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KB16536: Incomplete project duplication when duplicating a project from a 2-tier environment to another 2-tier environment in MicroStrategy Developer 10.x


Stefan Zepeda

Salesforce Solutions Architect • Strategy


This Article describes an issue that occur when a project is duplicated from one 2-tier project source to another 2-tier project source in MicroStrategy Developer 10.x, only schema objects are migrated to the new project. Application objects are not seen even after selecting the option to duplicate all objects to the new project.

SYMPTOM:
When a project is duplicated from one 2-tier project source to another 2-tier project source in Strategy Developer 10.x, only schema objects are migrated to the new project. Application objects are not seen even after selecting the option to duplicate all objects to the new project, as shown below:

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CAUSE:
One cause of this issue is using an incorrect driver for the connection to the metadata. If the driver being used for a particular database is not supported, this issue might occur.
 
ACTION:
Follow the steps below to resolve this issue:

  1. Check the driver being used in the DSN by navigating to Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > ODBC Data Source Administrator.
  2. If the driver being used is a native driver and is not Strategy supported, change the driver to the Strategy driver.

Contact Strategy Technical Support if the issue is not resolved after implementing the above steps.


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Published:

May 9, 2017

Last Updated:

May 9, 2017