TI Process- View as source- order of Dimension issue
Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 8:02 pm
Hello All,
I am trying to create a geneal TI process to copy data between identical cubes (same set of dimensions in the same order). For that in prolog I created 'View' and using it as datasource. when I ran the process, it failed because of the dimension mismatch.
To figure out the problem I 'asciiout' all the variables and found the order of the dimensions in my source view is all messed up.
The source cube is not optimized by cube optimizer(meaning I didn't reorder the dimensions). The order of variables from the source view doesn't make any sense. The cube has 7 dimensions(DIM1, DIM2,DIM3,DIM4,DIM5,DIM6,DIM7). The asciiout files shows me in the datasource dimensions in the order DIM1, DIM4, DIM3, 'value',DIM2,DIM6,DIM7.
If I hardcode the view instead of creating the view in the prolog, it works just fine. I just hate to create one process for each cube that we need to clone. Am i missing something, we are using 10.1.1 without the recent fixpack(3/13/2013)
Thanks for your help
I am trying to create a geneal TI process to copy data between identical cubes (same set of dimensions in the same order). For that in prolog I created 'View' and using it as datasource. when I ran the process, it failed because of the dimension mismatch.
To figure out the problem I 'asciiout' all the variables and found the order of the dimensions in my source view is all messed up.
The source cube is not optimized by cube optimizer(meaning I didn't reorder the dimensions). The order of variables from the source view doesn't make any sense. The cube has 7 dimensions(DIM1, DIM2,DIM3,DIM4,DIM5,DIM6,DIM7). The asciiout files shows me in the datasource dimensions in the order DIM1, DIM4, DIM3, 'value',DIM2,DIM6,DIM7.
If I hardcode the view instead of creating the view in the prolog, it works just fine. I just hate to create one process for each cube that we need to clone. Am i missing something, we are using 10.1.1 without the recent fixpack(3/13/2013)
Thanks for your help