Setup: SQL Server 2012 SP2 clustered running on a VMTwice in the last two we have encountered a problem processing our dimensions and cube via an SSIS package and browsing the same via SSMS (or indeed any BI client tool). The error message is:[code="plain"]Processing Dimensions Error: Either the user <Domain\User> does not have access to the database or the database does not exist.[/code]Neither of those possible reasons is the case and doing some research, it sounded similar to the issue described at [url]http://sqljoe.wordpress.com/2011/03/22/ssas-errors-in-the-metadata-manager-the-dimension-with-id-of-xxx-referenced-by-the-xxx-cube-does-not-exist/[/url] so we followed the steps listed in that post to resolve the issue.Everything was okay for a while and then the problem happened again.This time we had not done any deployments of the cube (one of the suggested causes in the link above is a high number of SSAS solution deployments). Again, we followed the steps to resolve the issue and we've been fine since then, but my questions is:[b]Has anyone else encountered this error and if so, what did you do to resolve it? [/b]I'm wondering whether it could have anything to do with running on a virtual cluster, but having said that, the environment has not changed in months...RegardsLempster
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