The default analysis services project shipped in AX 2009 was made under the assumption that most config keys would be enabled. Its a common problem to have to go into that project and remove references to elements that aren't actually present in the sql database. There's an overview of how this is done here. www.microsoft.com/.../details.aspx It looks like you've already started by identifying a table that's not present and are removing references to that table. The message, "data source view does not contain a definition for the 'KMACTION' table or view" means that there is still some element in the analysis services database project that is trying to use the KMAction table, so, the project build and deploy steps end up looking for that table in the data source view to try to find the definition of that table. Find all the remaining references to KMAction table in the project and delete those elements should get rid of that problem. Those elements might in turn be used elsewhere in formulas like kpi or calculated measures though, so it could take a few cycles to find and remove everything that's not valid without that table. To find references to KMAction, in the project editor, try running the Find in Files command and searching for the string KMAction. It's probably in either in a cube file as the table for some measure group, or in a dimension file as the table for a dimension. If you find a measure group in a cube file using table KMIActions delete the measure group. Similarly, if there is a dimension using that table, remove the dimension file from the project and delete any references to that dimension in any cube files. Also look for the name of that dimension in any calculation formulas in the cube files. If you find it is used in a calculation, that calculation needs to be deleted too. Then build and deploy the project. If there are still references to the missing table or to the other elements being deleted, you'll get deploy errors and will then need to find the references to deleted objects that remain and remove those too. Once deploy succeeds try to process. There could be additional processing errors if there is a calculated measure or kpi using any of the deleted elements. If you get any of those, also delete the calculation or kpi using the deleted object and then try deploying and processing again until they are all gone. Typically the errors reported for process time calculations are rather vague and don't tell you what element was not found or even which calculation failed. If you do get a process error from a calculation, you may have to just look through the formulas for the calculations until you spot the one containing the name of a measure or a dimension that is being removed. Hope this helps.
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