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This error message has been driving me crazy for hours. I already found which column has increased its length and updated the data table in the source which was now showing the right length. Marilyn Manson Long Hard Road Out Of Hell Ebook Reader here.

But the error just kept popping up. Turns out, that field was used in a fact-to-dimension link on Dimension Usage tab of the cube.

And when you refresh the source, the binding created for that link does not refresh. The fix is to remove (change relationship type to 'No Relationship') and re-create that link. Upd: Since that answer seems to be still relevant, I thought I'd add a screenshot showing the area where you can encounter this problem. If for whatever reason you are using a string for Dimension-to-Fact link it can be affected by the increased size. And the solution is described above.

This is additional to the problem with Key, Name, and Value Columns on the Dimension Attribute. Alternate Fix #1 - SQL Server 2008 R2 (haven't tried on 2012 but assume this will work).

• Update / refresh your DSV. Note any changed columns so you can review. • Open each dimension that uses the changed columns. Find the related attribute and expand the properties KeyColumns, NameColumn and ValueColumn. • Review the DataSize properties for each and if these do not match the value from the DSV, edit accordingly. Alternate Fix #2 • Open the affected *.dim file and search for your column name / binding. • Change the Data Size element: 100 As Esc noted, column size updates can affect the Dimension Usage in the cube itself.

You can either do as Esc suggests, or edit the *.cube file directly - search for the updated attribute and related Data Size element: 100 I've tried both fixes when a column size changed, and they both work.