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Multiple TM1 Servers - PAx
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Multiple TM1 Servers - PAx
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Chris Sutton
Posted 04/01/19 08:59 PM
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When using Perspectives it was possible to have a worksheet that referenced more than 1 TM1 Server. I am trying to the do the same with PAX (Custom report) but with not luck so far. Is this possible?
I have a worksheet with DBRW references to 3 TM1 Servers (which works fine in Perspectives). When using with PAx only 1 set of DBRW works (seems to be the last one that you connect to), the others show #N/A. I have connected to all TM1 Servers.
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