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error message. 1040002 1040019 1042003 1042022 1040003 1041000 1042004 1042023 1040004 1041002 oracle support 1042006 1042024 1040006 1041003 1042007 1042025 1040007 1041004 1042008 1040008 1041005 1042009 1040010 1041006 1042010 1040011 1041007 1042011 1040012 1041008 1042012 1040013 1041009 1042013 1040014 1041011 1042015 1040015 1041012 1042017 1040016 1041013 1042018 1040017 1041014 1042019 1040018 1042002 1042020 1040002 Too many arguments supplied for this request Possible Problems The actual number of buffers to be sent is not the same as the number of buffers predicted at the start of the session. In the networking layer, make sure that the number of buffers predicted to be sent in this session is correct. Possible Solutions This is an internal error. Contact Hyperion Technical Support. 1040003 No length specified for data type Possible Problems The network cannot determine the length of the network buffer based on the type of the buffer. In the networking layer, specify the length of the buffer explicitly. Possible Solutions This is an internal error. Contact Hyperion Technical Support. 1040004 Invalid structure type. An application protocol error might exist between server and client processes. Possible Problems Analytic Services encountered data with an incorrect data type. Possible Solutions Make sure that the client computer and the server computer are running the same release of ODBC. Increase the values for NETDELAY and NETRETRYCOUNT. 1040006 No message database specified Possible Problems Analytic Services did not have a message database defined. Possible Solutions This is an internal error. Contact Hyperion Technical Support. 1040007 Cannot find message database fileName, which is required for normal operations. Make sure your PATH and ARBORPATH variables are pointing to the correct directories. Make sure that databaseName exists in the $ARBORPATH\bin directory Possible Problems Analytic Services cannot find the message database file, $ARBORPATH/bin/essbase.mdb. Poss
your browser supports JavaScript, it provides settings that enable or disable JavaScript. When JavaScript is disabled, you can view only the content of the help topic, which follows this message.Monitoring Data, Applications, and DatabasesIn This Section:Monitoring Data Changes Using TriggersUsing Essbase LogsMonitoring Data Changes Using TriggersThe triggers feature provided by Essbase enables efficient monitoring of data changes in a database.If data breaks rules specified in a trigger, Essbase can log relevant information in a file or, https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E10530_01/doc/epm.931/html_esb_error/ernetwrk.htm for some triggers, can send an e-mail alert (to a user or system administrator); for example, to notify the sales manager if, in the Western region, sales for a month fall below sales for the equivalent month in the previous year.There are two types of triggers. On-update triggers are activated during the update process, when the block containing https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E12825_01/epm.111/esb_dbag/dlogs.htm the data referenced by the trigger is brought into memory. After-update triggers are activated after the update transaction is complete.Note:On-update triggers are supported only on block storage databases.Administering TriggersTo administer triggers, a user must have Database Manager security privilege. Essbase monitors and potentially activates triggers during the following activities: Data loadCalculationLock and send from Oracle Essbase Spreadsheet Add-in (available only for on-update triggers on block storage databases)Essbase does not activate triggers during a database restructure. To create, change, display, and delete triggers, use a tool:ToolTopicLocationAdministration ServicesCreating TriggersEditing TriggersViewing TriggersEnabling and Disabling TriggersViewing Trigger Spool FilesDeleting TriggersOracle Essbase Administration Services Online HelpMaxLcreate trigger create or replace trigger alter trigger display trigger drop trigger Oracle Essbase Technical ReferenceYou can see information on enabled and disabled triggers in the application log file when you start Essbase Server.Creating On-Update TriggersWhen creating on-update triggers, consider the following information: You must use a symmetric WHERE clause when defining the area specification for a trigger. See the MDX documentation in the MaxL section of the Oracle Essbase Techni
Performance - Tips and Tricks Hello Friends, In Analytics world, the most important criteria to make your footprint on the world scale is to have the ability to store and hold humungous volume of data http://orahyperion.blogspot.com/ and to have speed of thought response time. I would talk about Performance part https://scn.sap.com/thread/3572422 of the ASO cube in this article today (both from books and from experience) First some tips directly from book: Although there are very limited tuning which you can do on ASO cube based on its architecture, still there are some good ways to better the performance of the cube: Compression: Default : Account Dimension. Can be changed to error creating any other Dimension having Dynamic Hierarchy A good candidate for a compression dimension is one that optimizes data compression while maintaining retrieval performance Dimensions with a large number of stored level 0 members do not perform well if tagged Compression as it would require more time to dynamically aggregate upper level members reducing the performance of the retrieval. You can check below details from Administration Services Console for an ASO application: Average bundle fill: error creating messages.log The average bundle fill is the average number of values stored in the groups. It can range from 1 to 16, best being 16. Choosing a compression dimension that has a higher average bundle fill means that the database compresses better. Average Value length: The average value length is the average storage size, in bytes, required for the stored values in the cells. It can vary between 2 bytes and 8 bytes with 2 bytes being the best.Rounding the data values to no more that two digits after the decimal point can reduce the average value length, improving compression Expected Level 0 size:This field indicates the estimated size of the compressed database. A smaller expected level 0 size indicates that choosing this dimension is expected to enable better compression Compacting Outline: When you delete members from an aggregate storage outline, the corresponding records of members in the outline file (.otl file) are marked as deleted but remain in the file. The outline file continues to grow as members are deleted and added. You can minimize the outline file size by compacting the file to remove the records of deleted members. Compacting the outline file causes Essbase to restructure the outline and can take place only when no other users or processes are actively using the database Creating Aggregate
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