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Thanks, that helps actually

Ok, sorted that problem, but still no connecion in Reporter.........

Ok, I actually have the same problem. I ve tried the resource-link-stored procedure but it's greyed out, therefore I cant access it.........any further ideas?

Yeah, its a good thread, but I think I need a more simplified explanation of each object........

Hey Middlesbrough...are you actually in Middlesbrough?

Im fairly new to BO..can someone give me a clear description of Measure, Dimension and Detail......... Thanks guys

So re there any ways I could do it?

AFAIK? What does that mean?

Is it possible to edit the text in a chart legend directly? Thanks

anymore suggestions guys?

I dont see how I can assign the variables if I cant produce the chart in the first place.........

Ok, have tried this but still no luck...all measures have a dummy dimension and the error still appears....

Can anyone help me out with the following error RPT0001: Description as below: "You tried to turn a table which contains only dimension/detail variables or only measure variables into a chart using either the chart toolbar or the Turn to Chart command. To display data in a chart you need...

So far I have used the universe wizard and connected to the database. However I still need to define my own data types, i.e. dimension/measure/detail before it will let me go ahead and produce any real kind of reports/charts etc.....

Does anyone know where I can get detailed info. on the role of dimension/measure/detail? do I have to define these when creating a new universe? Im trying to piece together the jigsaw and it seems quite complicated! any help appreciated

Yeah, free hand SQL.

OK........basically I will be running a report schedule every week using the same queries and the same tables each time........i really want to know if there is a way of saving queries within BO so all I need to do is alter them when required.

Is there anyway in BO to use the same query to produce the same report on a regular basis, but using different tables/data each time? i.e. without having to produce the query each time. Cheers

Yeah, tried that. The fact still remains however that fields brought from SQL Server with type datetime or small datetime are not recognised. Surely it would be defeating the object of using such a tool if I were to create the fields from scratch in BO? Cheers

OK...it seems to only like char, int, float and alike..it doesnt recognise nvarchar or varchar. More importantly, it deosnt recognise datetime or smalldatetime. The data we are using is highly dependent on dates.....is there any way around this? Cheers