
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SBS 2008 won't allow rdp 3390
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sainath Windows Driver Development
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Hard Disk Damaged
After that, I run that checking tools and it prompt me to schedule checking after reboot. After reboot, my computer running checking hard disk for more than 7 hours. It is stated that this tools taking more than an hour.
After that, my hard disk could not be detected, it's broken. I lost all my data in my hard disk. So tragic, only 1 month of using Wondows 7.
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From http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/beta-download.aspx-It can be glitchy—so don't use a PC you need every day.
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No Internet Access - Corporte Enviroment Using Novel Boarder Manager for Proxy Server
Thanks in advance for any suggetions.
- Changed type Ronnie VernonMVP Wednesday, February 4, 2009 6:09 AM Unanswerable
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I'm having trouble with connecting to our Novell server, the mappings won't reconnect, post is down a few. Did you do anything specific to get that to fly?
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for some reason this happens with upgrades from XP or Vista to windows 7 so far i tested it on Vista home premium Vista Business and XP home
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There is a big red X between the Network and the Internet. Windows Network Diag says Could not automatically detect this networks proxy settings Detected Tried turning off automatically detect settings in IE but still was not able to connect.
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I realize that doesn't really help you, I was just trying to let you know that on a working Internet connection I had the X between my network and the Internet.
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i had the same issue with the x from network to internet and it worked fine after i did this.
i believe there is some glitch in the network setup with upgrades but it works fine for clean installs as far as i seen but i don't have access to any of my friends corp servers at the moment i ll have him set up a none production server on there corp network to test it out and give you feedback till then test my idea if it works great if not we are no worse for the time spent then when we started . ^^
to poster above
yes it wont help as stated in the beta download Microsoft does not support this beta and will not help you if any issues arise being beta means we need to find the solutions ourselves so the best thing to do in a issue where it try's to trouble shoot the issue is click cancel because there is no trouble shoot system set up in win7 yet.
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Completed fresh install on Window 7 and can not access the internet. The machine connects fine to local devices. Installed the Novel Vista Client and am able to connect to corporate novel servers. The enviroment uses Novel BorderManager for internet acces and Windows 7 does not appear to see the proxy. It is set up in internet exploer and all setting are correct.
Thanks in advance for any suggetions.
It's been a long time since I looked at Border Manager but from memory it acts as a web proxy. You mentioned that you installed the Novell Vista Client. I believe there is a seperate client for the border manager product so you may need that to gain access to the internet.
I would have a look at a vista machine to see what clients are installed as well as any settings for internet connections such as proxy servers.
Gordon
www.longneckconsulting.com
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BIOS causing computer to OVERHEAT
Tried: Cleaned out heat sync, fans, added Artic5 Thermal Compound.
Dowloaded Vista Business Edition BIOS update from Sony.com and Power management Utility software. Both did not properly install.
Would love to stick with the beta but running out of options here. Almost ready to go back to the mundane Windows XP. Any ideas or suggestions?
Thanks for the help in advance.
- Moved by Othorvath Saturday, January 17, 2009 1:30 PM (Moved from Windows 7 Installation, Setup, and Deployment to Windows 7 Miscellaneous)
- Changed type Mark L. Ferguson Monday, February 16, 2009 8:19 PM
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found a thing called thermal zone in system devices. But I guess you try safe mode and if it's still too hot give up before the processor does. What was your cpu clock speed?
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Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 (4117) w/ Microsoft Windows 7 (7000) x86
I have set the installer/Dreamweaver.exe with/without "Run as Administrator" tab and even set compatibility for 7/Vista/XP...
Once it is installed it prompted for the licence agreement and I click "Accept", now usually dreamweaver would load but nothing loads. It seems as soon as I hit Accept in the licence agreement dreamweaver.exe opens and closes one second later in the task manager. So for some odd reason it's closing itself and not giving any errors.
This has happend both under upgrade and fresh install, when I upgraded photoshop gave me the same problem.
I have already tried the installer registry fix(forgot the exact command I used, \va \f I think) and still nothing.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance!
TS RemoteApp - Cannot create RemoteApp with apostrophe in executable filename
To repro:
- Copy an executable (in my case NOTEPAD.EXE) to a folder readable by TS RemoteApp Manager.
- Rename the copied executable to include an apostrophe in the filename (in my case NOTEPAD'.EXE).
- Start TS RemoteApp Manager. Select "Action" and "Add RemoteApp Program..."
- Click "Next" on the first page of the wizard.
- Click "Browse" and browse to the copy of the executable you made. Click "Next".
- Click "Finish".
You will receive an error message as follows:
Title: RemoteApp Wizard
An error occurred while trying to add programs to the RemoteApp Programs list.
Please ensure that you have access to the terminal server. Error Code: 80070057
It looks like 0x80070057 is "E_INVALIDARG", per winerror.h, but I haven't attempted to track down what, exactly, is generating the 0x80070057. I'm sure it's something to do with escaping, or lack thereof, of the apostrophe character.
Thanks much,
Evan Anderson
Wellbury LLC
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: * ? " < > | \ / '
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Consider this an enhancement request, then.
I can find no documentation based on the error message I receive from the TS RemoteApp Manager that indicates that there are any illegal characters or what those illegal characters are. At the very least, there should be a knowledge-base article that explains the "by design"-ness of this behaviour. At the best, the product should display an error message that is actually helpful (and, perhaps, alert you to the use of illegal characters earlier in the "Wizard").
I'll put an entry on my blog-- at least there will be something for others to search for.
(I do find it a bit hard to believe that the behaviour is really "by design". I doubt there is a design specification at Microsoft that specifies this behavior. My guess is that it's one of those "it behaves this way as an artifact of implementation", as so many things are in commerical software. *sigh*)
EA
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Top 10 SQL Server Integration Services Best Practices
http://sqlcat.com/top10lists/archive/2008/10/01/top-10-sql-server-integration-services-best-practices.aspx
Cheers
Jeff
SQL Server MVP / WARDY IT Solutions, Solutions Architect
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Sticky: FAQ - SSIS Information, Webcasts, Tools, Add-ons, etc...
Rafael Salas | Don't forget to mark the post(s) that answered your question http://rafael-salas.blogspot.com/
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Multiselect Item doesn't work!
Hi all,
Can someone explain to me why if I select a single item in my excel navigation filter, I get the correct result, while, if I select multiple items, the filter doesn't work? (I'm using SSAS 2005 and Excel 2007)
I have no calculated measures!
I have found this post by our guru Mosha, but it seem to be related only to calculated measures and I don't have any one!
http://www.sqljunkies.com/WebLog/mosha/archive/2005/11/18/multiselect_friendly_mdx.aspx
Below the where condition taken from Profiler (this happens when I select for example 2 items):
| SELECT SOMETHING |
| FROM |
| (SELECT |
| ( |
| { |
| [Material].[Characteristics].[Value].&[DUE]&[SEI]&[DODICI]&[VENTI]&[Origin]&[Italy], |
| [Material].[Characteristics].[Value].&[DUE]&[CINQUE]&[NOVE]&[VENTUNO]&[Production line]&[White] |
| } |
| ) |
| ON COLUMNS FROM [Cube] |
| ) |
| WHERE ([Measures].[Tons] |
But, why SSAS engine doesn't use the following query that works fine?
| SELECT SOMETHING |
| FROM [Cube] |
| WHERE |
| ( |
| { |
| [Material].[Characteristics].[Value].&[DUE]&[SEI]&[DODICI]&[VENTI]&[Origin]&[Italy], |
| [Material].[Characteristics].[Value].&[DUE]&[CINQUE]&[NOVE]&[VENTUNO]&[Production line]&[White] |
| } |
| ,[Measures].[Tons] |
| ) |
What should I do so that the filter works fine?
Thank you to all,
SimonP
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I tried to create new calculations that use the EXISTING function, even if this solution can't work for me because I have about 40 measures, 10 dimension and I can't create so many calculation (moreover, I have 4 different fact table with about 20 million of rows for 2 of them!).
The solution works when I do a multiselection, but the Grand Total is not the grand total of the selected items, but the grand total of all items.
I tried to create a SCOPE statement that overwrite the total value, checking the currentmember, but without success!
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Hi,
The grand total issue could be due to the fact you have the "included filtered items in total" option checked in the Pivot Table options.
By unselecting this option, you should get the visual total.
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Dear Yongli,
thank you for your answer.
When you speak about "Included filtered items in total" (in Pivot Table Option) do you mean "Subtotal filtered page items" option?
Sorry but I can't find the option "Included filtered items in total" ...
The option "Subtotal filtered page items" isn't selectablly in my excel client, why?
I can read at the following link:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel/HP100963171033.aspx
that the OLAP data source must support the MDX expression subselect syntax.
Can you explain me what does it mean?
Thank you,
SimonaP
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Hi,
I am using Vista, which might be the reason I saw different option in Excel. I need to double check tomorrow.
If you are using AS2005, it should support MDX expression subselect syntax, as a matter of fact, your MDX seems to use it. Do you happen to have AS2000 somewhere, and your Excel might be configured to point to the old OLAP data source ?
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Hi,
I am using Vista Ultimate with excel 2007 and SSAS2005.
Simona
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I found the following site, which might be helpful to your question
http://blogs.msdn.com/excel/archive/2008/02/05/common-questions-around-excel-2007-OLAP-PivotTables.aspx
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General Discussoin - Ask as question
Environment + Scope + Time Constraints + Management + Experience = Approach
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Sam Jarawan Social Platform Forums - Senior Development Lead
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Hans Passant.
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You already know the answer, it's because you have been banned from these forums countless times by many moderators. Post to your own forum, you are not welcome here.
Hans Passant.
Thanks nobrainz...I knew the answer. I just wanted to see which idiot replied first. You win!
If at first you don't succeed, don't try skydiving.
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Device Mgr exclamation for Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface
Hello all:
Just upgraded my Gateway GM5420 desktop to Windows 7 and I now cannot access the internet. In the device manager I see that there is now an exclamation point next to the Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface network adapter. The status says the device cannot start.
Any hints?
Thanks in advance,
Glenn
- Changed type Mark L. Ferguson Wednesday, February 11, 2009 6:11 PM no reply to suggestion
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http://support.gateway.com/support/drivers/search.asp?st=pn¶m=1014159
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Tried to reinstall my network adapters, but windows determined that I have the best drivers for it. The Intel 82562V network connection is not showing any problems - just the teredo tunneling pseudo-interface.
Glenn
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