Not yet! I'd forgotten as well.

I'm sure I'll get a complaint about something soon.:w00t:

The error is a conversion error, not a variable (syntax) error. somewhere in your data, you have a varchar that is being implicitly converted to a float, but it's not...

I tend to agree with Jason. I glance at the post count, and if it's < 10, I tend to cut more slack. However I do just hint, link, or...

Thanks for the test.

No poll. I retain the right to veto all pictures I don't want up there 😉

It's possible that permissions are not granted on that table from those roles. It's a system table, so I'd expect that db_datareader wouldn't, but I wouldn't think db_owner would not....

Is it to any server? Any query?

If so, you likely have a corrupt install. I'd uninstall/reinstall it.

Tim Mitchell (blogger/author on this site) is involved in a Fort Worth group, I believe. I'd contact him.

If you don't know what you're doing, the maintenance plans work great. However please read the documentation a little before posting.

If you understand them, as Francis mentioned, there are better...

This is a huge subject and there isn't necessarily an easy book that covers all this. I know that there are a few good SSAS books from WROX (beginning and...

You need to look at the maint plan log. It's usually a text file in the /log folder. It has more details. If you don't log from the maint plan,...

Why not store the data in a table and change it there? Access can do this easily as a front end for business people. Then you can more easily manipulate...

You really need to read up on replication and how it works. It's not that complicated, but it's not something we can necessarily give you a quick answer to.

A publication...

We're still sending it to you. Likely there was some filter update at your company.

read about UPDATE in books online.