Category Archives: PerformancePoint

PerformancePoint and Error 33494

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One of my clients called today when their PerformancePoint environment (in SharePoint 2010) broke down.  One of the app servers in the farm was running low on disk space.  While addressing that, the client uninstalled “too much” and the PP stuff all stopped functioning.  Various web parts would show “An unexpected error occurred. Error 33494. Additional details have been logged for your administrator”:

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I looked up the error and didn’t find anything specific to “Error 33494” but this MSDN forums posting was helpful: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/forums/en-us/sharepoint2010setup/thread/E1FE189D-7F89-455D-A98B-C1A12D8626AB

I found ADOMD.NET here as a component in the SQL Server 2008 Feature Pack: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyId=228DE03F-3B5A-428A-923F-58A033D316E1&displaylang=en

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I download and installed that and it fixed everything.

I think this is a pretty oddball kind of error, but if you hit it, you at least you have an option.

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Performance Point – It’s Not Just for BI Geeks Any More

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I wrote up a little article about Performance Point earlier this week and it’s just been published www.sharepointbriefing.com.  Here’s the intro:

 

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Click here to read the article.

I think that the overall Performance Point development experience is awkward at this point in time, but it’s definitely accessible.  In prior versions, it felt like it was simply a bridge too far for most SharePoint people.  The new environment requires getting your hands dirty, but when you get under the covers, it’s quite recognizable.

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