Formula EPMA Member error

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• Script error formula EPMA BSO Member planning

  I have a problem with one of the formula of Member BSO
  
  IF (@ISMBR ("BegBalance"))
  #missing;
  ON THE OTHER
  "Unus_items_CY_non_641"-> "BegBalance";
  ENDIF
  
  This was working until last year and still works for the Plan. but we work for the current actual year of below:
  
  IF (@ISMBR ("BegBalance"))
  #missing;
  ON THE OTHER
  "Unus_items_CY_non_641"-> "BegBalance", "Unusual_PY_Auto"-> "Begbalance" + "Unusual_PY_Manual"-> "Begbalance";
  
  ENDIF
  
  I tried to create something like
  
  IF (@ISMBR ("BegBalance"))
  #missing;
  ElseIf(@CURRMBR (FY13) and @CURRMBR (law))
  "Unus_items_CY_non_641"-> "BegBalance", "Unusual_PY_Auto"-> "Begbalance" + "Unusual_PY_Manual"-> "Begbalance";
  ON THE OTHER
  "Unus_items_CY_non_641"-> "BegBalance";
  ENDIF;
  
  This doesn't seem to work... Any help please...
  
  Published by: 876870 on April 12, 2013 11:53

  @CURRMBR (returns a member name) is not a Boolean function and should not be used in an IF statement. Instead, you must use the Boolean functions such as ISMBR. Try this:

  IF (@ISMBR ("BegBalance"))
  #missing;
  ElseIf (@ISMBR (FY13) and @ISMBR (Act))
  'Unus_items_CY_non_641'-> 'BegBalance' + 'Unusual_PY_Auto'-> 'Begbalance' + 'Unusual_PY_Manual'-> 'Begbalance ';
  ON THE OTHER
  'Unus_items_CY_non_641'-> 'BegBalance ';
  ENDIF;

• Formula for [member] runtime error: status [1130203] code

  Hello everyone

  I have the following error message when you try to retrieve data in srepadsheet Add-In: "formula for [member] runtime error: status [1130203] code".

  Also, I tried to run a calcscript by ODI and I got the error on: ERROR - 1013289 - command [MaxL: run] failed due to memory allocation failure.

  It is an application of OSI in Hyperion Planning 11.1.1.3, I found in the forums that it could be a question of memory. I checked the essbase.cfg and I found this:

  DataErrorLimit 65000

  CalcCacheHigh-1100000000

  CalcCacheDefault 500000000

  CalcCacheLow 30000000

  4000000 CalcLockBlockHigh

  CalcLockBlockDefault 900000

  CalcLockBlockLow 400000

  UpdateCalc False

  NetDelay 3000

  NetRetryCount 1000

  MultipleBitmapMemCheck True

  ParCalcMultipleBitmapMemOpt True

  ; CalcParallel 1

  DYNCALCCACHEWAITFORBLK TRUE

  DYNCALCCACHEBLKRELEASE TRUE

  DYNCALCCACHEMAXSIZE 600M

  DYNCALCCACHECOMPRBLKBUFSIZE 400M

  Is it a memory problem? How can I solve it?

  Kind regards

  It is certainly not a problem with your server that you have enough memory. I do not suggest to use memscaling now as it helps anyway for 32 - Bit

  It is because of the values that are defined in your config file.

  Data cache, cache index slightly seems good.

  I suggest you reduce the CALCCACHEHIGH and the CALCCACHEDEFAULT as the Cache calculator may take a maximum of 200 M

  Try to reduce the DYNCALCCACHEMAXSIZE and all the relevant settings for DYNCALCCACHE

  Take a look at the technical reference information

  I would say to reduce / remove these settings, restart the services, the same testing process and see if they are causing the problem.

  Concerning

  Amarnath

  ORACLE | Essbase

• Formula Member error: 'unknown member [&] in [function name' - in SubVar SubVar

  I have a called subvar & DriverCrossdim that stores the location of crossdim of our financial drivers, so I need to paste the 8-Member crossdim whenever I have a reference driver. Is one of the members of this crossdim & BudgetYear. It works very well in Calc Scripts, but it is always fails when it is used in a formula of Member. According to me, because I put a subvar in my subvar. Is this a documented restriction of member formulas? Is there a way to get around that I can use?

  & DriverCrossdim value example:

  "NoEntity"-> & BudgetYear-> "NoCurrency".

  Personally, I wouldn't use a subvar for a static selection. But that's just my preference and not your question.

  I'm actually really surprised that you get away with this in in a calc script, so please teach me something.  I thought that the variables have been developed exactly once, so nested subvars would fail anywhere.  Obviously not, although I'm sure that's what happens in the form of Member.

  As a simple solution, maybe move & BudgetYear on the & DriverCrossdim variable, so that instead of...

  DriverMember-> & DriverCrossdim;

  .. .you tell...

  DriveMember-> & DriverCrossdim-> & BudgetYear;

  Still much shorter than eight dimensions.

• Formula of member using loading rules

  Hello.
  We would charge a member and its related formula of a file .txt, using a rule. The formula refers to a member in the sketch that contains a slash (/) in his name.
  I have attached the name of the Member in quotation marks (""); However, the name of the Member and its formula loaded without quotation marks and an error returns during the audit of the schema.
  Here is an example; We would charge Member Yes and its formula ("AccountB' - ' Account/C'): the loading of file is:
  
  * Member name *; * Member formula *.
  Yes; "AccountB' - ' account/C;
  
  The Member is responsible, but members in the formula are loaded without quotes; Thus, the formula of Member is not validated.
  I was wondering if it is possible to load member formulas, keeping the quotation marks in the formula.
  Thanks in advance

  You must use a backslash escape character before each quote and the symbol of the division to make them stay

• Formula of Member to specify the Intersection

  I'm currently using the formula below for a particular Member (let's call the reprocessing) to calculate a price for reprocessing to-87% of the total amount of the Division (Div rented). It is a roll total number for all of the stores that we try to calculate the costs of reprocessing. My question is, I need this value to the next intersection: Comp, ADJ_Dpt, Y2016, reprocessing, real. In total, the cube has 6 dimensions (year, day, service, location, Comp/Non-Comp and scenario (actual or Plan).) The reprocessing of lease changes daily and must be calculated according to the formula below and inserted only at the specific intersection above. Thank you very much for your help!

  If (@ismbr (Y2016)

  AND

  @ismbr (ACTUAL)

  "Div rented" *-.87;

  Endif

  Assuming that stick you with a formula of Member, you keep the FI as in my example above to the intersection of the "source" here, like this:

  'Rented Div'-> 'WILD' *-.87;

  You must reference the other dimensions that these members are already part of the 'context' through the FI.

• BSO to the conversion of the ASO - helps the formula of Member

  We have a BSO cube and it is converted to ASO. The account dimension has the attribute SOLDETEMPS properties, and therefore the time dimension cannot assign to either dynamic or multiple hierarchies because of which I'm not able to define formulas for Member in the time dimension to ASO, this requires the dimension to be either dynamic or more hierarchies to have member formulas. MDX scripts is the way to go I'm not very familiar with the scripts, MDX and its use. Please advise and also I would like to know if there is another way to solve this problem.

  do not use the properties of balance.

  You will need to take the time to be dynamic, created shared hierarchy similar to

  FOR A YEAR
  Jan shared
  Feb shared
  ......

  Then mark up your TB accounts with udas as TBFirst, TBLast, TBAverage.

  You have two options where you can join the MDX formula of time CDA/QTD or attach the MDX formulas to members of the account saying IIF YTD then make first/last/moy.

  You can choose between the two, if you have less number of accounts of TB, so I would say that set the formula to members as well as other members can obtain the value of CDA Member rolls.

  Concerning

  Celvin

  http://www.orahyplabs.com

  Please check the answers as useful/correct as appropriate

• Question parliamentary formula - a member formula can be crossed dimensional

  How you would write something like this
  
  "XXXXXX" = account of range 40000 to 48999 and BU XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX
  
  
  Thank you

  Yes, the formula of Member can be three-dimensional cross.
  You can use the calculation functions and cross dimensional operator that you use in the Calc script.

• Formula of Member who recognizes the operator of consolidation...

  Here's the scenario.
  
  We have a hierarchy of accounts with an account of the dynamic calc that calculates the amount of the "tax" on our Net income. However, each feature has a different calculation for taxes, so we have a member formula that calculates taxes for this entity and descendants based on a stored percentage. This percentage is stored at a low level for each business entity because senior level members are a summary of the different calculations.
  
  However, we have several "alternate" hierarchies, which must also calculate taxes on them, but that these are constantly changing, we don't want to have to keep changing the formula of Member for the calculation of the tax.
  
  For example:
  The hierarchy of accounts:
  Net income (loss) (dynamic)
  -Net pre-tax income (+) (dynamic)
  -Taxes (-) (dynamic)
  -(+) (Dynamic form) of tax calculation
  -Other Taxes (+) (stored)
  
  The hierarchy of entities:
  
  Main company
  --The company also
  -Division 1
  -Division 2
  -Division 3
  -Company B
  --B division 1
  --B division 2
  -B, Division 3
  -Company C
  --C division 1
  --C division 2
  --Division 3 c
  Stacks of spare
  -Company less a Division 3
  -Shared company a (+)
  --A Division 3 (-) shared
  -Total without C company
  -Shared company a (+)
  -Shared company B (+)
  
  So the formula of Member for the calclulation of the tax is now:
  IF (@ISIDESC ('company A'))
  "Net profit before tax" * "Division 1"-> "tax percentage";
  ELSE IF (@ISIDESC ("company B"))
  "Net profit before tax" * "Division B 1"-> "tax percentage";
  ELSE IF (@ISIDESC ("C company"))
  "Net profit before tax" * "Division C 1"-> "tax percentage";
  ENDIF
  
  The problem is that the alernate rollups have no any calculation of tax. To make them, we must therefore specfy them as well:
  IF (@ISMBR ("company within Division 3"))
  "Society has"-"Division 3";
  ELSE IF (@ISMBR ("Total less company C"))
  "Society has" + "company B";
  ENDIF
  
  
  There are tons of these hierarchies replacing, so this formula member becomes difficult to manage. In addition, business users now have to know that if they change an operator of consolidation on the entities, they also change the calc script.
  
  My question is - is it possible that I can 'default' member formula to use the consolidation of entities when calcualting for some entities, instead of having to specify in the formula itself?
  
  I tried to use another
  @SUM (@DESCENDANTS (@CURRMBR ("Entities")))
  who works for these hierarchies replacing who no longer like the cosolidation.
  
  Is it possible to do what I'm trying to do here? This must be a dynamic calc and I don't want to significantly change the structure of the database.
  
  Thank you.
  
  Edited by: westn on May 26, 2010 10:03

  One thing is not clear, if hierarchy as substitute parents ' company A under Division 3 'are "stored" or "dynamic Calc." members. "

  If they are dynamic calc, which makes them "twopass" will happen your solution without any necessary calculations for other hierarchies in the calculation of the TAX.

  If they are stored, it gets a bit more complex.

  I guess that we can achieve this marking UDAs as shown below.

  For example, in this case

  -Company less a Division 3
  -Company shared a (+) (UDA: ADD)
  --A Division 3 (-) shared (UDA: SUB)

  and the calculation for hierarchies of alternatives can be as shown below.
  @SUM (@remove (@DESCENDANTS (@CURRMBR("Entities")), @UDA ("Entities", "SUB"))) - @SUM (@remove (@DESCENDANTS (@CURRMBR ("Entities")), @UDA ("Entities", "ADD")))

  I did not test this, but I guess that it should work in your scenario. Let me know the result of that.

  -Krish

• Formula of Member...

  Hi all
  
  I use * @TODAY () * function in a formula of Member to get the current date.
  Sound back only the numbers as 1251676800.But I want to see the name of the month, date, year (August 20, 2009) as output.
  
  What function can I use to achieve this?
  
  Help, please...
  
  
  Thank you

  Hello

  Sorry, I think that there was a bit of confusion (caused by me of usual :)) as you mentioned the @Today () function, I thought you were looking for in the new role of essbase typed measures that are different with date format planning.)

  You mean something like this than the Alp

  =@DatePart (@today (), DP_YEAR) * 10000 +.
  @datepart (@today (), DP_MONTH) * 100 +.
  @datepart (@today (), DP_DAY);

  See you soon

  John
  http://John-Goodwin.blogspot.com/

• Error: 1200416 formula to [staff] runtime error (line 0): impossible to assign [DOUBLE] objects of different length in the exercise of calcing the dimension to calculate the formula of Member

  Receive the below error message:

  Error: 1200416 formula for [AccountMemberName] (line 0) runtime error: could not assign [DOUBLE] objects of different length

  I added the following member formula to a dense account member name. {end: I created an account called S_BegBalance to contain the data for numbers codes.} For example, if S_BegBalance = 1, effective must be 1 for the whole year (January-December). If the balance S_Beg = 2, staff: Feb-district of Columbia, for S_BegBalance = 3, effective is Mar - Dec.

  Effective is a member (dense) S_BegBalance shop is also a dense Member store.

  [Please indicate why There getting worse this error? Can I take care of this with calc script only?]

  Aggregate and script to calc Calc the Member of the calc formula is:

  Fix ("FYxx", "script", "version")

  Fix (@LEVMBRS(Product,0), @LEVMBRS(Entities,0), @LEVMBRS(Region,0), @LEVMBRS(position,0))
  @DESCENDANTS ("AccountParentMember");
  ENDFIX

  DIM(Entities,Region,Position) CALC;

  ENDFIX

  Formula Member

  IF (@ISMBR ("Budget") AND @ISMBR ("1st Pass - Budget"))
  IF (@ISMBR ("FY14") AND ("S_BegBalance" == 1))
  @IDESC ("YearTotal") = "Downsizing" == 1;

  END IF

  IF (@ISMBR ("Budget") AND @ISMBR ("1st Pass - Budget"))
  IF (@ISMBR ("FY14") AND ("S_BegBalance" == 2))
  "Feb" = "Downsizing" == 1;
  'Mar' = 'Downsizing' == 1;
  @IDESC ("Q2") = "Downsizing" == 1;
  @IDESC ("Q3") = "Downsizing" == 1;
  @IDESC ("Q4") = "Downsizing" == 1;

  END IF

  ELSEIF (@ISMBR ("FY14") AND ("S_BegBalance" == 3))
  'Mar' = 'Downsizing' == 1;
  @IDESC ("Q2") = "Downsizing" == 1;
  @IDESC ("Q3") = "Downsizing" == 1;
  @IDESC ("Q4") = "Downsizing" == 1;

  ELSEIF (@ISMBR ("FY14") AND ("S_BegBalance" == 4))
  @IDESC ("Q2") = "Downsizing" == 1;
  @IDESC ("Q3") = "Downsizing" == 1;
  @IDESC ("Q4") = "Downsizing" == 1;

  ELSEIF (@ISMBR ("FY14") AND ("S_BegBalance" == 5))
  'May' = 'Membership' == 1;
  "Jun" = "Downsizing" == 1;
  @IDESC ("Q3") = "Downsizing" == 1;
  @IDESC ("Q4") = "Downsizing" == 1;

  ELSEIF (@ISMBR ("FY14") AND ("S_BegBalance" == 6))
  "Jun" = "Downsizing" == 1;
  @IDESC ("Q3") = "Downsizing" == 1;
  @IDESC ("Q4") = "Downsizing" == 1;

  ELSEIF (@ISMBR ("FY14") AND ("S_BegBalance" == 7))
  @IDESC ("Q3") = "Downsizing" == 1;
  @IDESC ("Q4") = "Downsizing" == 1;

  ELSEIF (@ISMBR ("FY14") AND ("S_BegBalance" == 8))
  "Aug" = "Downsizing" == 1;
  "Sep" = "Downsizing" == 1;
  @IDESC ("Q4") = "Downsizing" == 1;

  ELSEIF (@ISMBR ("FY14") AND ("S_BegBalance" == 9))
  "Sep" = "Downsizing" == 1;
  @IDESC ("Q4") = "Downsizing" == 1;

  ELSEIF (@ISMBR ("FY14") AND ("S_BegBalance" == 10))
  @IDESC ("Q4") = "Downsizing" == 1;

  ELSEIF (@ISMBR ("FY14") AND ("S_BegBalance" == 11))
  "Nov" = "Downsizing" == 1;
  'Dec' = 'Membership' == 1;

  ELSEIF (@ISMBR ("FY14") AND ("S_BegBalance" == 12))
  'Dec' = 'Membership' == 1;

  ENDIF

  I edited the formula to find out where is the error?

  IF (@ISMBR ("Budget") AND ("S_BegBalance" == 1) AND @ISMBR ("1st Pass - Budget") AND @ISMBR ("FY14"))
  @IDESC ("YearTotal") = "Downsizing" == 1;
  

  ENDIF

  IF (@ISMBR ("Budget") AND ("S_BegBalance" == 2) AND @ISMBR ("1st Pass - Budget") AND @ISMBR ("FY14"))
  @IDESC ("Q2") = "Downsizing" == 1;
  @IDESC ("Q3") = "Downsizing" == 1;
  @IDESC ("Q4") = "Downsizing" == 1;
  "Feb" = "Downsizing" == 1;
  'Mar' = 'Downsizing' == 1;

  ENDIF

  7e3ca589-4260-401d-ba03-77f60bdde99e wrote:

  I added the following member formula to a dense account member name. {end: I created an account called S_BegBalance to contain the data for numbers codes.} For example, if S_BegBalance = 1, effective must be 1 for the whole year (January-December). If the balance S_Beg = 2, staff: Feb-district of Columbia, for S_BegBalance = 3, effective is Mar - Dec.

  Effective is a member (dense) S_BegBalance shop is also a dense Member store.

  Assuming you enter value to BegBalance during Sun, we can write something like this:

  FIX (& VarYear, & VarScenario, & VarVersion)

  Fix (@LEVMBRS(Product,0), @LEVMBRS(Entities,0), @LEVMBRS(Region,0), @LEVMBRS(position,0))

  FIX(JAN:DEC)

  "Workforce".

  (

  IF ("BegBalance"-> "S_BegBalance" == 1))
  1;

  ENDIF

  )

  ENDFIX

  FIX(FEB:DEC)

  "Workforce".

  (

  IF ('BegBalance'-> 'S_BegBalance' == 2))
  1;

  ENDIF

  )

  ENDFIX

  FIX(MAR:DEC)

  "Workforce".

  (

  IF ('BegBalance'-> 'S_BegBalance' == 3))
  1;

  ENDIF

  )

  ENDFIX

  ENDFIX

  ENDFIX

  There may be many other ways of writing this is an optimized way!

• Formulas of Member in EPMA don't crash Essbase deployment

  We have a number of member formulas that have changed in EPMA, but how many times deploy us the app has no importance, Essbase does not reflect updated formulas. These members do NOT have the attribute of the UDF, who are associated with them.

  I was able to get only one formula to deploy to remove from EPMA or coming back, but we have others that it still happens and it can even be added that we are not aware of.

  Any ideas what could cause this problem?

  11.1.2.2 version

  Thank you in advance,

  -Ben

  To resolve this problem, we had to "Refresh" the planning database.  Weird, but it worked.

• Formula node, Dungeon errors

  I'm trying to integrate a node form in a table, I get errors and don't know why. Any ideas?

  

  Thank you!

  It is an attempt to better.

  The problem is that you only set your output array y to be a 1 d array.  And your calculations on the input array is also as if it were a table 1 d.

  See the amendment attached.

  But your formula is simple enough that in true LabVIEW code is easier and you don't have to deal with problems of syntax of the formula node.

  (Note, because I don't have data, I couldn't run this, it is so possible errors there.)

• Property at the time of the balance and the formula of Member - dimension account

  Hello

  We have a member account including the Balance of time as 'Average' property and she member formula. When I pulled Q1 or CDA data in the report, is to show the average value of TB. But my requirement is to show the calculated value of the formula be insteaded of value avearge TB for this member of the account.

  Please let me know how I can accomplish this requirement

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  in the interface of planning go into the beam and pass the value of the average flow

• The formula near <>syntax error.

  Hello

  Can someone help me, I get a syntax error:

  The formula syntax is not valid.

  [nQSError: 10058] A general error occurred. [nQSError: 43113] The message returned by OBIS. [nQSError: 27002] Close <>+: syntax error [nQSError: 26012]
  on the formula:

  BOX WHEN "main location of requisition. "" Location Level2 name "="United Kingdom"AND"United Kingdom"- +"main location of requisition. "" "Level1 location ' name ' ELSE 'requisition main location. "' Name of place of Level3" FINISH

  Thank you for the help

  Hello

  If you concatenate strings, you don't add them:

  BOX WHEN "main location of requisition. "" Location Level2 name "="United Kingdom"AND"United Kingdom ". "Commandeer the main location". " "Level1 location' name ' ELSE 'requisition main location. "' Name of place of Level3" FINISH