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KB315285: “No Metadata Tables were found at this location” information message appear when configuring a pre-10.4 Intelligence Server to a 10.4 or above metadata even if tables already exists


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This Technical note addresses a situation when trying to configure a 10.4 metadata to a pre-10.4 Intelligence Server. “No Metadata Tables were found at this location, do you wish to create them now?”

SUMMARY:
This Technical note addresses a situation when trying to configure a 10.4 metadata to a pre-10.4 Intelligence Server.
 
SYMPTOM:
When configuring a pre-10.4 Intelligence Server to a 10.4 or newer metadata, the below message is displayed:
 


“No Metadata Tables were found at this location, do you wish to create them now?”

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If the option “Yes” is selected, a blank metadata shell will be created in the database, deleting the existing metadata.
 
STEPS TO REPRODUCE:

  1. In Configuration Wizard, select the option "Configure Intelligence Server" as below:

 

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  1. Input connection information for 10.4 metadata and select next.

 

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  1. Warning message will display.

 

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CAUSE:
This is working as designed. It is not supported to configure an older Strategy Intelligence Server to a newer metadata version.
 
ACTION:
Select the “No” option and proceed to update the Strategy Intelligence Server to the same version as the metadata.
 


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Published:

March 30, 2017

Last Updated:

April 6, 2017