Business Objects Incorrect Data Type Error
Analytics Conference: Oct 18, Mastering SAP BI, Melbourne: Oct 23. Multi-cube Issue Search this topic...|Search Desktop Intelligence...|Search Box Select a search Explain These Choices... --------------------Recent Topics (All Forums) Unanswered Posts Register or Login to Post Forum Index -> Building Reports -> Desktop Intelligence Author Message bhuma.aForum MemberJoined: 10 Apr 2006Posts: 9Location: India Posted: Fri May 05, 2006 5:54 amPost subject: Multi-cube Issue Hi All, I created contexts in my Universe and while I was creating reports.....In a single data provider.....multiple cubes were being created(due to synchronised query).... Now, what happened that the objects I was taking in the result pane....there labels got converted into some random number....Any idea???? Is there any connection between the cubes and labels....coz as soon as I remove the contexts the labels resume Thanks in advance.... Back to top jeffHPrincipal MemberJoined: 31 Mar 2006Posts: 205Location: London, England Posted: Fri May 05, 2006 6:52 amPost subject: Re: Multi-cube Issue Hi Bhuma, This sounds a little like a bug, what version of Business Objects are you using? (please include RDBMS as well). The object names should be defined only in the universe and should not be changed when multipe sql statements are generated (if you include two separate objects with the same name the object will be prefixed by the source class). Have you selected multiple objects which have the same name? If so, have you used numbers to name the classes._________________Regards Jeff -------------------------------------------- Business Objects Consultant Report and universe design, server administration and configuration. Back to top bhuma.aForum MemberJoined: 10 Apr 2006Posts: 9Location: India Posted: Fri May 05, 2006 7:34 amPost subject: Re: Multi-cube Issue Hi Jeff, The BO version is 5.1.9 and I'm using Oracle 9. The problem is not that I'm using same class names..... A report when executed (At Universe level - contexts are not set), the variables in the left pane of the report have proper name But When the same report executed (At Universe level - contexts are set), the variables in the left pane of the report have some random integer number rather than the name..... The only thing is that when I set context, the single data provider is broken into two (cubes)....its due to synchronised query (I understand it) but how this could lead to the change of variable names in the report..... Is this could be a cause or som
ERROR Environment:WebIBO XI R3.1 SP 4 You got thi error when you are using a wrong data type . For example if your data is numerical but it is throwing char or date then Business Objects will expose this error. Often it happens, when you mix string and number or string and date/time data types. If these data types are mixed, the function returns a string. As Date/time and number data types cannot be mixed the results is a #DATATYPE error. http://www.forumtopics.com/busobj/viewtopic.php?t=63095&view=next Solution: In Webiyou must create a variable in which you have to convert and cast the data types in order to make them all homogeneous as datatype. Check also: Business Objects errors list Pubblicato da Giuseppe Quinto a 3:30 AM Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Etichette: Errors No comments: Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home http://businessobjectsbi4.blogspot.com/2013/04/datatype-error-in-webi.html Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Groupon TOP Countries Blog Archive ► 2015 (3) ► May (2) ► April (1) ► 2014 (19) ► November (1) ► May (2) ► March (2) ► February (5) ► January (9) ▼ 2013 (54) ► December (6) ► November (4) ► October (3) ► September (5) ► August (1) ► July (2) ► May (2) ▼ April (8) Error RFC 00101 - No server was available to proce... SAP BI 4 WebI - Connecting to a Bex Query with hie... Dependent Prompts and Input Control on SAP Busines... New Layout features in the SAP BusinessObjects Mo... #DATATYPE ERROR in WebI SAP BO Design Studio Integrated with SAP Business... SAP BusinessObjects Design Studio (a.k.a. ZEN) Error ERR_WIS_30270 ► March (10) ► February (6) ► January (7) ► 2012 (113) ► December (13) ► November (59) ► October (31) ► September (9) ► January (1) Pages Home page Labels Errors (57) SAP Business Objects BI 4 (49) SAP HANA (29) SAP BO Dashboards (28) Tools (24) CMC - Servers (20) SAP BO XI 4
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sources in Tableau Desktop, such as Microsoft Access, Microsoft Excel, and text, you might experience unexpected issues that are related to limitations with the Microsoft Jet database engine (Jet). These issues can be difficult to troubleshoot, and most times the cause is not evident. This article focuses on the following: Issues that are related to data types, including errors in the data itself.Error messages that suggest that Tableau may have misinterpreted a field’s data type. Note: Jet limitations can occur in workbooks created in Tableau Desktop 8.1 and earlier that use Excel and text file data sources, workbooks that use the Jet-based legacy connection, and workbooks that use an Access data source. To avoid Jet data type limitations, consider upgrading your Excel or text file data sources. For more information, see in Tableau Desktop Help. Symptoms and causes of misinterpreted data types Jet determines the data types for each column in your data source. It does this by scanning only the first few rows in each column. In many cases the first few rows do not provide enough information to interpret the data type accurately. In addition, when you connect to Excel data, Jet interprets numeric fields as floating point values. This can cause unexpected behavior in any action that is performed on numeric fields. After you establish the connection to your data from Tableau, you cannot force the connection to interpret a column differently. The data type definition must occur before the connection is established, in the underlying data. Some specific symptoms that suggest misinterpreted data types include: A field that should display as a dimension appears as a measure instead. A field that should be a string, such as "ID," is interpreted as a numeric field (or vice versa). Numbers are interpreted as dates, numbers are rounded incorrectly, etc. Unexpected null values. When creating a table join, you see the following error: Database error 0x80004005: Type mismatch in expression. Currency and other numeric values that are formatted for European