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I am following the SSAS Tabular Model Tutorial by Microsoft using the Adventure Works DW. I've imported the DW in SQL Server Management Studio to my local server. I've connected to the DW from Visual Studio, everything worked fine, completed all the steps of the tutorial until deployment. Building the Model works just fine, however when I try to deploy the Model it throws me the error

Error Cannot deploy metadata. Reason: An error occurred while connecting to the server. 0

error message

Some other users have also reported the same issue and could solve it with reinstalling SSDT, tried that, did not work for me.

Any ideas would be very much appreciated!

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  • What credentials are you using to deploy the model, and does this account have the necessary permissions on the SSAS instance? – userfl89 Oct 1 '18 at 15:30
  • I used the Windows Credentials in Impersonate Account mode. where would I see if this account has permissions on the SSAS instance? in SSMS? – julmoser Oct 2 '18 at 11:56
  • You can see accounts that have role membership in the Roles folder of a model when connected to SSAS in SSMS, however if you're using your Windows credentials you're likely in the local Administrators group and have the necessary privileges. Have you confirmed that the deployment server name is correct? – userfl89 Oct 2 '18 at 14:10
  • Yes I set the deployment server in SSAS name like it is in SSMS server properties – julmoser Oct 2 '18 at 15:14
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I just found out why I could not deploy my Tabular model to the server:

I tried to deploy it on the SQL Server (where my source DW is located), but obviously the Tabular Model needs to be deployed on the Analysis Server

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  • can you tell more about the solution? I'm having the same issue. Some screens would be apprecieated. – user175217 Mar 21 '19 at 19:22
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I got the same error. After doing some research I changed the server name and that worked.

Go to your Solution explorer > Project > Properties. Change server name from Localhost to the actual server name.

SSAS Project Properties

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On the solution properties, identify the server as a tabularmodel ie ... localhost\tabularmodel. This is what worked for me.

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