I can't get the ProcessQuit or ItemReject to work in anything other than Prolog. For that matter, I can't cause the process fail in Data, such as trying to store to a non-existent cube. It all works (generates an error) in Prolog, but not in Data.
I'm working in v 8.4.5
ProcessQuit won't work
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Re: ProcessQuit won't work
Are you sure that you have any data in the data source? (The type of which, you haven't given.)Ron R wrote:I can't get the ProcessQuit or ItemReject to work in anything other than Prolog. For that matter, I can't cause the process fail in Data, such as trying to store to a non-existent cube. It all works (generates an error) in Prolog, but not in Data.
I'm working in v 8.4.5
If there are no records in the data source then none of the code in the Metadata or Data tabs will be executed, since there are no values to execute it against.
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Re: ProcessQuit won't work
THANK YOU, Alan.
I've been killing myself half the day on this. I'm testing a zeroing routine and was ... well, you can see where this is going.
I was having no trouble with similar functions on a text file process, I figured it was just screwing up on a cube view.
I feel like an idiot. Thanks again, it's working as expected when there is actually data.
I've been killing myself half the day on this. I'm testing a zeroing routine and was ... well, you can see where this is going.
I was having no trouble with similar functions on a text file process, I figured it was just screwing up on a cube view.
I feel like an idiot. Thanks again, it's working as expected when there is actually data.
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Re: ProcessQuit won't work
don't worry that has happened to us all at one time or another 
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