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SAP BusinessObjects Web IntelligenceWhere is this place located?All Places SAP BusinessObjects Web Intelligence 3 Replies Latest reply: Aug 25, business objects web intelligence tutorial 2010 11:00 AM by Srivatsa Kondapalli Tweet #CONTEXT error and business objects web intelligence training #INCOMPATIBLE error Muntasir Jilani Aug 25, 2010 9:42 AM Currently Being Moderated Hi, I business objects web intelligence rich client download am getting #CONTEXT error and #INCOMPATIBLE error in webi report values when refresh the report.Any suggestion?Thanks & Regards,M.A.Jilani 11524Views Re: #CONTEXT error and #INCOMPATIBLE
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error Amr Salem Aug 25, 2010 9:59 AM (in response to Muntasir Jilani) Currently Being Moderated this happens in cause of putting incompatible dimensions and measures from different contexts.try to check your universe or your query.and when you create the query try to select compatible dimensions and business objects web intelligence tutorial pdf measures which all come under the same contextgood luck Alert Moderator Like (0) Re: #CONTEXT error and #INCOMPATIBLE error Muntasir Jilani Aug 25, 2010 10:52 AM (in response to Amr Salem) Currently Being Moderated Thanks bro...i will see to it. Alert Moderator Like (0) Re: #CONTEXT error and #INCOMPATIBLE error Srivatsa Kondapalli Aug 25, 2010 11:00 AM (in response to Muntasir Jilani) Currently Being Moderated In addition to the above, this also happens when you try to bring in dimensions from different data providers and try to display them in one table.In such a case, you will have to create DETAIL variables for Dimensions coming in from one of the data providers Alert Moderator Like (0) Go to original post Tweet Actions Login to follow, like, comment, share and bookmark content. Login Register Follow SCNJive Software Version: 5.0.6.2 , revision: 201308121150.54f5b14.release_5_0_6_2
data provider in a block containing dimensions from another data provider and 2 data providers are not synchronized through a merge dimension.#Incompatible and #Context: Occurs if you try to include objects from 2 business objects web intelligence combined query Queries/contexts which does not have any relationship or tables which are not linked then
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#Context appears in case of measures and #Incompatible appears in case of dimensions because it has a non-existent calculation context.#Incompatible in
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case of single data provider: may be having multiple sql queries in one data provider that is if you include objects from different contexts. How do you resolve #Incompatible? By creating a detailed variable for https://scn.sap.com/thread/1768632 the incompatible dimension and associating it with the merged dimension, and using this variable in the report.#Computation: Occurs when a slicing dimension specified in the Relative Value () function is no longer available in the calculation context. I.e. object might be deleted or renamed. #Div/0: Occurs when a formula tried to divide a number by zero.#Multivalue: Occurs when you place a formula that returns more than one value in a cell http://bobjanalytics.weebly.com/blog/-errors that outputs. Or if a single cell is trying to display multiple values. Or occurs when you don’t set sql aggregate functions for a measure object in universe designer.Ex: [Revenue] ForEach ([Country]) returns #Multivalue because country might have multiple countries like India; US.one cell cannot display revenue for 2 countries.If report is broken into section on country the formula is correct.#Overflow: Occurs when a calculation returns a value that is too large for Web I to handle.#Partial Result: Occurs when we set Query controls in universe designer.#ToRefresh: Occurs if the measure object has projected function “Database delegated”.#Syntax: Occurs when a formula references an object that no longer exists in the report. 2 Comments En uygun banka kredisi bulma link 06/01/2015 22:12 How do you resolve #Incompatible? By creating a detailed variable for the incompatible dimension and associating it with the merged dimension, and using this variable in the report. Reply Yıldırım Turan link 28/02/2015 22:19 How do you resolve #Incompatible? By creating a detailed variable for the incompatible dimension and associating it with the merged dimension, and using this variable in the report. Reply Leave a Reply. Author Ganesh Appanahas 3+ years of experience as an SAP BO Consultant. Archives December 2013 Categories All Sql Aggregate Functions Vs. Report
@ 6:28 pm One of the hardest concepts to explain when introducing new folks to Business Objects is context. I now imagine blog readers who have been working with the tools for a while have started nodding http://www.dagira.com/2010/01/04/calculation-context-part-i-overview/ their heads in agreement, only to stop and say, "Hey, wait a second, is Dave talking about universe contexts or report calculation contexts?" And the answer is, of course, yes. Both concepts can be quite complicated and take a while to fully understand. Since I have already written a number of blog posts about universe contexts I thought it was time to turn my attention to the report technique of calculation contexts. business objects Note that this concept is used in Desktop Intelligence and Web Intelligence but not in Crystal. This post is intended to be an overview only. I have plans for a detailed post on each of the various context operators where I will go into much more depth. For this post my goal is to introduce the concept and provide some basic definitions. Introducing Calculation Context The default calculation context is defined by the business objects web dimensions that participate in a report block. It is this feature that makes the dynamic nature of measures possible. When dimensions are removed from or added to a block the context changes and the measure amounts also change. This is controlled by the projection function set on each measure by the universe designer. However, a report writer sometimes wants a measure to be fixed at a particular value. Percentages are a really simple example. To calculate a contribution percentage I need to divide each individual value by the overall grand total. In order to do that, I need to know how to generate the grand total anywhere I want it. In order to do that, I need to understand how to use the various calculation context operators. Context Operators There is a simple (but powerful) set of context operators that I can choose from. I intend to briefly define each one in this blog post and then dive into more detail in future posts. As I mentioned when I started, the default context for a measure is based on the dimension values present in the block structure. I can alter which of those dimensions impact the calculation using one of the following three context operators. In is used to specify exactly which dimensions to include in