We are on 9.5.2 currently. I have a user want to build data cube on local server that point to his laptop and he only has the perspective not the server on this laptop. He is getting 'Maximum memory for action exceeded. View may be too large.Operation aborted' error message when he try to display the data. This cube only has 5 dimensions and total record is about 18,200.
I know how to fix this for the published server but not for the local server. There is no tm1s.cfg on c: drive.
Please help.
Maximum memory for action exceeded
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Re: Maximum memory for action exceeded
Perspectives has it's own configuration file. I can't remember the name of it off the top of my head you can find further details about the file and what settings you can change within the operations documentation,
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Re: Maximum memory for action exceeded
It's call the tm1p.ini which associated with each user. But there is no command regard to the view size.
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Re: Maximum memory for action exceeded
An instance of the TM1 server is still launched when using a "local server". It sounds like your user is hitting the "MaximumViewSize" limit, which defaults to 100MB on a 32-bit system.
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Re: Maximum memory for action exceeded
The tm1p.ini only controls the behavior of the Architect and Perspectives client. If your user is running an in-process local server then there is NO facility for changing ANY options of how that server operates. You get what you get.s_wang wrote:It's call the tm1p.ini which associated with each user. But there is no command regard to the view size.