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Windows PowerShell™ is a task-based command-line shell and scripting language designed especially for automation of Windows tasks. Questions using this tag should restrict themselves to interactions directly with the database tier. General PowerShell scripting questions should be directed to [StackOverflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/powershell).
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SQL Server AS: Set ImpersonationMode via PS
Try to create a database in SQL Server Analysis Server (SQLAS, SSAS) version 2012 SP2 if that matters and set Impersonation Mode via Powershell. (try to avoid XMLA script).
Here are my attempts. …
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SQL Server AS: Set ImpersonationMode via PS
ImpInfo=New-Object Microsoft.AnalysisServices.ImpersonationInfo
$ImpInfo.ImpersonationMode = 'ImpersonateServiceAccount'
$db.DataSourceImpersonationInfo = $ImpInfo
$db.update()
here a full working PowerShell …
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