Calculation definitions are not executing in the expected sequence.
Hi Community, I have the following calculations in my workflow profile, but the processes Process_plp and Copy_plp_to_pln run at the same time and not in order. What do I need to do to make them run sequentially? My OneStream version is 8.5.1.
Workflow channels with scenario copies
Hi All, In our multi year planning process, most entities need to upload four sets of fixed costs (all loaded by the same team, but sent to that entity's finance team by different functional teams), in addition to all the driver-based costs we're calculating (mostly based on form inputs). For the four sets of fixed costs, we have four import profiles under the same parent workflow. The entities import their files and then run a DM sequence from a dashboard to run the validate/load for a range of years they can select. When they run this sequence, all import profiles (under the same parent) that have been imported are validated and loaded. We had not set up workflow channels on the different loads, and everything was working as expected. The different import profiles will use some of the same accounts, but different sets of cost centers. We did not see any collision of data when the same accounts were loaded, and if a balance that had previously been loaded in one import was removed from the import template and reimported, the data in that account would be cleared from the cube (even if that account was only used by one of the four imports) after the next validate/load. Now that we have started to copy cube data from one completed scenario (CY) to another blank scenario (CY_v2), so that some changes can be made to CY_v2, we were running into issues with our fixed cost loads in CY_v2 (balances not clearing, other values being overwritten). This makes sense, and we had not considered loading the fixed costs to copied scenarios. We would like to be able to only load one of the four imports (if say the G&A load is the only one with changes) in the CY_v2 scenario. We were hoping that workflow channels on the imports would solve the issue in the copied-to scenarios, but after completing that set up (changing accounts to nodatalock, setting up different data source members for each of the four imports, creating the channels, and applying the channels to the data source members), we are still seeing balances "stuck" in CY_v2 when previously loaded balances to a unique account are removed from the latest upload for one of the imports. We had also gone back and reloaded the "source" scenario with the channels applied, before copying the data and trying to load only a single template to CY_v2. Is there a way to use workflow channels so that all data loaded through that channel is cleared and replaced when a new import is loaded to a data source member where the channel is applied, or will accounts no longer in the latest import be left un-cleared? The documentation on the level 2 and level 3 data units seems to indicate that those accounts will not be cleared, but that does not match the behavior we see in the original loads of multiple sibling import profiles (described and bolded in my second paragraph). It also doesn't seem to match how a typical, iterative planning process would work. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks, James
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.About Foundation Second Edition
Beyond offering a training guide, the focus of this book is on the ‘why’ of design and building an application. While the foundational principles of building a solid, scalable OneStream application have remained largely unchanged, updates contained in this second edition reflect implemented software enhancements, along with the ongoing development of the OneStream landscape. Manage your Implementation with the OneStream methodology Understand Design and Build concepts Build solutions for the Consolidation of financial data, and develop Planning models Create Data Integration solutions that will feed your models Develop Workflows to guide and manage your End-Users Advance your solutions with Rules and Security Take advantage of detailed Data Reporting using tools such as Analytic Blend and Advanced Excel functionality Tune Performance, and optimize your application New content on Workspaces, Smart Integration, Dashboard design, and more. Over 180 updated images. The information contained within this book is relevant to software version 8.4.0. To access the complete publication, you must purchase either the PDF or the physical copy of the book. Purchases can be made at onestreampress.com. Table of Contents Foreword by Tom Shea Introduction [Peter Fugere, updated by Chul Smith] Methodology and the project [Greg Bankston, updated by Greg Bankston] Design and Build [Peter Fugere, updated by Chul Smith] Consolidation [Eric Osmanski, updated by Nick Bolinger] Planning [Jonathan Golembiewski, updated by Jonathan Golembiewski] Data Integration [John Von Allmen, updated by Joakim Kulan] Workflow [Todd Allen, updated by Chul Smith] Rules and Calculations [Nick Kroppe and Chul Smith, updated by Nick Kroppe and Chul Smith] Security [Jody Di Giovanni, updated by Bobby Doyon] Reporting [Jacqui Slone and Chul Smith, updated by Chul Smith] Excel and Spreadsheet Reporting [Nick Blazosky, updated by Nick Blazosky] Analytic Blend [Andy Moore, Sam Richards, and Terry Shea, updated by Chul Smith] Introduction to the Solution Exchange [Shawn Stalker, updated by Shawn Stalker] Performance Tuning [Jeff Jones and Tony Dimitrie, updated by Jeff Jones]About Foundation
In this practical guide, The Architect Factory team at OneStream Software explains each part of an implementation, and the design of solutions. Readers will learn the core guiding principles for implementing OneStream from the company’s top team of experts. Beyond offering a training guide, the focus of this book is on the ‘why’ of design and building an application. Manage your Implementation with the OneStream methodology Understand Design and Build concepts Build solutions for the Consolidation of financial data, and develop Planning models Create Data Integration solutions that will feed your models Develop Workflows to guide and manage your End-Users Advance your solutions with Rules and Security Take advantage of detailed Data Reporting using tools such as Analytic Blend, Advanced Excel reporting, and Dashboarding Tune Performance, and optimize your application To access the complete publication, you must purchase either the PDF or the physical copy of the book. Purchases can be made at onestreampress.com. Table of Contents Introduction [Peter Fugere] Methodology and the project [Greg Bankston] Design and Build [Peter Fugere] Consolidation [Eric Osmanski] Planning [Jonathan Golembiewski] Data Integration [John Von Allmen] Workflow [Todd Allen] Rules and Calculations [Nick Kroppe and Chul Smith] - Available Excerpt Security [Jody Di Giovanni] Reporting [Jacqui Slone and Chul Smith] Excel and Spreadsheet Reporting [Nick Blazosky] Analytic Blend [Andy Moore, Sam Richards, and Terry Shea] Introduction to the MarketPlace [Shawn Stalker] Performance Tuning I [Jeff Jones and Tony Dimitrie] - Available Excerpt Performance Tuning II [Jeff Jones and Tony Dimitrie]
Identifying API Parameters for OneStream Audit Log Export via Postman
Hello all, I joined a company where they have implemented OneStream solution. I have access to the platform, and still exploring the way it was implemented. I am currently working on integrating OneStream with an external platform and need to export audit logs using the product's API. While setting up the request in Postman, i've encountered difficulty identifying the correct values for the following parameters: ApplicationName AdapterName Despite reviewing the available documentation, these tags remain unclear. Has anyone successfully queried audit logs via the OneStream API and can share insights on where these parameters are defined or how to retrieve them? Any guidance or examples would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!
