Import Format script to update multiple fields

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• Import Format script required to work in multiple areas

  I am currently building an import Format and the use of scripts to import datapump on several of the fields to implement the specific logic based on present values. For example:
  
  Function TBNetwork (strField, strRecord)
  If left (strField, 1) = "N" Then
  TBNetwork = strField
  On the other
  TBNetwork = 'network n/a '.
  End If
  End Function
  
  However, I need to also assess the values in other areas also, but two default entries of the function are strField and strRecord.
  
  How can I achieve this? Can I declare new variables and define as well?
  
  StrCustomer = varValues (23)
  
  Or am I looking for to implement another type of script? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

  strRecord represents the line of all the data from your source file that is currently being processed. You can analyze this to get the values of your data use/evaluate line in your script. There is a script Accelerator DW. Utilities.fParseString that will make the analysis of the channel for you. As you probably know strField returns only the field of the data file that you specified in your format of import for the associated dimension.

• Script for updating a field for the current year

  Is it possible to have an update of field at the end of the current year? Example 20-(dashes to change it for any year). I think that it is not possible, but if anyone knows how this is possible I'd really appreciate help. Thank you

  Sorry, I guess I need to change throughout the year, not only at the end.  Thank you

  I tried a few scripts that I found here, such as; year (dateAdd ("yyyy", 1, now()))) with no luck. I confess that I don't know about scripts and can be a bad thing. The script goes on the Action tab as a javascript or somewhere else (validation?) Any advice or assistance would be appreciated. I use Acrobt Pro version 9.

  Going by your post you wanted the year is displayed in a text field, I gave the code to go into the script will count for this field. If you want to use it somewhere else (e.g. a mouseup), then use the variable 'year' in this script. In a calculation script, any value you assign to "event.value" is what will show on the field during the calculation.

• FDMEE import Jython Script - field Split function

  Hi people,

  I have to admit, this Jython gives me a heavy headache!

  In fact, it's a simple mistake, but I'm fighting around with it for hours now. Maybe one of you guys can help.

  I want to create a Script of Import in FDMEE 11.1.2.3.500.17. The source file (separator: tab) contains a column with the following entries:

  

  What I want to achieve at first is to import the figure after the first point. For example, hours - 00275. 3. 4.1 I want to import 3.

  I wrote a script to import, based on an example of written script in FDMEE admin guide (page 273):

  

  I assigned this script to the respective column in the Import Format:

  

  Seems easy. But for some reason, it does not. The problem is: even the log file is not help, because it seems to be growing constantly when I want to open it (after becoming 30 MB I cancelled). By the way: without this script works import.

  Any ideas? Help is very appreciated!

  See you soon

  Carmonte

  I wasn't talking about the script file extension, as you say is irrelevant, your file name of the script was eGRCcISPA (without the extension) and your function called eGRCsISPA (in the body of the script). They were different and should be the same. They are the same today? Also when you say that this does not work, what do you mean?

  (1) import runs successfully, but represented for that field values are not what you expect the rest of the script is running?

  (2) the mistakes of import process when using that import format?

• Help with a script of positioning at the Center so it updates all fields?

  Hello

  At work, we use a form that the shows were each employee assigned for the day, I built.  We have some personal part-time and I did it so that they appear in red where appear normal black of the employee.  This works very well, my question is when a new employee is hired or going part-time full-time, I'll have to go into each field and change this script.   There are 60 total frames so as you can imagine it takes a lot of time to update a single employee.   Here is a sample of the script I use to designate if the name must be black (full time) or red (part-time).

  Is it possible that I can point all the fields in one place?  Then I have to only update a field and he difficulty all?

  If (event.value == "BRACKETT" | ")  Event.Value == "Deleted" | "

  Event.Value == "P. BOWMAN" | "

  Event.Value == "TILLER" | "

  Event.Value == "Edwards" | "

  Event.Value == "Mejia" | " Event.Value == "Rogers" | " Event.Value == "Laskey" | "

  Event.Value == "Houser' |"

  Event.Value == "Brooks" | "

  Event.Value == "Gordon") event.target.textColor = color.red; "

  else event.target.textColor = color.black;

  Thank you very much

  David

  Here's what the function should look like when you place the code in a JavaScript document:

  function validateEmpName() {}

  If (event.value == "BRACKETT" | ")  Event.Value == "Deleted" | "

  Event.Value == "P. BOWMAN" | "

  Event.Value == "TILLER" | "

  Event.Value == "Edwards" | "

  Event.Value == "Mejia" | " Event.Value == "Rogers" | " Event.Value == "Laskey" | "

  Event.Value == "Houser' |"

  Event.Value == "Brooks" | "

  Event.Value == "Gordon") event.target.textColor = color.red; "

  else event.target.textColor = color.black;

  }

  Then, call this function in the Validate event each field like this:

  Custom script validate

  validateEmpName();

  I chose this name of function, because he had a sense, but you are free to name it anything you want.

• problem of formatting of multiple field types

  It left me speechless. I create an action which, when working, generate form fields and format them to my company standards. Because I use the feature 'detect the form fields' Acrobat, I have no control over the names or types of fields, and that's fine because 90% of the time Acrobat creates what I want anyway.

  The javascript code that I use for formatting the fields is:

  var errorArray = new Array();

  for (var i = 0; i < this.numFields; i ++)

  {

  fname = this.getNthFieldName (i) var;

  var f = this.getField (fname);

  If (f.type! = "checkbox") {}

  try {}

  f.textSize = 9;

  f.doNotScroll = true;

  f.userName = "";

  f.Value = "Test"; This line should confirm the formatting

  }

  {catch (e)}

  errorArray [errorArray.length] = this.getNthFieldName (i);

  }

  }

  else {}

  f.style = style.cr;

  }

  }

  App.Alert ("the following fields could not be formatted:" + errorArray);

  When I try to run it I find myself with two main problems. The first is that whenever I have test I have at least a field of text that is not formatted. Not only that, but if there are several checkboxes in my form, that the action runs only at the second fret, so none of the fields after checkbox are formatted and I don't alert you. When I try the script without check type field like this:

  var errorArray = new Array();

  for (var i = 0; i < this.numFields; i ++)

  {

  fname = this.getNthFieldName (i) var;

  var f = this.getField (fname);

  try {}

  f.textSize = 9;

  f.doNotScroll = true;

  f.userName = "";

  }

  {catch (e)}

  errorArray [errorArray.length] = this.getNthFieldName (i);

  }

  }

  App.Alert ("the following fields could not be formatted:" + errorArray);

  The action runs throughout, but I get always ALL my fields of formatted text and I can't do anything with my boxes. Any ideas on what I am doing wrong?

  You are welcome. Just so others may also understand what went wrong, he

  seems that the wizard of detection of form fields is a little bug and produced

  fields 'ghost' with a name of empty field that do not actually exist.

  I would recommend that get rid you of the clauses of the try-catch, then you

  saw in the console what really happened.

  In addition, if you want to add values in a table, you use the push()

  method.

  I have not really followed that last bit. What exactly is the problem?

• Jump in import format

  Hello world

  We have our source CSV (Delimter file) file requirement we have subfolders

  Account currency amount Costcenter

  C001 1001 USD 1000

  1002 C002 2000 INR

  1003 C003 3000 EUR

  According the data above, we want to only data records USD will be imported in FDM .like it

  1001 1000 C001

  In import format jump, I used and I wrote the script to import to Skip like this

  Dim strAccount

  "Store the first value of the account

  strAccount = strField

  ' Check if the value is empty

  If strAccount = "RIN", "EUR" then

  "Line break

  Res .PblnSkip = True

  On the other

  AccountEmptySkip = strAccount

  End if

  End Function

  When I import the import all records. his recordings not INR jumps and EUR

  Can someone help me solve this

  The problem here is that you mix the jump feature implementations. You can specify Skip in the name of the Format field import from files of fixed length, where it will then evaluate the expression to see if it matches all characters in the specified file. For delimited files, you will need to use a script to import, to evaluate and to apply the criteria of Skip here.

  What you need to do is the following:

  (1) change your import format to below

  Field name field number expression several fields

  Account 4 1 Script = Skip.uss

  CostCenter 3 4

  Amount                     4                            4

  (2) modify the Skip.uss script as follows:

  Dim strSkip

  strSkip = DW. Utilities.fParseString (strRecord, 4, 2,",")

  If strSkip = "INR" GOLD strAccount = "" EUR Then

  SelectCADLines = strField

  On the other

  Res .PblnSkip = True

  End if

  This assumes that your file is delimited by commas, if not change the delimiter (in bold) on the 2nd line of the script above to what you use as the delimiter in your source file.

• Import FDM: create unique chartfield 4 fields in the source file

  Hi Experts,

  In my requirement, I have only one Member to the Source file that I divide it into 4 electro-regulateurs (target size)

  '1234 44 55555 456' ex, this string must be "1234" "44" "55555" "456" to represent the members of dimension 4 in Essbase.

  I tried puttig following the FDM code in a script to import through format to import for one of the target field, but after that I imported this column showing "lack of field" error. Any suggestion please?

  ' Declare local variables
  Dim lngStartPositionMid
  Dim lngCharCountMid
  Dim strValueMid
  
  ' Get Mid N characters
  lngStartPositionMid = 9
  lngCharCountMid = 5

  ' Get the string
  strValueMid = Mid (strField, lngStartPositionMid, lngCharCountMid)

  
  End Function

  Thank you

  To do this.

  I'm new on FDM and VB so realized it later that in fact, Script name is the name of VB Functiona and that is where the value should be returned.

  If my scrip tNom is entity

  Entity = Mid (strField, 9, 5)

  Thank you

  Vivek

• Concatenation FDM Import Table script

  Hi all

  First post here, so let me know if I'm making mistakes or leaving out critical information.  I'm trying to use FDM for importing a pipe delimited text file, use the mapping feature, and then export the new data to a .txt file.  The problem is that the entity on the finished side dimension must be a concatenation of the fields of the entity and the division.  What I tried to do is to write a script for the field of the entity on the tables import screen.

  Function Div_Ent_Comb (lngCatKey, dblPerKey, strLoc, strWorkTableName)

  '------------------------------------------------------------------

  "Integration oracle Hyperion FDM IMPORT script:

  '

  "Created by: cwinslow"

  "Creation date: 2014-10-09 15:34:39.

  '

  ' Object:

  '

  '------------------------------------------------------------------

  'Set variables '.

  Dim strCombination As String

  Dim strDivision As String

  Dim strEntity As String

  ' set where the combo will go

  strCombination = Trim (DW. Utilities.fParseString(strRecord, 29, 8, "|"))

  "Store column 7 of 11 of a delimited file

  strDivision = Trim (DW. Utilities.fParseString(strRecord, 29, 5, "|"))

  "To store the column 8 of the 11 of a delimited file

  strEntity = Trim (DW. Utilities.fParseString(strRecord, 29, 8, "|"))

  strCombination = strDivision & strEntity

  End If

  End Function

  Error when importing is as follows:

  Error: An error occurred importing the file.

  Detail: Object Variable or With block variable not set

  What I want to happen is when I import the file, is for the entity column show the result of the concatenation before going through the validation part.

  If you're just trying to concatenate two fields to use as a source for a mapping for the entity dimension, there is a much easier way to do this without script. In your import format to create two entries for the target dimension i.e. entity. The first line contains a reference to the field of the entity of your source (data field 8 of 29), the 2nd line will contain the reference to the field of the Division of your source (data field 5 of 29). If you do this FDM will automatically concatenate the 2 fields together for you.

• Jython to read and replace a column null of concatenated in FDMEE 11.1.2.3 Import Format

  Hi all

  I'm working on an upgrade 11.1.1.3 11.1.2.3 FDMEE. Please advise on the underside.

  I have a data file that is long of 14 columns and format import concatenate columns 4 + 6 + 14. FDM 11.1.1.3 it was an import script that uses the following logic:

  Dim strICP

  If strField = "" then

  BlankICP = "1500".

  On the other

  BlankICP = strField

  End If

  When I try to use the same logic of Jython, instead of vb script below Jython interpreter not the last empty column as a null and does not replace the null value with the correct value that interferes with my similar cards. This logic works with other scripts to import as long as it is added to a column of the concatenated string that isn't the end of the file. Note: there is no space in column 14, when it is empty.

  Sample file:

  2014 | 1. 1500_01 | 027 | 51510 | Trading | 5000 | USD | Segments | Trading |

  2014 | 1. 1505_02 | 037. 51510 | Trading | 750. GBP | Segments | Trading | Full

  def BlankICP (strfield, strrec):

  If strfield == "":

  Returns "null".

  Another thing:

  return "Not null".

  Valid in FDMEE to:

  02751510

  03751510NotNull

  Ok

  I noticed that it checks the null value when parsing the value of the field:

  

  So basically he does not apply the import script when the source field is null

  If you change the value empty by white space, then it works fine:

  

  Solution: create only a single line of PKI and place the script to concatenate all areas:

  

  

  

  I suggest you raise an SR to ask for the handling of empty values in the import scripts. At least for script evaluation process.

  Let's see if there is another workaround solution.

  Concerning

• Fixed-width import format FDM &amp; periods/accounts question

  Hi experts FDM.

  I have a problem I wanted to tender out to you on about the fixed-width import formats and how to meet my current scenario for export to Hyperion Planning.
  I work with a flat file (.txt), I need to import the FDM with the current format;

  A	B	C	D	E	F	G	...	Z
  Year	Channel	Product	MTD-account-Jan 1	MTD-account-Jan 2	Jan-VOE-account1	Jan-VOE-Account2	....	Dec-CDA-Account2
  2013	Channel_1	Product_1	1000	2000	1000	2000		10000

  These are all fixed in width for the field lengths must be defined in the import format. The obligation for the loading of the system is only a speciifc value account 1 and account 2 months a year.

  If my choice month is 2013 Jan, I need only the columns F and G to be charged. These are the issues I've identified;

  1. A fixed-width import format can accommodate for the loading of multiple accounts in the same file? Or I would need a format to import separated by account?
  2. A fixed-width import format can accommodate for variable current months loading? Or do I 12 import formats/sites per month?

  Your help is very appreciated!

  Thank you very much

  
  Aaron

  Send me an email

  [email protected]

  Thank you

• Book level - import formats and master pages

  Hi all

  I am very new to writing scripts for framemaker (and a perfect beginning to script) and I find a little difficult to find information in an environment that I do not know in. Maybe you can help me.

  What I would do:

  I would like to be able to change master pages, page layouts, paragraph formats and character formats in the first document of a book and then run the script, which will be

  1. import pages masters and the first document formats into other documents (just like if go you via file > import > Format),.
  2. the book was updated.

  In the folder in the installation folder example scripts, I found an example script which runs through all the documents in a book:

  Book = app. ActiveBook;

  comp = book. FirstComponentInBook;

  while(COMP. ObjectValid())

  {

  Open (comp. name);

  nextComp is comp. NextBookComponentInDFSOrder;

  prevComp is comp. PrevBookComponentInDFSOrder;

  compType is comp. BookComponentFileType;

  Log ("BookComponent.log", "CompName"- + comp. name);

  Log ("BookComponent.log", "comp" file Type - + compType);

  Log ("BookComponent.log", "Component Type (FDLR, Grp, line)-" + comp.ComponentType);

  Log ("BookComponent.log" + "PreviousCompName" prevComp.Name-);

  Log ("BookComponent.log" + "nextCompName" nextComp.Name-);

  Log ("BookComponent.log", "-");

  component Process here.

  model = nextComp;

  }

  open function (filename)

  {

  openProp = GetOpenDefaultParams()

  i = GetPropIndex (openProp, constant. FS_FileIsOldVersion)

  .propVal.ival = constant .FV_DoOK openProp [i]

  i = GetPropIndex (openProp, constant. FS_FontNotFoundInCatalog)

  .propVal.ival = constant .FV_DoOK openProp [i]

  i = GetPropIndex (openProp, constant. FS_FontNotFoundInDoc)

  .propVal.ival = constant .FV_DoOK openProp [i]

  i = GetPropIndex (openProp, constant. FS_FileIsInUse)

  .propVal.ival = constant .FV_DoCancel openProp [i]

  i = GetPropIndex (openProp, constant. FS_AlertUserAboutFailure)

  .propVal.ival = constant .FV_DoCancel openProp [i]

  retParm = new PropVals()

  docOpen = Open (filename, openProp, retParm);

  Return docOpen;

  }

  function Log (logFile, textLine)

  {

  file = new File ("C:\\ESLog\\"+logFile);

  leader. Open ("a +", "TEXT","?");

  leader. Write (TextLine + "\r");

  leader. Close();

  }

  Makes me started a little. I saw the line here //process component / /, and I am a little familiar with programming and scripting. I sort of see how it works in principle. But then I'm at a loss.

  I know there is a lot of documentation on scripting FrameMaker (I have the script guide). But I can't find the corresponding information without spending hours of learning.

  Could someone help me?

  Huge gratitude in advance!

  Matthias

  Hi Matthias,

  While Jang was cooking a script, I have too, so here's my version... that the duel begins!

  An essential point about your original message... that the example script is almost here, everything you need to add was:

  -A line to remember the first document in the book. You will see that in the script of Jang where he defines 'sourceDoc' and my script where I define "firstDoc.

  -A call to SimpleImportFormats() on each document to import this first document formats. You will see that in both scripts.

  In addition, the example script included a lot of logging that was not really relevant to the task you want to complete, so I simplified the logging to be easier to apply. You don't want logging at all... in which case you might lose the Log() lines. It was just something useful sample showed how to do.

  Jang script includes a function to search for a document currently open before you attempt to open it from the file system. I think it is good practice and something I would work myself in a script like this.

  My script includes checking for a file of open book, in which case the book window is currently active. You can or don't want that. I put that much because it's often a pain to have to remember that the book window must be active.

  In any case, with this, enjoy!

  Russ

  var doc, firstDoc = null;

  var counter = 0;

  This set to a text file on your computer

  where you want to record to write.

  The folder must exist but the file

  will be automatically created.

  var logFile = "C:\\temp\\delete\\import_formats.log";

  Book = app. ActiveBook;

  if(!book.) ObjectValid())

  {

  If no book window is currently active,

  Find an open book, and then invites

  If we really want to use this one.

  Book = app. FirstOpenBook;

  If (book. ObjectValid())

  {

  If the user does not wish to use the first open book,

  reset the variable of the book to the invalid object for that

  future treatment was not held.

  If (! confirm ("no book is currently active." +))

  'You want to treat' + book. Name + "?"))

  Book = app. ActiveBook;

  }

  }

  Log (log file, "");

  Log(logFile, "---------------------------------------------");

  Date = new Date();

  Log (log file, date.getMonth () + "/" +)

  date.getDate () + ' / ' +.

  date.getFullYear () + ' - ' +.

  date.getHours () + ': ' +.

  date.getMinutes () + ': ' +.

  date.getSeconds ());

  Log (log file, "script to start importing format...");

  do the treatment. If there is no valid book to this

  point, there will never be a model valid and so this will

  all be ignored.

  comp = book. FirstComponentInBook;

  while(COMP. ObjectValid())

  {

  Download the document associated with the component, opening

  It is so necessary. If we are the first, store the object

  because it's the one where we import the

  formats

  doc = open (comp. name);

  if(FirstDoc == null) firstDoc = doc;

  check the type of component. No need to bother with folders and groups.

  compType is comp. BookComponentFileType;

  If (compType! = Constants.FV_BK_FOLDER & compType! = Constants.FV_BK_GROUP)

  {

  component Process here.

  Journal (logFile, "import to:" + comp. name);

  The first document import formats

  doc. SimpleImportFormats (firstDoc,

  Constants.FF_UFF_PAGE | Constants.FF_UFF_PGF | Constants.FF_UFF_FONT);

  counter ++;

  }

  iterate to the next component, when it exists.

  model is comp. NextBookComponentInDFSOrder;

  }

  Log (log file, "Total files:"+ counter ");

  Log(logFile, "---------------------------------------------");

  open function (filename)

  {

  openProp = GetOpenDefaultParams();

  i = GetPropIndex (openProp, constant. FS_FileIsOldVersion);

  .propVal.ival = constant .FV_DoOK openProp [i];

  i = GetPropIndex (openProp, constant. FS_FontNotFoundInCatalog);

  .propVal.ival = constant .FV_DoOK openProp [i];

  i = GetPropIndex (openProp, constant. FS_FontNotFoundInDoc);

  .propVal.ival = constant .FV_DoOK openProp [i];

  i = GetPropIndex (openProp, constant. FS_FileIsInUse);

  .propVal.ival = constant .FV_DoCancel openProp [i];

  i = GetPropIndex (openProp, constant. FS_AlertUserAboutFailure);

  .propVal.ival = constant .FV_DoCancel openProp [i];

  retParm = new PropVals();

  docOpen = Open (filename, openProp, retParm);

  Return docOpen;

  }

  function Log (logFile, textLine)

  {

  file = new File (log file);

  leader. Open ("a +", "TEXT","?");

  leader. Write (TextLine + "\r");

  leader. Close();

  }

• Amount import the script based on the entity

  I have a data file of local currency with all my features in there. However, because of the way that SAP stores one of the currencies that I need several amounts for a single entity by 100. I have attached the script below in the field amount in the import format, but I'm not having any luck. I know there is not something which only escapes me on the StrEntity variable. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
  
  
  Function XAFcurrency (strField, strRecord)
  
  If StrEntity = "7771.
  
  XAFcurrency = StrField * 100
  
  On the other
  
  XAFcurrency - StrField
  
  End If
  End Function

  You must analyze the strRecord with the fParseString command or split command before testing the value of the entity.

  For example, your files contain 12 fields delimited by tabs and 10 is the field of the entity. You can then use the following:

  If DW. Utilities.fParseString (strRecord, 12, 10, vbTab) = "7771" Then
  XAFcurrency = StrField * 100
  On the other
  XAFcurrency = - StrField
  End If

• Updated Txt field in a SWF file

  I'm working on an application to convert to Flash AS3 over Flex. A question I have is on importing SWF files and update of a text box in the swf side. I can spend two routs here. One, re-create the movies with Flex components. Import of two existing sovereign wealth funds. import will save time for you. They are just a clip with 4 zones of text in them.  Ideally, I would like to import the SWF file and always be ablel to update areas of text inside them.  This doesn't seem to be the case.

  Here's how I import the SWF file right now and they load without error...

  < mx:Script >
  <! [CDATA]

  ...

  [Embed (source = "... / assets/redStatsBack.swf")]

  [Bindable]

  public var redStatsBackSwf: Class;

  ...

  []] >
  < / mx:Script >

  < mx:Image source = "{redStatsBackSwf}" id = "redBox" autoLoad = "true" scaleContent = "true" width = "166" height = "132" x = "10" y = "26" / >

  Save in my as3 in a function, that I thought I could do just normal...

  redBox.fieldRedtxt.text = "display some text here."

  .. and it would update the text field.  No such chance unless I'm not access the film properly as 'redBox '. Also, when I export the SWF file, I export settings to ActionScript.

  

  If you embed a SWF file, it wraps in a MovieClipLoaderAsset and the SWF becomes something like

  Redbox.content.getChildAt (0).

  Other options are to import the SWF file as a bytearray and use loadBytes or load them externally, especially if they are large.

  Alex Harui

  Flex SDK Developer

  Adobe Systems Inc..

  Blog: http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui

• FDMEE attribute Setup in the Import Format

  I'm on 11.1.2.3.510 and I have columns enabled in Workbench attributes.

  Then I tried to use the attribute fields in my Format to import and it will fail to export.

  Will there be a concrete way of these fields in the Format to import the configuration?

  My file is delimited by commas and although loads less attributes fields.

  Process detail log:

  2014-06-26 18:06:07, 774 INFO [AIF]: load data meet the following errors:

  | Error: 3303 | 3105.9005.9114 | May 2305 56700 FY14 Final 3105.9005.9114 commitment 450 |

  2014-06-26 18:06:07, 774 INFO [AIF]: load data failed.

  2014-06-26 18:06:07, 790 INFO [AIF]: unlock AIF0011 rules file

  2014-06-26 18:06:07, 790 INFO [AIF]: correctly unlocked rules AIF0011 file

  2014-06-26 18:06:07, 790 [AIF] INFO: [HPLService] Info: error: java.lang.Exception: load data failed.

  2014-06-26 18:06:07, ERROR 790 [AIF]: error encountered

  2014-06-26 18:06:07, 790 [AIF] INFO: [HPLService] Info: [loadData:228] END (java.lang.Exception: load data has failed.)

  2014-06-26 18:06:07, 806 DEBUG [AIF]: AIFUtil.callOdiServlet - END

  2014-06-26 18:06:07, 806 FATAL [AIF]: error in CommData.loadData

  Traceback (most recent call changed):

  Folder "< string >", line 4507, in loadData

  RuntimeError: java.lang.Exception: load data failed.

  Hello

  attributes of the dimensions specified in the import format does not affect the export. Attributes are used only in FDMEE and not exported to the EMP application target.

  To import data into the size attribute simply configure your format to import by adding and assigning columns sources their (Add > Dimension attribute).

  Regarding your charge problem, some of your members online, it seems that member 3105.9005.9114 is not valid in your planning application.

  | Error: 3303 | 3105.9005.9114 | May 2305 56700 FY14 Final 3105.9005.9114 commitment 450 |

  You can check if the member exists in your planning application. If there is, the cube is refreshed?

  Thank you