Hi All,
Version A
Version B
Version C
Version D
Version E
Version F
Adhoc (C)
['Adhoc']=>['Version A'];
Version A is a calculated version depending on what is assign to Adhoc consolidation.
so if I move Version B to Adhoc consolidation, this would mean that Version B is feeding version A.
Will the feeders get process automatically after i replace version B with version C to be under "Adhoc" consol ?
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Feeders Issue
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Re: Feeders Issue
I believe not - you'd need to run the CubeProcessFeeders command to get TM1 to re-evaluate.winsonlee wrote:Will the feeders get process automatically after i replace version B with version C to be under "Adhoc" consol ?
See this thread discussing a similar issue - cube to cube rather than intra-cube.
Robin Mackenzie
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Re: Feeders Issue
Thanks for the reply.
I was thinking i am able to get away with not using CubeProcessFeeders as it takes 10-15 minutes to refresh the feeders.
But i was testing it and it got to use CubeProcessFeeders .
Does it make any difference if making Adhoc N level element, and copy the data to Adhoc depending on which version i use ? does it require CubeProcessFeeders as well ?
I was thinking i am able to get away with not using CubeProcessFeeders as it takes 10-15 minutes to refresh the feeders.
But i was testing it and it got to use CubeProcessFeeders .
Does it make any difference if making Adhoc N level element, and copy the data to Adhoc depending on which version i use ? does it require CubeProcessFeeders as well ?
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Re: Feeders Issue
I'd imagine that if AdHoc was an n-element and you are copying data there for the first time then it would set the feeders on its target. If you copying in one data-set after another then depending on how you clear out the previous data-set then they would refire. Why don't you build a small test model and see if it works for your set of cubes etc?
Robin Mackenzie