| CTP3 Setup Error: Could not load file or assembly "Microsoft.AnalysisServices.SharePoint.Integration" |
| Written by Russell Christopher |
| Saturday, 28 November 2009 21:38 |
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I had a bear of a time getting SQL Server 2008 R2 November CTP’s Integrated PowerPivot feature installed. It looks like several other people in the Twitter/Blogosphere are running into the same issue, but for potentially different reasons. For me, ProClarity Analytics Server (PAS) 6.3 was the culprit: If it was already installed on my machine, I could NOT get Integrated PowerPivot installed. As a result, I was forced to install Gemini first, then PAS. In order for everything to play nicely, I then needed to manually move the PAS install from port 80 into a new website which listened on a different port. How did I do it? Here’s how:
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