I refer to these datetime columns to check updates/inserts done to the entity and now it is not possible to fetch changes for any datetime range. Please advise to get the transactions logged properly.Īnother observation on the data held in history/SCD2 type subscription views is that whenever a new version of the model is created, the enterdatetime for all the records changes to the new version creation date time and lastchangedatetime changes to ‘ 23:59:59.998’. I want to view the changes done on attribute on entity within specific period. I have already used Leaf member history/ SCD Type subscription views for few entities, but I need to have transactions log for all entities on the application ( 400+) at attribute level, i.e. I have built reports on tbl_**_TR table that looks for all the changes for the entities made for particular duration for specific attributes. I have been actively using the feature ‘View History’ thus we have updated the entities to have transaction log type – Member, which enabled the feature as expected but post this, the changes on entity data are not being logged onto tbl_**_TR table. The changes made to the entities were being logged into tbl_**_TR table as expected but the ‘view history’ feature on the UI was disabled. Once the database are upgraded all the entities are set to transaction log – Attribute type. I have upgraded recently from MDS 2012 to MDS 2016. This is regarding – Transaction Log History in MDS 2016
#DATA MINING PLUG IN EXCEL 2010 64 BIT INSTALL#
Luckily, this one does install and fortunately has backwards compatibility with SQL Server 2012. I turned to Twitter and someone suggested me to install the 2014 add-in. So I installed the SQL Server 2016 add-in which did install successfully, but apparently isn’t able to connect to SQL Server 2012. That add-in must really hate Office 2016. Emil had the same issue and succeeded in installing the add-in by running the installer as admin through the command line. I also found this post at Katie&Emil: MDS Excel 20 Add-in Installation. The article says you can get rid of the error message by using the 2012SP1 installer. A quick search led me to this KB article:įIX: Can’t install Master Data Services Add-in for Excel on a computer that has Microsoft Office 2013 installed I had all the prerequisites installed (.NET framework 4.6.2 and the Visual Studio 2010 Tools for Office Runtime) and the correct bitness.
These prerequisites are not installed: 64-bit version of Microsoft Excel 2010 However, I was greeted with the following error message when running the installer:
#DATA MINING PLUG IN EXCEL 2010 64 BIT DOWNLOAD#
I clicked on the link in the MDS webpage which send me to the download page of the MDS 2012 SP1 add-in. Today I was trying to install the add-in for SQL Server 2012 on a machine that has Office 2016 64-bit installed. For some reason I attract all kinds of misery when working with Master Data Services.
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