Some question I see popping up every now and then is “I have configured a Tabular model on SQL 2012 and also installed SharePoint 2010 with SP1 but I am able to view “BI Semantic Model Connection File” file in SharePoint. What is happening ?”
The problem is usually pretty easy to fix: You can go through the steps mentioned here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/karang/archive/2012/01/27/add-a-bi-semantic-model-connection-content-type-to-a-library-powerpivot-for-sharepoint.aspx . If even so, you are not able to see them, try to activate the PowerPivot features in your site collection.
Great tip, thanks Kasper !
P.s: SharePoint 2012 …? ! 😉
hmm I copied the question from a customer, fixed it 🙂 thanks
following the link… I don’t even have “BI Semantic Model Connection File” under Business Intelligence.
How do I even get it to show up there?
I already activated PowerPivot feature
Help!