on 02-21-2011 4:47 PM
I have a DSO which has 2 key fields - CUSTID and MATID and two key fields - Quantity and TotalSales. I have loaded some sample data from a flat file like the below
CUSTID MATID QUANTITY TOTALSALES
C01 M01 PRINTER 1000
C02 M02 MOUSE 500
C03 M03 KEYBOARD 750
C04 M04 MONITOR 1500
C05 M05 HARDDISK 800
And then I have created a InfoCube with 2 Dimensions - CUSTOMER and MATERIAL
CUSTOMER dimension has CUSTID as its InfoObject
MATERIAL dimension has MATID as its InfoObject
Now when I load data from DSO to InfoCube, it fails with the error - Process Terminated
But if I then move the MATID into the CUSTOMER dimension and delete the MATERIAL dimension and subseqently load data from DSO it succeeds.
I want to know the reason it fails as the system does not give any meaningful message
Try running the dTP in debug mode .
Go to Execute tab -> change the processing mode to 'Serially in the dialog process(for debugging).
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All,
I am not sure what went wrong in the first place. I deleted the data and repeated the steps and it did work this time. Thank you all for your suggestions
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Since Quantity is a keyfigure, it should have input in numbers ..
One reason can be because it tries to input text in quantity key figure ,
the solution can be : 1) make a new characteristic for quantity data and include it it material dimension
2)change the values of keyfigure instead of Printer,mouse and so on to numbers quantity values such as 10,20 etc .
Another solution can be :
1. Either mark both the dimensions as Line item dimensions so that it includes only one characteristic as the values in flat file are unique for both material and customer (the line item value can be seen in display infocube - dimension customer->right click properties .
2.Keep the structure as it is and try repeating the values for material , for e.g. M01 for both customer C01 and C02 .
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Hi Amrita,
My mistake. I put the wrong details in the post. The Quantity indeed had numerical values. I will try all options suggested - debugging, getting the exact error message or making the DIMENSION as line item. But what is intriguing is, why would the load fail if the Cube has 2 DIMENSIONS(with CUSTID and MATID in separate dimensions) and succeed if it has 1 DIMENSION (with both CUSTID and MATID in the same dimension). Any thoughts on that?
Edited by: srsapbibw on Feb 22, 2011 7:44 AM
Hello,
Please provide the exact text of the error message you are getting for the failed data load,
and also the error code associated with the error.
Thanks and Regards
Barry
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