I recently installed the SA versions of several MELL 2.5 collections. I can
access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears to
work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing being
written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object na
me 'node'.
/mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but can
find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Windows
Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
Any help would be appreciated.No one solve this issue yet?
"swampthing" wrote:
> I recently installed the SA versions of several MELL 2.5 collections. I ca
n
> access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears
to
> work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
> Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing bein
g
> written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
> any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
> installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
> error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
> [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object
name 'node'.
> /mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
>
> I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but c
an
> find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Window
s
> Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
> Any help would be appreciated.|||If it helps swampthing I can confirm I too have the same problem. It is
preventing me from tracking MELL access.|||Yeah, I saw that at least two or three others had reported this issue, but
could find no resolution. I'm surprised this thread hasn't been responded to
,
since I am using my technet ID for managed newsgroups which is supposed to
answered by Microsoft within something like 24 or 48 hours (can't remember a
t
the moment). I may have to start a new threard if this one doesn't get a
response.
"Welshbloke" wrote:
> If it helps swampthing I can confirm I too have the same problem. It is
> preventing me from tracking MELL access.
>|||Yes, I'm getting the same sort of thing with the same setup as the OP excep
t
the db server is also the IIS server.
I noticed when I installed the first Mell module that reporting appeared to
be working in that I oculd do a view of what was installed, but after
installing the complete Mell system of Desktop, Dev and IT Pro that if I try
to get to reports I just get a jscript popup about the database being
unpopulated (well that would be what it says if the constant was able to be
read to say it).
At this stage I have tried a few things to get it working but nothing has
had any effect, but then again I can't even find where users get created to
allow themselves to track their progress even though there are the tables in
the db and not feeling too confident about the whole product at this stage.
"swampthing" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> Yeah, I saw that at least two or three others had reported this issue, but
> could find no resolution. I'm surprised this thread hasn't been responded
to,
> since I am using my technet ID for managed newsgroups which is supposed to
> answered by Microsoft within something like 24 or 48 hours (can't remember
at
> the moment). I may have to start a new threard if this one doesn't get a
> response.
> "Welshbloke" wrote:
>|||I am also having the same problems. After 54 hours of installations, doing
each edition seperately, I thought I had done something wrong. I deleted th
e
database, removed each course via the control panel (another 10 hours), and
then started over ... doing 2.0 in each addition, 2.1 in each addition and
then 2.2 in each addition. I still have 2.3 through 2.7 to go, but the
Tracking for 2.0 to 2.2 isn't working ... arrrghghgh. Any help would be nic
e
... documentation on this piece of it is seriously lacking.
"swampthing" wrote:
> I recently installed the SA versions of several MELL 2.5 collections. I ca
n
> access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears
to
> work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
> Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing bein
g
> written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
> any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
> installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
> error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
> [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object
name 'node'.
> /mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
>
> I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but c
an
> find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Window
s
> Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
> Any help would be appreciated.|||Hey guys,
I resolved my problem with this issue. It turned out to be the sort order of
the SQL installation. We had installed SQL with a binary sort order because
of a requirement of a third-party application. Because of this, I had issues
with MELL, Diskeeper Administrator database, McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator
database, etc., etc. I finally uninstalled everything, reinstalled SQL with
the default sort order and all the applications, including MELL, installed
and worked correctly. So I would suggest looking at your database sort order
;
you may need to change it for the MELL database and reinstall MELL.
This was my solution and I'm not suggesting anyone else do the same, but it
worked for me.
"Craig French" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> I am also having the same problems. After 54 hours of installations, doin
g
> each edition seperately, I thought I had done something wrong. I deleted
the
> database, removed each course via the control panel (another 10 hours), an
d
> then started over ... doing 2.0 in each addition, 2.1 in each addition and
> then 2.2 in each addition. I still have 2.3 through 2.7 to go, but the
> Tracking for 2.0 to 2.2 isn't working ... arrrghghgh. Any help would be n
ice
> ... documentation on this piece of it is seriously lacking.
> "swampthing" wrote:
>|||I finally resolved mine as well ... mine turned out to be an IIS
configuration issue ... something the installation should have taken care,
but didn't ... here is what needs to happen:
Make sure that the ASP directory is set as an Application directory. Open
up IIS Service Manager and navigate to the ASP directory. The ASP directory
is located at \MELL\ENG\Viewer\ASP. Right click the ASP directory and choos
e
Properties. On the Directory Tab under Application Settings there will be a
n
Application name entry. If this is grayed out click on the Create button
next to it and set it. OK out of ASP Properties. If it is not grayed out
and "asp" is in the space, then it is something else.
"swampthing" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> Hey guys,
> I resolved my problem with this issue. It turned out to be the sort order
of
> the SQL installation. We had installed SQL with a binary sort order becaus
e
> of a requirement of a third-party application. Because of this, I had issu
es
> with MELL, Diskeeper Administrator database, McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator
> database, etc., etc. I finally uninstalled everything, reinstalled SQL wit
h
> the default sort order and all the applications, including MELL, installed
> and worked correctly. So I would suggest looking at your database sort ord
er;
> you may need to change it for the MELL database and reinstall MELL.
> This was my solution and I'm not suggesting anyone else do the same, but i
t
> worked for me.
> "Craig French" wrote:
>
Showing posts with label training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label training. Show all posts
Friday, March 23, 2012
MELL 2.5 and SQL errors
I recently installed the SA versions of several MELL 2.5 collections. I can
access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears to
work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing being
written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'node'.
/mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but can
find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Windows
Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
Any help would be appreciated.No one solve this issue yet?
"swampthing" wrote:
> I recently installed the SA versions of several MELL 2.5 collections. I can
> access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears to
> work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
> Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing being
> written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
> any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
> installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
> error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
> [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'node'.
> /mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
>
> I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but can
> find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Windows
> Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
> Any help would be appreciated.|||If it helps swampthing I can confirm I too have the same problem. It is
preventing me from tracking MELL access.|||Yeah, I saw that at least two or three others had reported this issue, but
could find no resolution. I'm surprised this thread hasn't been responded to,
since I am using my TechNet ID for managed newsgroups which is supposed to
answered by Microsoft within something like 24 or 48 hours (can't remember at
the moment). I may have to start a new threard if this one doesn't get a
response.
"Welshbloke" wrote:
> If it helps swampthing I can confirm I too have the same problem. It is
> preventing me from tracking MELL access.
>|||Yes, I'm getting the same sort of thing with the same setup as the OP except
the db server is also the IIS server.
I noticed when I installed the first Mell module that reporting appeared to
be working in that I oculd do a view of what was installed, but after
installing the complete Mell system of Desktop, Dev and IT Pro that if I try
to get to reports I just get a jscript popup about the database being
unpopulated (well that would be what it says if the constant was able to be
read to say it).
At this stage I have tried a few things to get it working but nothing has
had any effect, but then again I can't even find where users get created to
allow themselves to track their progress even though there are the tables in
the db and not feeling too confident about the whole product at this stage.
"swampthing" wrote:
> Yeah, I saw that at least two or three others had reported this issue, but
> could find no resolution. I'm surprised this thread hasn't been responded to,
> since I am using my TechNet ID for managed newsgroups which is supposed to
> answered by Microsoft within something like 24 or 48 hours (can't remember at
> the moment). I may have to start a new threard if this one doesn't get a
> response.
> "Welshbloke" wrote:
> > If it helps swampthing I can confirm I too have the same problem. It is
> > preventing me from tracking MELL access.
> >
> >|||I am also having the same problems. After 54 hours of installations, doing
each edition seperately, I thought I had done something wrong. I deleted the
database, removed each course via the control panel (another 10 hours), and
then started over ... doing 2.0 in each addition, 2.1 in each addition and
then 2.2 in each addition. I still have 2.3 through 2.7 to go, but the
Tracking for 2.0 to 2.2 isn't working ... arrrghghgh. Any help would be nice
... documentation on this piece of it is seriously lacking.
"swampthing" wrote:
> I recently installed the SA versions of several MELL 2.5 collections. I can
> access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears to
> work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
> Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing being
> written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
> any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
> installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
> error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
> [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'node'.
> /mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
>
> I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but can
> find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Windows
> Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
> Any help would be appreciated.|||Hey guys,
I resolved my problem with this issue. It turned out to be the sort order of
the SQL installation. We had installed SQL with a binary sort order because
of a requirement of a third-party application. Because of this, I had issues
with MELL, Diskeeper Administrator database, McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator
database, etc., etc. I finally uninstalled everything, reinstalled SQL with
the default sort order and all the applications, including MELL, installed
and worked correctly. So I would suggest looking at your database sort order;
you may need to change it for the MELL database and reinstall MELL.
This was my solution and I'm not suggesting anyone else do the same, but it
worked for me.
"Craig French" wrote:
> I am also having the same problems. After 54 hours of installations, doing
> each edition seperately, I thought I had done something wrong. I deleted the
> database, removed each course via the control panel (another 10 hours), and
> then started over ... doing 2.0 in each addition, 2.1 in each addition and
> then 2.2 in each addition. I still have 2.3 through 2.7 to go, but the
> Tracking for 2.0 to 2.2 isn't working ... arrrghghgh. Any help would be nice
> ... documentation on this piece of it is seriously lacking.
> "swampthing" wrote:
> > I recently installed the SA versions of several MELL 2.5 collections. I can
> > access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears to
> > work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
> > Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing being
> > written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
> > any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
> > installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
> > error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
> >
> > Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
> >
> > [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'node'.
> >
> > /mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
> >
> >
> > I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but can
> > find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Windows
> > Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
> >
> > Any help would be appreciated.|||I finally resolved mine as well ... mine turned out to be an IIS
configuration issue ... something the installation should have taken care,
but didn't ... here is what needs to happen:
Make sure that the ASP directory is set as an Application directory. Open
up IIS Service Manager and navigate to the ASP directory. The ASP directory
is located at \MELL\ENG\Viewer\ASP. Right click the ASP directory and choose
Properties. On the Directory Tab under Application Settings there will be an
Application name entry. If this is grayed out click on the Create button
next to it and set it. OK out of ASP Properties. If it is not grayed out
and "asp" is in the space, then it is something else.
"swampthing" wrote:
> Hey guys,
> I resolved my problem with this issue. It turned out to be the sort order of
> the SQL installation. We had installed SQL with a binary sort order because
> of a requirement of a third-party application. Because of this, I had issues
> with MELL, Diskeeper Administrator database, McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator
> database, etc., etc. I finally uninstalled everything, reinstalled SQL with
> the default sort order and all the applications, including MELL, installed
> and worked correctly. So I would suggest looking at your database sort order;
> you may need to change it for the MELL database and reinstall MELL.
> This was my solution and I'm not suggesting anyone else do the same, but it
> worked for me.
> "Craig French" wrote:
> > I am also having the same problems. After 54 hours of installations, doing
> > each edition seperately, I thought I had done something wrong. I deleted the
> > database, removed each course via the control panel (another 10 hours), and
> > then started over ... doing 2.0 in each addition, 2.1 in each addition and
> > then 2.2 in each addition. I still have 2.3 through 2.7 to go, but the
> > Tracking for 2.0 to 2.2 isn't working ... arrrghghgh. Any help would be nice
> > ... documentation on this piece of it is seriously lacking.
> >
> > "swampthing" wrote:
> >
> > > I recently installed the SA versions of several MELL 2.5 collections. I can
> > > access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears to
> > > work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
> > > Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing being
> > > written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
> > > any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
> > > installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
> > > error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
> > >
> > > Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
> > >
> > > [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'node'.
> > >
> > > /mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
> > >
> > >
> > > I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but can
> > > find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Windows
> > > Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
> > >
> > > Any help would be appreciated.sql
access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears to
work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing being
written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'node'.
/mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but can
find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Windows
Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
Any help would be appreciated.No one solve this issue yet?
"swampthing" wrote:
> I recently installed the SA versions of several MELL 2.5 collections. I can
> access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears to
> work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
> Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing being
> written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
> any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
> installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
> error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
> [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'node'.
> /mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
>
> I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but can
> find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Windows
> Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
> Any help would be appreciated.|||If it helps swampthing I can confirm I too have the same problem. It is
preventing me from tracking MELL access.|||Yeah, I saw that at least two or three others had reported this issue, but
could find no resolution. I'm surprised this thread hasn't been responded to,
since I am using my TechNet ID for managed newsgroups which is supposed to
answered by Microsoft within something like 24 or 48 hours (can't remember at
the moment). I may have to start a new threard if this one doesn't get a
response.
"Welshbloke" wrote:
> If it helps swampthing I can confirm I too have the same problem. It is
> preventing me from tracking MELL access.
>|||Yes, I'm getting the same sort of thing with the same setup as the OP except
the db server is also the IIS server.
I noticed when I installed the first Mell module that reporting appeared to
be working in that I oculd do a view of what was installed, but after
installing the complete Mell system of Desktop, Dev and IT Pro that if I try
to get to reports I just get a jscript popup about the database being
unpopulated (well that would be what it says if the constant was able to be
read to say it).
At this stage I have tried a few things to get it working but nothing has
had any effect, but then again I can't even find where users get created to
allow themselves to track their progress even though there are the tables in
the db and not feeling too confident about the whole product at this stage.
"swampthing" wrote:
> Yeah, I saw that at least two or three others had reported this issue, but
> could find no resolution. I'm surprised this thread hasn't been responded to,
> since I am using my TechNet ID for managed newsgroups which is supposed to
> answered by Microsoft within something like 24 or 48 hours (can't remember at
> the moment). I may have to start a new threard if this one doesn't get a
> response.
> "Welshbloke" wrote:
> > If it helps swampthing I can confirm I too have the same problem. It is
> > preventing me from tracking MELL access.
> >
> >|||I am also having the same problems. After 54 hours of installations, doing
each edition seperately, I thought I had done something wrong. I deleted the
database, removed each course via the control panel (another 10 hours), and
then started over ... doing 2.0 in each addition, 2.1 in each addition and
then 2.2 in each addition. I still have 2.3 through 2.7 to go, but the
Tracking for 2.0 to 2.2 isn't working ... arrrghghgh. Any help would be nice
... documentation on this piece of it is seriously lacking.
"swampthing" wrote:
> I recently installed the SA versions of several MELL 2.5 collections. I can
> access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears to
> work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
> Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing being
> written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
> any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
> installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
> error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
> [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'node'.
> /mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
>
> I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but can
> find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Windows
> Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
> Any help would be appreciated.|||Hey guys,
I resolved my problem with this issue. It turned out to be the sort order of
the SQL installation. We had installed SQL with a binary sort order because
of a requirement of a third-party application. Because of this, I had issues
with MELL, Diskeeper Administrator database, McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator
database, etc., etc. I finally uninstalled everything, reinstalled SQL with
the default sort order and all the applications, including MELL, installed
and worked correctly. So I would suggest looking at your database sort order;
you may need to change it for the MELL database and reinstall MELL.
This was my solution and I'm not suggesting anyone else do the same, but it
worked for me.
"Craig French" wrote:
> I am also having the same problems. After 54 hours of installations, doing
> each edition seperately, I thought I had done something wrong. I deleted the
> database, removed each course via the control panel (another 10 hours), and
> then started over ... doing 2.0 in each addition, 2.1 in each addition and
> then 2.2 in each addition. I still have 2.3 through 2.7 to go, but the
> Tracking for 2.0 to 2.2 isn't working ... arrrghghgh. Any help would be nice
> ... documentation on this piece of it is seriously lacking.
> "swampthing" wrote:
> > I recently installed the SA versions of several MELL 2.5 collections. I can
> > access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears to
> > work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
> > Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing being
> > written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
> > any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
> > installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
> > error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
> >
> > Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
> >
> > [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'node'.
> >
> > /mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
> >
> >
> > I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but can
> > find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Windows
> > Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
> >
> > Any help would be appreciated.|||I finally resolved mine as well ... mine turned out to be an IIS
configuration issue ... something the installation should have taken care,
but didn't ... here is what needs to happen:
Make sure that the ASP directory is set as an Application directory. Open
up IIS Service Manager and navigate to the ASP directory. The ASP directory
is located at \MELL\ENG\Viewer\ASP. Right click the ASP directory and choose
Properties. On the Directory Tab under Application Settings there will be an
Application name entry. If this is grayed out click on the Create button
next to it and set it. OK out of ASP Properties. If it is not grayed out
and "asp" is in the space, then it is something else.
"swampthing" wrote:
> Hey guys,
> I resolved my problem with this issue. It turned out to be the sort order of
> the SQL installation. We had installed SQL with a binary sort order because
> of a requirement of a third-party application. Because of this, I had issues
> with MELL, Diskeeper Administrator database, McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator
> database, etc., etc. I finally uninstalled everything, reinstalled SQL with
> the default sort order and all the applications, including MELL, installed
> and worked correctly. So I would suggest looking at your database sort order;
> you may need to change it for the MELL database and reinstall MELL.
> This was my solution and I'm not suggesting anyone else do the same, but it
> worked for me.
> "Craig French" wrote:
> > I am also having the same problems. After 54 hours of installations, doing
> > each edition seperately, I thought I had done something wrong. I deleted the
> > database, removed each course via the control panel (another 10 hours), and
> > then started over ... doing 2.0 in each addition, 2.1 in each addition and
> > then 2.2 in each addition. I still have 2.3 through 2.7 to go, but the
> > Tracking for 2.0 to 2.2 isn't working ... arrrghghgh. Any help would be nice
> > ... documentation on this piece of it is seriously lacking.
> >
> > "swampthing" wrote:
> >
> > > I recently installed the SA versions of several MELL 2.5 collections. I can
> > > access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears to
> > > work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
> > > Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing being
> > > written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
> > > any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
> > > installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
> > > error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
> > >
> > > Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
> > >
> > > [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'node'.
> > >
> > > /mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
> > >
> > >
> > > I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but can
> > > find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Windows
> > > Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
> > >
> > > Any help would be appreciated.sql
MELL 2.5 and SQL errors
I recently installed the SA versions of several MELL 2.5 collections. I can
access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears to
work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing being
written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'node'.
/mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but can
find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Windows
Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
Any help would be appreciated.
No one solve this issue yet?
"swampthing" wrote:
> I recently installed the SA versions of several MELL 2.5 collections. I can
> access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears to
> work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
> Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing being
> written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
> any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
> installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
> error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
> [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'node'.
> /mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
>
> I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but can
> find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Windows
> Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
> Any help would be appreciated.
|||If it helps swampthing I can confirm I too have the same problem. It is
preventing me from tracking MELL access.
|||Yeah, I saw that at least two or three others had reported this issue, but
could find no resolution. I'm surprised this thread hasn't been responded to,
since I am using my TechNet ID for managed newsgroups which is supposed to
answered by Microsoft within something like 24 or 48 hours (can't remember at
the moment). I may have to start a new threard if this one doesn't get a
response.
"Welshbloke" wrote:
> If it helps swampthing I can confirm I too have the same problem. It is
> preventing me from tracking MELL access.
>
|||Yes, I'm getting the same sort of thing with the same setup as the OP except
the db server is also the IIS server.
I noticed when I installed the first Mell module that reporting appeared to
be working in that I oculd do a view of what was installed, but after
installing the complete Mell system of Desktop, Dev and IT Pro that if I try
to get to reports I just get a jscript popup about the database being
unpopulated (well that would be what it says if the constant was able to be
read to say it).
At this stage I have tried a few things to get it working but nothing has
had any effect, but then again I can't even find where users get created to
allow themselves to track their progress even though there are the tables in
the db and not feeling too confident about the whole product at this stage.
"swampthing" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> Yeah, I saw that at least two or three others had reported this issue, but
> could find no resolution. I'm surprised this thread hasn't been responded to,
> since I am using my TechNet ID for managed newsgroups which is supposed to
> answered by Microsoft within something like 24 or 48 hours (can't remember at
> the moment). I may have to start a new threard if this one doesn't get a
> response.
> "Welshbloke" wrote:
|||I am also having the same problems. After 54 hours of installations, doing
each edition seperately, I thought I had done something wrong. I deleted the
database, removed each course via the control panel (another 10 hours), and
then started over ... doing 2.0 in each addition, 2.1 in each addition and
then 2.2 in each addition. I still have 2.3 through 2.7 to go, but the
Tracking for 2.0 to 2.2 isn't working ... arrrghghgh. Any help would be nice
... documentation on this piece of it is seriously lacking.
"swampthing" wrote:
> I recently installed the SA versions of several MELL 2.5 collections. I can
> access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears to
> work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
> Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing being
> written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
> any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
> installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
> error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
> [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'node'.
> /mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
>
> I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but can
> find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Windows
> Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
> Any help would be appreciated.
|||Hey guys,
I resolved my problem with this issue. It turned out to be the sort order of
the SQL installation. We had installed SQL with a binary sort order because
of a requirement of a third-party application. Because of this, I had issues
with MELL, Diskeeper Administrator database, McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator
database, etc., etc. I finally uninstalled everything, reinstalled SQL with
the default sort order and all the applications, including MELL, installed
and worked correctly. So I would suggest looking at your database sort order;
you may need to change it for the MELL database and reinstall MELL.
This was my solution and I'm not suggesting anyone else do the same, but it
worked for me.
"Craig French" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> I am also having the same problems. After 54 hours of installations, doing
> each edition seperately, I thought I had done something wrong. I deleted the
> database, removed each course via the control panel (another 10 hours), and
> then started over ... doing 2.0 in each addition, 2.1 in each addition and
> then 2.2 in each addition. I still have 2.3 through 2.7 to go, but the
> Tracking for 2.0 to 2.2 isn't working ... arrrghghgh. Any help would be nice
> ... documentation on this piece of it is seriously lacking.
> "swampthing" wrote:
|||I finally resolved mine as well ... mine turned out to be an IIS
configuration issue ... something the installation should have taken care,
but didn't ... here is what needs to happen:
Make sure that the ASP directory is set as an Application directory. Open
up IIS Service Manager and navigate to the ASP directory. The ASP directory
is located at \MELL\ENG\Viewer\ASP. Right click the ASP directory and choose
Properties. On the Directory Tab under Application Settings there will be an
Application name entry. If this is grayed out click on the Create button
next to it and set it. OK out of ASP Properties. If it is not grayed out
and "asp" is in the space, then it is something else.
"swampthing" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> Hey guys,
> I resolved my problem with this issue. It turned out to be the sort order of
> the SQL installation. We had installed SQL with a binary sort order because
> of a requirement of a third-party application. Because of this, I had issues
> with MELL, Diskeeper Administrator database, McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator
> database, etc., etc. I finally uninstalled everything, reinstalled SQL with
> the default sort order and all the applications, including MELL, installed
> and worked correctly. So I would suggest looking at your database sort order;
> you may need to change it for the MELL database and reinstall MELL.
> This was my solution and I'm not suggesting anyone else do the same, but it
> worked for me.
> "Craig French" wrote:
access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears to
work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing being
written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'node'.
/mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but can
find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Windows
Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
Any help would be appreciated.
No one solve this issue yet?
"swampthing" wrote:
> I recently installed the SA versions of several MELL 2.5 collections. I can
> access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears to
> work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
> Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing being
> written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
> any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
> installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
> error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
> [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'node'.
> /mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
>
> I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but can
> find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Windows
> Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
> Any help would be appreciated.
|||If it helps swampthing I can confirm I too have the same problem. It is
preventing me from tracking MELL access.
|||Yeah, I saw that at least two or three others had reported this issue, but
could find no resolution. I'm surprised this thread hasn't been responded to,
since I am using my TechNet ID for managed newsgroups which is supposed to
answered by Microsoft within something like 24 or 48 hours (can't remember at
the moment). I may have to start a new threard if this one doesn't get a
response.
"Welshbloke" wrote:
> If it helps swampthing I can confirm I too have the same problem. It is
> preventing me from tracking MELL access.
>
|||Yes, I'm getting the same sort of thing with the same setup as the OP except
the db server is also the IIS server.
I noticed when I installed the first Mell module that reporting appeared to
be working in that I oculd do a view of what was installed, but after
installing the complete Mell system of Desktop, Dev and IT Pro that if I try
to get to reports I just get a jscript popup about the database being
unpopulated (well that would be what it says if the constant was able to be
read to say it).
At this stage I have tried a few things to get it working but nothing has
had any effect, but then again I can't even find where users get created to
allow themselves to track their progress even though there are the tables in
the db and not feeling too confident about the whole product at this stage.
"swampthing" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> Yeah, I saw that at least two or three others had reported this issue, but
> could find no resolution. I'm surprised this thread hasn't been responded to,
> since I am using my TechNet ID for managed newsgroups which is supposed to
> answered by Microsoft within something like 24 or 48 hours (can't remember at
> the moment). I may have to start a new threard if this one doesn't get a
> response.
> "Welshbloke" wrote:
|||I am also having the same problems. After 54 hours of installations, doing
each edition seperately, I thought I had done something wrong. I deleted the
database, removed each course via the control panel (another 10 hours), and
then started over ... doing 2.0 in each addition, 2.1 in each addition and
then 2.2 in each addition. I still have 2.3 through 2.7 to go, but the
Tracking for 2.0 to 2.2 isn't working ... arrrghghgh. Any help would be nice
... documentation on this piece of it is seriously lacking.
"swampthing" wrote:
> I recently installed the SA versions of several MELL 2.5 collections. I can
> access the start page and the training with no issues; everything appears to
> work perfectly. The problem is, I also installed the SQL database and
> Reporting to monitor users and usage, but there appears to be nothing being
> written to the database. Also, on the Reports start page, it does not list
> any report options pertaining to users. I'm not even sure if the database
> installed correctly, but I did not receive any setup errors. Here is the
> error I'm getting when I try to access a report:
> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
> [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'node'.
> /mell/eng/reports/inc/reportfunctions.inc, line 185
>
> I've noticed that at least two or three others have this same issue, but can
> find no solutions listed any where. I am running MELL on IIS 6.0 on Windows
> Server 2003 againist SQL 2000 SP3 running on Windows Server 2003.
> Any help would be appreciated.
|||Hey guys,
I resolved my problem with this issue. It turned out to be the sort order of
the SQL installation. We had installed SQL with a binary sort order because
of a requirement of a third-party application. Because of this, I had issues
with MELL, Diskeeper Administrator database, McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator
database, etc., etc. I finally uninstalled everything, reinstalled SQL with
the default sort order and all the applications, including MELL, installed
and worked correctly. So I would suggest looking at your database sort order;
you may need to change it for the MELL database and reinstall MELL.
This was my solution and I'm not suggesting anyone else do the same, but it
worked for me.
"Craig French" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> I am also having the same problems. After 54 hours of installations, doing
> each edition seperately, I thought I had done something wrong. I deleted the
> database, removed each course via the control panel (another 10 hours), and
> then started over ... doing 2.0 in each addition, 2.1 in each addition and
> then 2.2 in each addition. I still have 2.3 through 2.7 to go, but the
> Tracking for 2.0 to 2.2 isn't working ... arrrghghgh. Any help would be nice
> ... documentation on this piece of it is seriously lacking.
> "swampthing" wrote:
|||I finally resolved mine as well ... mine turned out to be an IIS
configuration issue ... something the installation should have taken care,
but didn't ... here is what needs to happen:
Make sure that the ASP directory is set as an Application directory. Open
up IIS Service Manager and navigate to the ASP directory. The ASP directory
is located at \MELL\ENG\Viewer\ASP. Right click the ASP directory and choose
Properties. On the Directory Tab under Application Settings there will be an
Application name entry. If this is grayed out click on the Create button
next to it and set it. OK out of ASP Properties. If it is not grayed out
and "asp" is in the space, then it is something else.
"swampthing" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> Hey guys,
> I resolved my problem with this issue. It turned out to be the sort order of
> the SQL installation. We had installed SQL with a binary sort order because
> of a requirement of a third-party application. Because of this, I had issues
> with MELL, Diskeeper Administrator database, McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator
> database, etc., etc. I finally uninstalled everything, reinstalled SQL with
> the default sort order and all the applications, including MELL, installed
> and worked correctly. So I would suggest looking at your database sort order;
> you may need to change it for the MELL database and reinstall MELL.
> This was my solution and I'm not suggesting anyone else do the same, but it
> worked for me.
> "Craig French" wrote:
Monday, March 12, 2012
MDX Training : Need review
Hi Gurus ...
Planning for a MDX Training for me and my development team ...
The following has been proposed for a training course spread over three days ...
I need to know whether this will be enough or should some more things be added on to the same (anything that has been missed)...
I have the option of removing and adding from the list.
Module 1: OLAP Review
OLAP Databases
OLAP Definitions
Warehouse Data Flow
Module 2: MDX Foundations
The Role of MDX
MDX Member Names
Using the Calculated Member Builder
Working with Calculated Members
Module 3: Using MDX Expressions
Displaying Member Information
Displaying Family Tree Relatives
Working with Member Properties
Using Conditional Expressions
Module 4: Retrieving Values from a Cube
Understanding Multidimensional Coordinates
Retrieving a Value from a Cube
Percent of Total Calculations
Growth Calculations
Module 5: Creating Simple MDX Queries
Understanding MDX Query Statements
Creating Simple MDX Query Statements
Module 6: Creating and Manipulating Sets
Using Set Creation Functions
Using Set Manipulation Functions
Using Subquery Set Functions
Working with Dimension Interactions
Module 7: Using Aggregation Functions
Understanding Aggregation Functions
Using Time Set Functions
Calculating a Trend
Module 8: Case Study - Implementing Budget Allocations
Allocating Values from a Grand Total
Allocating Values from a Subtotal
Allocating Values Across Multiple Dimensions
Module 9: Using Calculated Cells
Respose needed urgently since I have to get back to the training team by tomorrow morningWhat is MDX?|||he he .. nice joke|||Originally posted by Enigma
he he .. nice joke
I'm serious...
This?
http://www.mdxsoftware.com/|||You are serious ... :confused:
Worked on OLAP ... Analysis Server ?
MDX = Multi - Dimensional Expressions
MDX is query language used for querying OLAP Cubes|||Sorry...no warehouse tools...
Had to build them manually...
No magic....
What do you think you can do with analysis services that you can't do manually?
My Multi Billion $$ Company only bought standard edition...
I did find 1 box with Enterprise though...|||Hmm ...
It seems you havent used OLAP Cubes yet ...
I agree it can be done manually too ... but you too would love the power of analysis a Cube gives you (just like a pivot table in excel) ...|||Any way I can sneak into the back of the class? I don't think Microsoft has developed a course for MDX, as yet. Probably because they know their MDX implementation has a few kinks to work out...|||MS does have a course for mdx and it has been out for about 3 or 4 years.
you will find an outline at this link.
Course 2093: Implementing Business Logic with MDX in Microsoft SQL Server 2000 (http://www.microsoft.com/traincert/syllabi/2093AFinal.asp)
it is MOC (Microsoft Official Curriculum)
i have taught it a few times and it is pretty good.
it appears that someone is going to be using the same exact outline
Planning for a MDX Training for me and my development team ...
The following has been proposed for a training course spread over three days ...
I need to know whether this will be enough or should some more things be added on to the same (anything that has been missed)...
I have the option of removing and adding from the list.
Module 1: OLAP Review
OLAP Databases
OLAP Definitions
Warehouse Data Flow
Module 2: MDX Foundations
The Role of MDX
MDX Member Names
Using the Calculated Member Builder
Working with Calculated Members
Module 3: Using MDX Expressions
Displaying Member Information
Displaying Family Tree Relatives
Working with Member Properties
Using Conditional Expressions
Module 4: Retrieving Values from a Cube
Understanding Multidimensional Coordinates
Retrieving a Value from a Cube
Percent of Total Calculations
Growth Calculations
Module 5: Creating Simple MDX Queries
Understanding MDX Query Statements
Creating Simple MDX Query Statements
Module 6: Creating and Manipulating Sets
Using Set Creation Functions
Using Set Manipulation Functions
Using Subquery Set Functions
Working with Dimension Interactions
Module 7: Using Aggregation Functions
Understanding Aggregation Functions
Using Time Set Functions
Calculating a Trend
Module 8: Case Study - Implementing Budget Allocations
Allocating Values from a Grand Total
Allocating Values from a Subtotal
Allocating Values Across Multiple Dimensions
Module 9: Using Calculated Cells
Respose needed urgently since I have to get back to the training team by tomorrow morningWhat is MDX?|||he he .. nice joke|||Originally posted by Enigma
he he .. nice joke
I'm serious...
This?
http://www.mdxsoftware.com/|||You are serious ... :confused:
Worked on OLAP ... Analysis Server ?
MDX = Multi - Dimensional Expressions
MDX is query language used for querying OLAP Cubes|||Sorry...no warehouse tools...
Had to build them manually...
No magic....
What do you think you can do with analysis services that you can't do manually?
My Multi Billion $$ Company only bought standard edition...
I did find 1 box with Enterprise though...|||Hmm ...
It seems you havent used OLAP Cubes yet ...
I agree it can be done manually too ... but you too would love the power of analysis a Cube gives you (just like a pivot table in excel) ...|||Any way I can sneak into the back of the class? I don't think Microsoft has developed a course for MDX, as yet. Probably because they know their MDX implementation has a few kinks to work out...|||MS does have a course for mdx and it has been out for about 3 or 4 years.
you will find an outline at this link.
Course 2093: Implementing Business Logic with MDX in Microsoft SQL Server 2000 (http://www.microsoft.com/traincert/syllabi/2093AFinal.asp)
it is MOC (Microsoft Official Curriculum)
i have taught it a few times and it is pretty good.
it appears that someone is going to be using the same exact outline
MDX Training
Does anyone know of any good instructor-led (DC, MD, VA) or e-learning classes on MDX? I have read Fast Track to MDX (Whitehorn et al) but I need a knowlegeable source to guide me. Also, this book was based on SQL 2000. The one vendor listed through "Find a Course" on Microsoft training website is currently not offering it because not enough people are asking for it. Also I cannot find training on SQL 2005 MDX. I really need course. Thanks I appreciate it.I'm the MDX trainer at u2u, and I have students in my classroom from time to time :-) So if you would like to have your course in Europe (we're based in Brussels but we also go on-site, courses are in English), check out www.u2u.be|||
I'm literally just finishing writing an MDX course for Solid Quality Learning and it should be up on their website (http://learning.solidq.com ) within a matter of days. It will certainly be available as a private course in the US and Europe and I guess there will be some public courses scheduled soon too.
Chris
|||Does Solid Quality Learning have locations in MD, VA or DC?|||No, unforunately not, but they specialise in private classes which can be tailored exactly to your needs and run wherever you want.
Chris
|||Those who are interested in attending an upcoming MDX on AS2005 course should contact Jean Reeves at Solid Quality Mentors asap. She is working on scheduling one in Dallas, Tx., based on the course authored by Christopher Webb.
e-mail: jreeves@.solidq.com
telephone: (813) 645-1646
Regards,
Daniel Upton
MDX Training
Does anyone know of any good instructor-led (DC, MD, VA) or e-learning classes on MDX? I have read Fast Track to MDX (Whitehorn et al) but I need a knowlegeable source to guide me. Also, this book was based on SQL 2000. The one vendor listed through "Find a Course" on Microsoft training website is currently not offering it because not enough people are asking for it. Also I cannot find training on SQL 2005 MDX. I really need course. Thanks I appreciate it.I'm the MDX trainer at u2u, and I have students in my classroom from time to time :-) So if you would like to have your course in Europe (we're based in Brussels but we also go on-site, courses are in English), check out www.u2u.be|||
www.unitedtraining.com/hitachi
I'm literally just finishing writing an MDX course for Solid Quality Learning and it should be up on their website (http://learning.solidq.com ) within a matter of days. It will certainly be available as a private course in the US and Europe and I guess there will be some public courses scheduled soon too.
Chris
|||Does Solid Quality Learning have locations in MD, VA or DC?|||No, unforunately not, but they specialise in private classes which can be tailored exactly to your needs and run wherever you want.
Chris
|||Those who are interested in attending an upcoming MDX on AS2005 course should contact Jean Reeves at Solid Quality Mentors asap. She is working on scheduling one in Dallas, Tx., based on the course authored by Christopher Webb.
e-mail: jreeves@.solidq.com
telephone: (813) 645-1646
Regards,
Daniel Upton
|||Hitachi Consulting is a leader in MDX training and has offered expert MDX courses for over three years. You can find a full range of MDX classes and other Hitachi Consulting offerings throughout the United States atwww.unitedtraining.com/hitachi
MDX Training
Does anyone know of any good instructor-led (DC, MD, VA) or e-learning classes on MDX? I have read Fast Track to MDX (Whitehorn et al) but I need a knowlegeable source to guide me. Also, this book was based on SQL 2000. The one vendor listed through "Find a Course" on Microsoft training website is currently not offering it because not enough people are asking for it. Also I cannot find training on SQL 2005 MDX. I really need course. Thanks I appreciate it.I'm the MDX trainer at u2u, and I have students in my classroom from time to time :-) So if you would like to have your course in Europe (we're based in Brussels but we also go on-site, courses are in English), check out www.u2u.be|||
I'm literally just finishing writing an MDX course for Solid Quality Learning and it should be up on their website (http://learning.solidq.com ) within a matter of days. It will certainly be available as a private course in the US and Europe and I guess there will be some public courses scheduled soon too.
Chris
|||Does Solid Quality Learning have locations in MD, VA or DC?|||No, unforunately not, but they specialise in private classes which can be tailored exactly to your needs and run wherever you want.
Chris
|||Those who are interested in attending an upcoming MDX on AS2005 course should contact Jean Reeves at Solid Quality Mentors asap. She is working on scheduling one in Dallas, Tx., based on the course authored by Christopher Webb.
e-mail: jreeves@.solidq.com
telephone: (813) 645-1646
Regards,
Daniel Upton
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