on 04-24-2007 6:55 AM
hi guys,
i have facing very strange error.
in my quey having three selection parameters
1) company code
2) calmonth/year
3) vendor no(mandory field)
when ever i enter the 0calmonth/year 2/2006
vendor > 0.
then excute it will come correct data like x , y ,z data comes.
when ever i entere the 0calmonth/year 01/2006 to 12/2006
vendor > 0.
then excute some entries missing like 'y' missing.
what is the problem. plz let me know
if you have any ideas on that.
regards,
Murali
Murali
The condition Top % 100 will sort the columns of the key figure by the highest value to the lowest in the query result and does not impact the data at all.
It could be the variable and the way it is defined, might change the data.
Check the variable range, if it is defined as ' greater than' or 'less than' or 'gt or equal to and lt or eq' etc. in which case, the data will change accordingly.
Run the query with another variable and check the data, you will be able to identify the issue.
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thanks ramesh for kind information.
in variable i have given only ocalmont/year = 01/2006 to 12/2006
vendor >= 0.
then only i am getting missing data.
in variable i have given only ocalmont/year = 02/2006 to 02/2006
vendor >= 0.
then only i am getting what i missed data.
plz let me know is there any your ideas
regards,
Murali
murali,
We have also observed some cumulation issues when using an interval... instead - use multiple single values and then it should come out all right...
Arun
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I saw something like this a long time ago. It turned out that the indexes on the InfoCube had gotten corrupted. After they were regenerated (RSA1 --> right-click on InfoProvider --> Manage --> click on Performance tab --> Check Indexes --> if red, click on "Repair Indexes (Immediately)" or "Create index (Batch)"), everything was back to normal.
Hope this helps...
Bob
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