We upgraded our DB server over the weekend and now receive this error when using smartview … login failed for user smartview
Jignesh replied 1 year ago
The user “smartview” in SQL is NOT a GP user, and a GP user will not work. The SmartView user is used internally by SmartView to access the data in GP.
During the installation of SmartView it creates a SQL user named “smartview” and then it makes it a member of the DYNGRP for all the databases.
So before doing anything else, delete the GP user named “smartview”.
Then open SQL management studio and create a new user called “smartview”. Make sure you set the password not to expire, and not force a password change at first login.
Then go to the server roles and make them a member of “public”
Then go to User mapping, and make them a member of the DYNGRP for DYNAMICS and ALL your company databases.
After you get the user created, then open GP and go to Tools – SmartView – Setup. Type in the SmartView user id and the password if the user you just created in SQL. Now SmartView will work.
The user “smartview” in SQL is NOT a GP user, and a GP user will not work. The SmartView user is used internally by SmartView to access the data in GP.
During the installation of SmartView it creates a SQL user named “smartview” and then it makes it a member of the DYNGRP for all the databases.
So before doing anything else, delete the GP user named “smartview”.
Then open SQL management studio and create a new user called “smartview”. Make sure you set the password not to expire, and not force a password change at first login.
Then go to the server roles and make them a member of “public”
Then go to User mapping, and make them a member of the DYNGRP for DYNAMICS and ALL your company databases.
After you get the user created, then open GP and go to Tools – SmartView – Setup. Type in the SmartView user id and the password if the user you just created in SQL. Now SmartView will work.