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KB4284: How to configure two identical projects pointing to two different warehouses in the same Project Source in MicroStrategy 9.x and later


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This KB explains the steps to follow to configure two identical projects pointing to two different warehouses in the same Project Source in MicroStrategy 9.x and later.

The scenario below explains the steps to follow to configure two identical projects pointing to two different warehouses in the same Project Source in Strategy 9.x and later.
 
Consider a project (P1) in a Project Source that must be duplicated to project (P2) in the same PS but pointing to a different warehouse.
Prerequisite:

  • Duplicate P1 (name it P2) to the same Project Source. To do this, the Project Source must be in 2-tier mode.
  • Go to Schema > Duplicate Project and create a copy of P1 (now called P2) in the same Project Source.

 
The newly created P2 still points to the warehouse of P1. To change this, execute the following steps:

  1. Go to Administration > Database Instance Manager and create a new database instance pointing to the new warehouse for P2. The Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) sources and logins should be appropriately chosen to reflect the new warehouse for P2.
  2. Right-click on P2.
  3. Go to Project Configuration ->Database Instances
  4. Select the newly created Database Instance as the warehouse for P2. Connect in Server mode (3-tier) by choosing a Strategy Intelligence Server
  5. Right-click on the Project Source.
  6. Select Strategy Intelligence Server Configuration -> Projects -> General and select the projects to load at startup.
    This should now show the projects loaded.
  7. Log into the Project Source again. There should be two identical projects (P1 and P2) pointing to different warehouses.

 


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May 5, 2017

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May 5, 2017