SSAS cubes - fragments

Hi,
Hoping someone can help. I have defined a logical model over the top of a set of SSAS cubes in a single SSAS database. This consists of a summary cube and detailed cubes that relate to individual products. I would like to have a "Product" dimension that will allow the user to drill between the products and for dimensions at lower levels of granularity (i.e. that are only relevant to one product) data should be sourced from the relevant detailed cubes. Unfortunately although the summary cube has a product dimension the detailed cubes don't - when I try to map the detailed cube to the product dimension using an expression I get the following error message: "Target data source does not support the Complex Expression operation."
e.g.
Product Dimension has 3 products in it: Bikes, Cars and Boats. There is a summary cube that contains all 3 products and has the Product dimension defined.
There are 3 detailed cubes for Bikes, Cars and Boats that don't have a product dimension. In my mappings for the Product Name attribute of the Product dimension I have the following:
Logical Table Source..... Mapped As
SummaryCube..... Product.Product
BikeCube... 'Bikes'
CarCube... 'Cars'
BoatCube.. 'Boats'
Hope this explains it. I get the error message whenever I'm trying to get data from the detailed level cube.
Thanks,
Rob

Hi Platt,
By default, the default account for AS services 'NT Service\MSSQLServerOLAPService' has only public permission to few databases. If you haven't change the AS services account, or haven't grant the permission for this account, then you cannot deploy
the AS project to server.
So in your scenario, ensure the service "SQL Server Analysis Services" is running with a proper Log On As user. This user should have administrator permission on Analysis Services and the proper permissions on the database engine. To avoid this
issue, you can grant the SELECT permission for the default account for AS services to data source DB. Or you can change the services account to this domain user who has the corresponding to the data source DB.
http://jetreportskb.host4kb.com/article/AA-00238
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-in/library/ms175371.aspx
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Charlie Liao
TechNet Community Support

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