Tm1 processes

[Abinaya]

Hi
How do you find the Tm1 processes associated with a Cube? Say there are hundreds of processes and many cubes written over a period of time by many developers and now you want to changes some of the cubes?

regards,

Abi

[tomok]

You look in the documentation the developer(s) left for you, right? There isn't any way of figuring that out through TM1 except to open every process and see what it's doing.

[laenen]

developers write documentation?

[jstrygner]

In Server Explorer's Properties pane you can see which of processes have a source of type VIEW (select Processes node to list them all). You can sort on that column to easier get the full list of processes to check.
Then you need to open all of those. If you want, you can open the .pro files from the folder with your model (it will probably be faster than opening in TI Editor).
The name of the cube is in one of first few lines in a file.

HTH

[lotsaram]

Hi
How do you find the Tm1 processes associated with a Cube? Say there are hundreds of processes and many cubes written over a period of time by many developers and now you want to changes some of the cubes?

regards,

Abi

The latest version of Vizier will do this for you. When selecting a cube or dimension all processes that either act specifically on that object via a named reference or that can act generically on a cube/dimension via a parameter value switch are displayed.

[bihints.com]

install http://www.wingrep.com, then run a search for the name of the cube in all .pro and .rux files in your TM1 data folder.
It will return all references to the cube, unless the name is held in a control cube.