create the database without OLAP

Hi good morning all

How can we create a database without OLAP?

Thank you

my database is 10 gr 2 on Windows

Best regards, John

You will need to select the "custom database" option during the wizard creation of database of the database Setup Wizard. On the screen later, you will see a checkbox for each individual. Uncheck the checkbox for OLAP.

Salman

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