No Mapping Between Account Names And Security IDs Was Done.

Jun 7, 2006

I received the following when trying to deploy an 2005 analysis services package over an existing database:

The following system error occurred: No mapping between account names and security IDs was done.

We have redeployed this solution several times over the last week and have never encountered this error. The changes that we are deploying are related to partitioning of the measure group fact tables - and are not related to security in any way. Can someone assist?

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