Problem in creating DATA Model from SQL SERVER 2008 in BI PUBLISHER

Dear Team,
I connect BI Publisher with SQL SERVER 2008 But On creating Report on BI,when we create data model...dataset,
i select the tables but when i click on RESULT i am geting this error.
error--
[Hyperion][SQLServer JDBC Driver][SQLServer]Invalid object name 'DBNAME.DBO.TABLE'.
please resolve this problem...
Thanks,
Him
Edited by: h on Aug 22, 2011 6:31 PM

Hi David,
The things I said are not a fix for this problem.
If your RCU installation worked, then you do not have to worry about modifying the createfr.sql.
Edit:
I've just tracked the problem. It appears that when using the query builder, BI forgets to add the " sign.
For example:
This query will give the hyperion error.
select     "table"."field"
from     "database.user"."table"
To correct it write it like this:
select     "table"."field"
from     "database"."user"."table"
Edited by: EBA on Nov 14, 2011 10:21 AM

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