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Just thoughtof something else. Have you tried turning the logging on to maximum to make sure you track every calculation. This may also give you something that you can pass on to Cognos Support. (To find out how to change your logging setting check out the operations that you'll fidn in the installa...

Sounds like a viable answer. Do you have a backup server that you can test this theory on? If not you could always try smaller chunks say on a laptop. The later is not ideal as it is not a true reflection of your live environment but it may lead you to a more specific cause. (If there is one.)

Jim.

I would suggest looking at the citrix security settings. It sounds like (for what ever reason) that write back via your citrix pipe has been disabled,

Jim.

Hi Greg, I have not experienced this problem before the way I would get round it is: 1) Bring the server down. 2) Delete the subset off the hard drive. 3) Restart server. 4) rebuild the subset as soon as the server is back up. This should solve any file corruption problems. If if it still occurs the...

No Problem. I hope you manage to get it sorted.

Martin, I do see the benefit of being able to share views. I don't think it is seen as urgent by most people as you can dump the view in to excel and email it to people which basically achieves the same thing. I do feel however this takes away from the cube viewer. I feel it would be more utilised i...

Very true. it is a real pain for us as some of our cubes are very big. We shift at least 2 years worth of data (via TI and due to hierarchy changes) each week. We use views for this and as you can imagine they are quit big,

Jim.

Right here we go...... In this example we have cube A and cube B. Cube B is very similar to cube B but it has one more dimension Cube A Time Measures Cube B Locations Time Measures Say you have a sales value in cube A and you want to split it across the locations in cube B. The rule in cube B might ...

The only way round the TI thing I found was to set a naming standard for them and tell all users. I currently name all TI views "z - example". Starting every one with Z means that they always appear at the bottom of the view list,

Jim.

This is indeed a pain. When somebody creates a view the will more than likely want to publish it. In the current format the only possible way is by excel. This pushes users away from server explorer in to excel. This may (and does) make users think that TM1 is nothing more than a tool for dumping da...

To feed across a dimension you need to feed a consolidation that is a parent for evey element. Leaving it as !A Dimension will just try to feed the equivelant name from the current cube,

Jim.

Can't you currently do something similar to this with Applications?

What server platform (OS) are you running? (On both servers)

Nevermind excel, when having problems like I use PFE (Programers File Editor.) It is free software that you find easily using google. It is designed to handle both small and large files. for those of you that can't be bothered looking I have attached a zip file containing the loose files for said so...

If I remeber rightly it can be found within the edit configuration page within the .net panel in the picture above. By defualt .net uses a user called something net. If you right click on my computer, select manage and then go to users you will see it there. (Apologies if this has changed in server ...

Guys,

I had a problem similar to this a few weeks ago. What I did was change the user used by .net to the admin user and worked fine. You could try this or you could try updating the permissions on the .net user,

Jim.

Pardon my ignorance but what is a Dundas chart?

Have you tried using continue instead of stet?

I worked on a client that was using Sage Line 50 and they were able to export data to flat file. I think they were doing it manually though. I'm not completely certain, it was over 7 years ago,

Jim.

The issue we encountered was a compiler issue that is fixed in U2,

Jim.