Lumira Server Error

Question

We have successfully installed Lumira Server in a DEV environment.  I am able to see Analytical views which I created from my browser but when I attempt to publish from the client I receive the following error:
Error - The dataset could not be published to SAP Lumira Server because publishing to the SAP HANA layer failed.  Reason is ''. (HDB 11009)
We followed all the steps in the guide
http://help.sap.com/businessobject/product_guides/vi01/en/lumS115_user_en.pdf
We're raise a ticket but I'm just curious if anyone has seen this issue before.

Answer 1

I still thinking about a security issue:
Before users can publish content to SAP HANA, they must be assigned specific
privileges and roles. These roles and privileges are also required for
retrieving data from SAP HANA. Use the SAP HANA Studio application to assign
user roles and privileges. For information on administrating the SAP HANA
database and using SAP HANA Studio see SAP HANA Database – Administration Guide.
For information on user security, see the SAP HANA Security Guide (Including SAP
HANA Database Security).
The user account used to log into the HANA system
from Lumira must be assigned to the "MODELING" role (in HANA).
Note:
This action can only be performed by a user with ROLE_ADMIN
privileges on the SAP HANA database. When an SAP Visual Intelligence user
logs into the SAP HANA system, the internal _SYS_REPO account must:
• Be granted the SELECT SQL Privileges.
• Have the Grantable to others option selected on the (SAP Visual Intelligence) user's schema.
To configure _SYS_REPO for the SAP Visual Intelligence user
If an account for the Lumira user is already defined in the SAP HANA system:
1. From the system connection in the SAP HANA Studio Navigator window, go to Catalog > Authorization > Users.
2. Double-click the _SYS_REPO account.
3. Under the SQL Privileges tab, click the + icon, enter the name of the user's schema, and click OK.
4. Choose SELECT and the corresponding Yes under Grantable to others.
5. Click Deploy or Save.
Tip:
You can also open an SQL editor in SAP HANA Studio and run
the following SQL statement:
GRANT SELECT ON SCHEMA <user_account_name> TO _SYS_REPO WITH GRANT OPTION
If your user has this rights, I dont have an additional idea up to now