ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Process Cube automation Maybe I can attack this from a different angle. Is there a way to get the calc info from the WF properties somehow? If I can get the name of the DM step (which is in the Filter field), I'm pretty s...Re: Process Cube automation I think the "correct" approach here is to move the calc from the DM step to an actual calc defined within the WF, if I can actually get it to do what I need. Of all the weird things I've done in O...Re: Process Cube automation There we go. Process: Complete. Calc: still running. The BR only seems to be able to report on the on Process itself and I can't find a way to access the details/status of the child calc. Re: Process Cube automation The network security is preventing me from uploading a screenshot but even Task Activity shows the "Process" completes in a fraction of a second but there's a calc running in a DM job for a full five...Re: Process Cube automation Both return success instantly even though the calc is still running. Process Cube automation We have a business rule that, after loading data, runs a Process Cube. When using this with the batch harvest API, it behaves pretty much as expected in that, after the process is complete, it retu...Re: importing a file with variable columns Yep, this is basically what I had in mind and the solution I was leaning towards but I guess I was secretly hoping for #5 and that there was some "yes, there's actually a way to handle this already" ...importing a file with variable columns We have been tasked with importing a file that has a large number of variable columns. For the sake of easy explanation, let's say the first five columns are standard (time, entity, ud1, ud2, ud3) bu...SolvedRe: determining parent by hierarchy Hm... IsDescendant might actually be a more elegant way of determining which parent is the one I care about. It's still an extra step but it's better than the mess I was imagining up above. I don't k...Re: determining parent by hierarchy A few of you really went out of your way to offer some insight and I appreciate that. Ultimately, my "proof of concept" code is quite simple. It needs some extra validation and I'll build in an email...
