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Server Element (ASSL)

SQL Server 2012

SQL Server 2005

Describes an instance of Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services.


<Server>
   <!—These elements are common to each major object -->
   <Name>...</Name>
   <ID>...</ID>
   <CreatedTimestamp>...</CreatedTimestamp>
   <LastSchemaUpdate>...</LastSchemaUpdate>
   <Description>...</Description>
   <Annotations>...</Annotations>
   <!-- server elements or properties -->
   <ProductName>...</ProductName>
   <Edition>...</Edition>
   <EditionId>...</Edition>
   <Version>...</Version>
   <ServerMode>...</ServerMode>
   <ProductLevel>...</Databases>
   <Databases>...</Databases>
   <Assemblies>...</Assemblies>
   <Traces>...</Traces>
   <Roles>...</Roles>
   <ServerProperties>...</ServerProperties>
</Server>

Element Characteristics

Characteristic	Description
Data type and length	None
Default value	None
Cardinality	1-1: Required element that occurs once and only once.

Element Relationships

Relationship	Element
Parent elements	None
Child elements	Name, ID, CreatedTimestamp, LastSchemaUpdate, Description, Annotations, ProductName, Edition, EditionId, Version, ServerMode, ProductLevel, Databases, Assemblies, Traces, Roles, ServerProperties>

Remarks

The Server element represents an instance of Analysis Services, and serves as the topmost node in the Analysis Services Scripting Language (ASSL) node hierarchy.

The corresponding element in the Analysis Management Objects (AMO) object model is Server.

Reference

Objects (ASSL)

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