Rules Feeder Issue : Source Cube Dim rollup to Dest Dim
Posted: Mon May 17, 2010 6:00 pm
Hi,
I have this issue that I think is related to Feeders, but not sure how to resolve it, please help.
1. Source Forecast cube where user input against Part is done, has Dim call Part, Part elements rollup to Account.
2. Target GL cube where all GL info is kept, has Dim call Account.
3. I am updating GL cube measure "TRANSACTION" with info from Forecast cube measure "NET SALES"
4. PROBLEM => Forecast cube shows 14 Accounts with NET SALES, expecting GL cube to show the same 14 accounts with the correct numbers TRANSACTIONS. Unfortunately, only 10 comes back to TRANSACTIONS correct numbers, the other 4 come back zero. Why?
Here are more detailed info:
1.GL Cube dim (Company, CompanyPlant, Subdepartment, Account Group, Account, Period, Year, Time, Scenario, mMeasures)
2. Forecasts dim (Forecast Version, UOM, Period, Year, Time, Company, Salesperson, Customer, Part, mMeasures)
Please note that Account and Part are sort of Common between them...
3. On the GL cube side, TARGET, NOTE I USE !ACCOUNT
'Forecast - Business Inputs' << GL Cube-Dim 'Scenario' and 'TRANSACTIONS' is Dim measure
['Forecast - Business Inputs','TRANSACTIONS']=N:
DB('Forecasts','Forecast - Business Inputs','All UOM',!Period,!Year,!Time,!Company,'All Salespeople','Total All Customers',!Account,'Net Sales');
4. On the FORECAST cube side, SOURCE, NOTE I USE !PART cause parts rollup to GL Account
'Forecast - Business Inputs' << Forecast cube-Dim 'Forecast Version' and 'Net Sales' is Dim measure
['Forecast - Business Inputs','Net Sales']=>
DB('Finance GL Expenses',!Company,'Total All Plants','Finance DFT 00-00','5',!Part,!Period,!Year,'Total All Time','Forecast - Business Inputs','Transactions');
I thought this is typical application, what did I miss? Please help! Thanks!
Actually I also tried to put Account as an attribute, and use the following, unfortunately still wrong result. Same 4 Account having problems, not zeros, but wrong numbers.
# DB('Finance GL Expenses',!Company,'Total All Plants','Finance DFT 00-00','5-005',Attrs('Part',!Part,'GL Sales #Account'),!Period,!Year,!Time,'Forecast - Business Inputs','Transactions');
Doris
I have this issue that I think is related to Feeders, but not sure how to resolve it, please help.
1. Source Forecast cube where user input against Part is done, has Dim call Part, Part elements rollup to Account.
2. Target GL cube where all GL info is kept, has Dim call Account.
3. I am updating GL cube measure "TRANSACTION" with info from Forecast cube measure "NET SALES"
4. PROBLEM => Forecast cube shows 14 Accounts with NET SALES, expecting GL cube to show the same 14 accounts with the correct numbers TRANSACTIONS. Unfortunately, only 10 comes back to TRANSACTIONS correct numbers, the other 4 come back zero. Why?
Here are more detailed info:
1.GL Cube dim (Company, CompanyPlant, Subdepartment, Account Group, Account, Period, Year, Time, Scenario, mMeasures)
2. Forecasts dim (Forecast Version, UOM, Period, Year, Time, Company, Salesperson, Customer, Part, mMeasures)
Please note that Account and Part are sort of Common between them...
3. On the GL cube side, TARGET, NOTE I USE !ACCOUNT
'Forecast - Business Inputs' << GL Cube-Dim 'Scenario' and 'TRANSACTIONS' is Dim measure
['Forecast - Business Inputs','TRANSACTIONS']=N:
DB('Forecasts','Forecast - Business Inputs','All UOM',!Period,!Year,!Time,!Company,'All Salespeople','Total All Customers',!Account,'Net Sales');
4. On the FORECAST cube side, SOURCE, NOTE I USE !PART cause parts rollup to GL Account
'Forecast - Business Inputs' << Forecast cube-Dim 'Forecast Version' and 'Net Sales' is Dim measure
['Forecast - Business Inputs','Net Sales']=>
DB('Finance GL Expenses',!Company,'Total All Plants','Finance DFT 00-00','5',!Part,!Period,!Year,'Total All Time','Forecast - Business Inputs','Transactions');
I thought this is typical application, what did I miss? Please help! Thanks!
Actually I also tried to put Account as an attribute, and use the following, unfortunately still wrong result. Same 4 Account having problems, not zeros, but wrong numbers.
# DB('Finance GL Expenses',!Company,'Total All Plants','Finance DFT 00-00','5-005',Attrs('Part',!Part,'GL Sales #Account'),!Period,!Year,!Time,'Forecast - Business Inputs','Transactions');
Doris