Problem using an SSAS data source in IBM Cognos Framework manager
When trying to use a Microsoft SSAS OLAP cube data source in Framework Manager you get this error message:
MO-ERR-0028 The user starting the process doesn’t have the correct privileges
The solution is as follows:
- Use a network domain account for the Cognos service
- On Cognos server, in Local Security Settings under Local Policies/User Rights Assignment add the cognos service account to “Act as part of the operating system”
- ON SQL Server give cognos service security access to cube
- For the SSAS Data Source in Cognos Connection use IBM Cognos 8 service credentials for Signon.
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A Market Street Solutions business intelligence advisory consultant with deep experience in Microsoft and Cognos data warehousing architecture, data modeling, data loading and reporting. Microsoft certified – MCITP, MCT (Microsoft Certified Trainer) - in Business Intelligence and Database Development, Wharton MBA, chess player, dog lover, and husband. I live in Chattanooga, Tennessee, with my wife Jill, son Henry, dogs Bubba and Caesar, and cats Priscilla, Elvis, Prudence and Precious.
Hi Will,
if possible could you help me to solve this situation, I want to build reports in C10 from SSAS Cube (Data Source), how can i set authorizations so a user fro example in the north region only sees that region and not every region of the company. Do I need to configure Kerberos in Active Director? not in Cognos side correct?
Thanks
DJCaldas
Hi DJ,
Yes, you need to use Kerberbos with single sign-on through Cognos. The method will be to use a role in the SSAS database with dimension security using an MDX statement. Do you have a table that relates user id’s with their regions? After the holidays, I can give you more detail. I’ve implemented this approach a few times.
Thanks,
Will