Hi,
I want to copy data from one cube to another cube using TI process. Both cubes have same number of dimensions and similar dimensions.
Please someone suggest me regarding this:)
Thanks,
Shwetha
Copying data from one cube to another cube
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Re: Copying data from one cube to another cube
Sounds familiar,Please have a look at the below post:
http://www.tm1forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=9587
http://www.tm1forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=9587

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Re: Copying data from one cube to another cube
Hi Shwetha,
Welcome to TM1 Forum. Sounds like you're new to TM1, and that's OK-- we all were once! First, it's a good idea if you read the Request for Assistance Guidelines (particularly #6). Second, I strongly recommend that you start with at least one formal training class on TM1 administration and TI. The question you're asking is the Excel equivalent to "how do I sum two cells." I'm a big believer in self learning, but taking a class will give you the foundation you need to learn the rest on your own (with the help of the forum).
Matt
Welcome to TM1 Forum. Sounds like you're new to TM1, and that's OK-- we all were once! First, it's a good idea if you read the Request for Assistance Guidelines (particularly #6). Second, I strongly recommend that you start with at least one formal training class on TM1 administration and TI. The question you're asking is the Excel equivalent to "how do I sum two cells." I'm a big believer in self learning, but taking a class will give you the foundation you need to learn the rest on your own (with the help of the forum).
Matt
Please read and follow the Request for Assistance Guidelines. It helps us answer your question and saves everyone a lot of time.
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Re: Copying data from one cube to another cube
If the cubes are across servers, you could use TI to export csv file and import it to another server.
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Re: Copying data from one cube to another cube
or if its on the same server, then you can use TI process to create cube view as a datasource...and then use it to import to another cube.macsir wrote:If the cubes are across servers, you could use TI to export csv file and import it to another server.
Look at View / Subset manipulation functions..
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Re: Copying data from one cube to another cube
If you are doing this once off, then just save the view with the data you would like to copy across, create a TI using Cube View as the data source and use a cellputn command in the data tab to paste the data in the destination cube.
If this has to happen regularly, then consider creating view using TI process in the prolog so that the view is dynamic and also consider clearing the existing data in the destination you would like to copy if required.
If this has to happen regularly, then consider creating view using TI process in the prolog so that the view is dynamic and also consider clearing the existing data in the destination you would like to copy if required.