I have created a cube on SSAS in Visual Studio 2017 (SSDT) and deployed on SQL Server Analysis server. I can see the deployed the Analysis Server DB on Prod in SSMS. Over a period of change, I created multiple version of that DB and I can't find the deployed DB in the history of visual studio. Now I need the deployed DB which I can see in SSMS. My objective is to re-open the deployed Analysis Server DB in Visual Studio. I hope I am clear in putting the things rightly.
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