Hello,
I have a problem entering data in a cube. I did enter some data in that cube until a few days ago. I'm logged as an admin, there are no calculation rules. I'm trying to enter data at a leaf level.
I'm working with version 10.1.
If I build another cube with exactly the same dimensions, I'm able to enter data.
Could there be a lock somewhere? Any ideas?
Thank you
Write access denied for admin
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Re: Write access denied for admin
Are you using work flow? Check the cube security to se if somebody has reserved it or check dimension / element security for the same,
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Re: Write access denied for admin
Yes, I'm using workflow.
If I right clik the cube and go to security, I can reserve it or lock it so it means it isn't yet. Is there another place to check it?
Regarding dimensions, it could not be the case because if I create another cube with the same dimensions, I can enter data.
Thanks for your help.
If I right clik the cube and go to security, I can reserve it or lock it so it means it isn't yet. Is there another place to check it?
Regarding dimensions, it could not be the case because if I create another cube with the same dimensions, I can enter data.
Thanks for your help.
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Re: Write access denied for admin
There are a series of control cubes associated with the workflow hierarchy. I'm not 100% certain where (when a submission has been approved) the lock is stored.
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Re: Write access denied for admin
Does anybody know more about it ?jim wood wrote:There are a series of control cubes associated with the workflow hierarchy. I'm not 100% certain where (when a submission has been approved) the lock is stored.
The thing is I'm on a development environment and nobody has connected to it except me. So I am wondering why I was able to enter data a few days ago, and not today !
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Re: Write access denied for admin
Hello,
I have still not solved my problem.
One workaround is to delete and recreate the cube and that is what I did last time.
But the problem appears again today. I was able to enter data alla day long on Tuesday. And today (nobody connected yesterday) I am not able any more. One thing even more strange, I restored Tuesday mid of the day backup (I am sure I was able to enter data all day long) and I can not enter data !
Thank you in advance for your help
I have still not solved my problem.
One workaround is to delete and recreate the cube and that is what I did last time.
But the problem appears again today. I was able to enter data alla day long on Tuesday. And today (nobody connected yesterday) I am not able any more. One thing even more strange, I restored Tuesday mid of the day backup (I am sure I was able to enter data all day long) and I can not enter data !
Thank you in advance for your help
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Re: Write access denied for admin
I have a partial answer to my problem.
Considering that if I recreate the cube, I do not have the problem anymore, it is not linked to any security problem on the dimensions. So I had a look at control objects concerning cubes.
I found a cube called }SecurityOverlayGlobal_CubeName which has two dimensions, first is the Workflow dimension and other one is again a control object, dimension named "}SecurityOverlay". This dimension has one element "OverlayData".
This cube contains 1 on my entities (workflow dimension).
If I suppress the 1 regarding one entity, I can enter data again.
But my question remains:
What is the purpose of this cube?
When are the data inside updated?
Why does it prevent even admin to enter data?
I couldn't find anything in IBM documentation.
Thanks for your help
Considering that if I recreate the cube, I do not have the problem anymore, it is not linked to any security problem on the dimensions. So I had a look at control objects concerning cubes.
I found a cube called }SecurityOverlayGlobal_CubeName which has two dimensions, first is the Workflow dimension and other one is again a control object, dimension named "}SecurityOverlay". This dimension has one element "OverlayData".
This cube contains 1 on my entities (workflow dimension).
If I suppress the 1 regarding one entity, I can enter data again.
But my question remains:
What is the purpose of this cube?
When are the data inside updated?
Why does it prevent even admin to enter data?
I couldn't find anything in IBM documentation.
Thanks for your help
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Re: Write access denied for admin
You will find some of the answers to your questions (or hints thereof) in this thread. The behaviour you are seeing is caused by a contribution application and someone submitting nodes in it. If you want it to go away then do not create the application for that cube or use a different type of application.Catherine wrote:But my question remains:
What is the purpose of this cube?
When are the data inside updated?
Why does it prevent even admin to enter data?
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Re: Write access denied for admin
OK I see. If I unterstand well, the content of this cube is not taken into account right now when I re-build the cube, but only next time I restart the instance.
It only remains me one question (so far
):
I do not have any more applications (I used the process }tp_admin_delete_all), but those }SecurityOverlayGlobal_CubeName cubes remain in my TM1 instance, preventing admin to enter data. Why?
Can I suppress those cubes or should I only clear the content (knowing that I will recreate the application in a few days) ?
It only remains me one question (so far

I do not have any more applications (I used the process }tp_admin_delete_all), but those }SecurityOverlayGlobal_CubeName cubes remain in my TM1 instance, preventing admin to enter data. Why?
Can I suppress those cubes or should I only clear the content (knowing that I will recreate the application in a few days) ?