Replace not working
Hi all, I'm experiencing an issue with the connector in one of the cubes. Although everything is set to "replace," the stage is not being cleared, and old data is being loaded together with the new data. As a result, I have to manually clear the stage to resolve it. The log, is says replace Data keys are 2025M10,2025M11,2025M12,2026M1, but if i check th estage after the import i have periods outiside this range The log indicates 9,261 lines, exacly the same amount of rows that the query produces. But the import shows 248 pages. With 50 rows per page, that would be around 12,400 rows loaded, which is quite different from what the log reports. I'm not sure if I'm missing something here, but I haven’t noticed this happening in other data loads. I still need to replicate the issue in a different app. Has anyone seen this before? Thanks in advance!
Clear Error Log
Hi everyone, I need to delete all records from the error log, it became very slow and heavy to use. I tried the buttons above but they do not clear everything from it. I found some discussions partially covering the topic, they suggest to manipulate the table 'ErrorLog' via query, but it seems like that table does not exist. Is there an easy way to do it? Thank you
Default Form Template on Workflow Profile Load
I've created a form template and assigned it to a workflow profile. However, each time I access that workflow profile, I have to manually click on the form to open it. Is there a way to set a default form template so that it opens automatically when a user navigates to that specific workflow profile?
Reference other files from XFBRStringService
Hi, I've created an XFBR String Service file, and I would like to reference other (also XFBR String Service) files to break up the XFBR rule to manageable pieces. I keep running into compile issues. Any insights would be helpful. Thanks. Here are the screenshots of what I have: -Main XFBR String Service file (referenced in the Service Factory): -The secondary XFBR String Service file I'm calling & error:
Local language (Spanish [Mexico]) persists in DimLibrary after removing es-MX frm SysConfig
Dear Community Members, Due to my error in the initial definition of culture codes I ended up with two es-MX local language options in the dim library. I removed the es-MX culture code. One of the two options went away in the DimLibrary, but the second one persists. Then i removed all descriptions from the MemberDescription table where CultureCode = es-MX. Still the DimLibrary shows Spanish AND even more surprising shows the Spanish descriptions. Which leads me to believe that those descriptions are cached somewhere? Any tips? My ultimate goal is to have es-MX culture code and local descriptions. But only one Spanish in the DimLibrary. SystemConfig (this is a locally hosted client) only has en-US defined MemberDescription Table has only English but DimLibrary still has Spanish descriptions but only where defined before. Other members that never had a local translation do not show Spanish (Mexico), see Scenario Actual below. Thanks in advance
External provider sign in / pop-up window v8
Hi, at the moment we are migrating OS from v6 to v8. The logon procedure in V6 and V8 is SSO, while login in V6 on there is a small pop-up window to choose an account for OS. This pop-up automatically closes after the choice. In V8 the button External provider sign in is not there, instead via logon it opens a full window that does not close automatically. is there are solution to get this full web-page closed in v8? thanks,About Foundation Second Edition
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