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Workflow Profile Hierarchies: Security Model | Application Security Roles v Workflow Security
Please share your practical advice to secure Workflow Profile Hierarchies per the two requirements below. Thank you. A. Workflow Profile Hierarchies: Admin v Builder/Business 0. 'Cube Root Workflow Profiles' | Admin and Business | Top Level Cube_suffix 1. 'Default/Child Workflow Profile Types' | Admin/Business 'Cube Root Workflow Profiles' 2. Admin 'Parent/Child Workflow Profile Types' | Admin/Business 'Cube Root Workflow Profiles' 3. Business 'Parent/Child Workflow Profile Types' | Business 'Cube Root Workflow Profiles B. Two Workflow Requirements: Admin v Builder/Business 1. Builder not allowed to see/create/edit: - Admin 'Cube Root Workflow Profiles' - 'Default/Child' and Admin 'Parent/Child Workflow Profile Types' | Admin 'Cube Root Workflow Profiles' - 'Default/Child Workflow Profile Types' | Business 'Cube Root Workflow Profiles' - Admin 'Parent/Child Workflow Profile Types' | Business 'Cube Root Workflow Profiles' 2. Admin/Builder allowed to see/create/edit: - Business 'Cube Root Workflow Profiles' -- Business 'Parent Workflow Profile Types': Review, Base Input, Parent Input -- Business 'Child Workflow Profile Types': Import, Forms, Journals C. Security Model: Application Security Roles + Workflow Security | Admin v Builder/Business 0. Security Groups: 'Admin Roles and Builder Roles' and Child Groups = 'Admin Roles' + 'Builder Roles' 1. Application Security Roles | Manage Workflow Profiles = 'Admin Roles and Builder Roles' 2. Workflow Security = 'Admin Roles' = Admin/Business 'Default Workflow Profile Types' 3.1. Workflow Security = 'Admin Roles' = Admin 'Cube Root Workflow Profiles' 3.2. Workflow Security = 'Admin Roles' = Admin 'Parent Workflow Profile Types' 4.1. Workflow Security = 'Builder Roles' = Business 'Cube Root Workflow Profiles' 4.2 Workflow Security = 'Builder Roles' = Business 'Parent Workflow Profile Types' D. Security Model Results: Admin v Builder/Business - 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 = Workflow Requirement 1 = Fail - 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 = Workflow Requirement 2 = Succeed Thank you, SMEs.
Errors creating New Task in Data Import Schedule Manager
I am getting several errors when setting up a New Task in the Data Import Schedule Manager. We are on OS version 9.01.17403, and I have installed the latest version of DSM, which is 8.4.0_SV100. I suspect this may be a version compatibility issue, so I am curious if anyone has been able to get this solution to work in a 9.01 application. I have already uninstalled and reinstalled the solution, which didn’t resolve the issues. Below are the two errors I am seeing: When choosing Global Scenario from the Scenario(s) drop down list, I get an immediate error “Error processing member. The item was not found. Member, 11111111.” The details state: Unable to execute Business Rule ‘DSM_Paramhelper’ where it appears to be trying to call the Global Scenario by OneStream.Client.Api.DashboardsAjaxServiceReference.DashboardsAjaxServiceClient.GetParameterDisplayInfosUsingDashboardNameCompressed(SessionInfo si, LoadDashboardInfo loadDashboardInfo, Boolean isForDashboardUIWithInteractiveComponents, Dictionary`2 custSubstVarsAlreadyResolved). If I pick a specific Scenario, I am getting a different error. It allows me to pick the Scenario and Time, but when save the Task, I get “The input string ‘’ was not in a correct format.”. The error details show it is an issue with the same Business Rule ‘DSM_SolutionHelper’ where Conversion from string “” to type ‘Double’ is not valid. The input string ‘’ was not in a correct format. OneStream.Client.Api.DashboardsAjaxServiceReference.DashboardsAjaxServiceClient.StartExecuteSelectionChangedServerTaskCompressed(SessionInfo si, Boolean isSystemLevel, Guid primaryDashboardID, Guid embeddedDashboardID, Guid componentID, PageInstanceInfo pageInstanceInfo, XFSelectionChangedServerTaskInfo serverTaskInfo) Any advice on how to correct these issues would be greatly appreciated.
The supplied Workflow Time is more than 3 periods after the last import period
We are currently in the process of upgrading to OFC PV840-SV112 and just applied the upgrade to our Customer Acceptance Testing Application where we have our imports and matching running daily. However, the amount of data imported is much less in this applicationas it is using a test database to import the data from and one of the matchsets has not imported any data for many months. The matching step for that matchset erred out a couple of days after the upgrade with the message "The supplied Workflow Time is more than 3 periods after the last import period". We discovered that if we loaded just one "dummy" row for the matchset that the error stopped happening. My questions are - has anyone else noticed this? And, if so, is there a setting somewhere to either turn this check on or off or increase the number of months that it looks back? Thanks for any information you can provide.Automate execution of non-import workflow
I´ve setup a process, confirm and certify workflow steps on the Base input workflow profile and I would like to setup automated run of this and email notifications for the confirmation results. Does anyone have an example of business rule for this? I expect it is different then the general one used for automating imports.Application report in workflow
Hi, I have installed the solution 'Application reports' in my application. I have added the report WF_ImportDetail_AccountMapping_RPTAR to my workflow by using a form template. When I click on the report in the workflow i am getting a pop-up screen for a parameter. The report should automatically use WF Profile, WF Scenaro en WF time. How do I set that up? John
D365 Fixed Assets Subledger Integration
Hi All, Just curious if anyone has had success pulling data (SQL) from D365's Asset Ledger to get the continuity / movements for Fixed Asset accounts? In other words, it would provide the Flow movements like Additions and Disposals for the Fixed Asset accounts to justify the change in the Balance Sheet account balance. Has anyone ever successfully done this, specifically using SQL from D365? Thx, MikeHow to convert a raw Excel file into multiple upload-ready OneStream journals. (3 quick steps)
Use case: You generated several journal lines in Excel. You saved it as a CSV file, and the upload to OneStream failed. Here’s how to clean it up and get it posted. 1) Paste your raw lines into Excel: Paste your raw journal lines into column A as above. Go to Data → Text to Columns → Delimited → Comma → Finish. You should now see the first column as H and the next two as D, D, with each field in its column. 2) Clean the values (common blockers) ConsName must be a valid Consolidation member in your app (e.g., Entity or Local). Leave ParentName blank unless you’re 100% sure of the direct parent. Don’t type literal None unless it’s a real member; leave IC/UD blank or use your member when required. Make sure Scenario → Cube mapping matches your CubeName. If JournalBalanceType=Balanced, totals of Debits = Credits per journal. 2) Save as CSV (UTF-8) Keep only the upload rows on the active sheet (no notes above/beside them). File → Save As → CSV UTF-8 (Comma delimited) (.csv). Accept “only the active sheet will be saved.” 3) Import & post in OneStream OnePlace → Journals → Import (or your Workflow step). Choose File Type = CSV, select your file, and Import. Open the journal, Validate/Balance, then Post. Run Consolidation and verify in a Cube View. Hope this helps some people within the OneStream Universe 😊.
Cube root workflow profile "cube" tab
Hi, while reviewing the Workflow status view in the Cube root profile, I noticed a second tab called Cube that I hadn't previously paid much attention to. The tab appears to be empty. Does anyone know if this tab can be customized, for example by adding reports? What is the purpose of this page?
