deployupdate Update a model version by deploying a model package. Usage: MDSModelDeploy deployupdate -package [-version] [-service ] Options: -package : The file name of the package to deploy -version : If the package contains master data, specifies the target version to be updated. -service : Specifies the service name to connect to. This parameter is required if there are multiple instances of {0} installed. Use the "MDSModelDeploy listservices" command to list the available service instances. All names that contain spaces must be enclosed in quotation marks. Examples: 1. Deploy the model contained in samplemodel.pkg (which contains no data) to service "MDS Website" MDSModelDeploy deployupdate -package samplemodel.pkg -service "MDS Website" 2. Deploy the model contained in samplemodel.pkg and update the master data in "Version 1" of the model. MDSModelDeploy deployupdate -package samplemodel.pkg -version "Version 1"
deployclone Deploy a clone of a model. All Names and IDs will be identical to the model in the package. Usage: MDSModelDeploy ...
Deployment Server information has not been provided in the project properties. The model can not be deployed without the ...
deploynew Create a new model by deploying a model package. Usage: MDSModelDeploy deploynew -package -model -service Options: ...
deploynew Create a new model by deploying a model package. Usage: MDSModelDeploy deploynew -package -model -service Options: ...
deployupdate Update a model version by deploying a model package. Usage: MDSModelDeploy deployupdate -package -version -service ...
deployupdate Update a model version by deploying a model package. Usage: MDSModelDeploy deployupdate -package -version -service ...
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Derived table '%1!s!' is not updatable because it contains aggregates, or a DISTINCT or GROUP BY clause, or PIVOT or UNPIVOT ...