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Monday, December 26, 2016

How to check if any view has metadata binding errors after DB refresh

 Chitchatiq     12/26/2016 10:34:00 AM     SQL Server, Views     No comments   



Scenario: In my recent project after Source Database refresh we need to push to target server. We have views created in separate database by referring to target database and Views will be used in Cube. Here the problem we have seen is whenever we do some deployments and then DB refresh, we do face some metadata issues. So, we need to check each and every view to find out metadata issues by selecting view and its tedious task for us to check 100-150 views.
Check if any view has metadata binding errors after DB refresh

Solution: We have created one automation script which will give us the view name, error message and error linen umber
Code snippet: 

/** Script to find views which have metadata error*/
DECLARE @ViewName VARCHAR(255);
DECLARE @ViewErrors TABLE
  (
vw_name VARCHAR(255) ,
err_msg VARCHAR(MAX),
err_line INT
  );

DECLARE Error_Views CURSOR
FOR  
SELECT DISTINCT s.name+'.'+v.name 
FROM sys.views V
JOIN Sys.schemas  S
ON V.schema_id=S.schema_id   
   
OPEN Error_Views

FETCH NEXT FROM Error_Views
INTO @ViewName

WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
 BEGIN
   
BEGIN TRY   
EXEC sp_refreshview @ViewName;

IF @@error <> 0
BEGIN
RAISERROR(15165,-1,-1,@ViewName)  
END

END TRY
 BEGIN CATCH
     
INSERT  INTO @ViewErrors

SELECT  @ViewName,ERROR_MESSAGE(), ERROR_LINE();

 END CATCH
   
 FETCH NEXT FROM Error_Views INTO @ViewName;

  END
   IF EXISTS ( SELECT 1 FROM   @ViewErrors ) -- Check if any erros exists
  BEGIN

 SELECT  *  FROM    @ViewErrors;
  END

CLOSE Error_Views
DEALLOCATE Error_Views
---END-----

References: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/33565.how-to-check-if-any-view-has-metadata-binding-errors-after-db-refresh.aspx

Tags: Views, sql-view,sql-server,sp_refreshview all views,how to refresh data source view in ssas,sql server view,ssas data source view add column,
sp_refreshview all views,create view with schemabinding
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