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Default AS2000 Processing Error: Attempt to delete member that is in use - 10-31-2005 , 08:21 PM






Hi guys,

Doing some reasearch I understand this problem happends when a record
(s) is(are) deleted from the main dimension table. So when you try to
incrementally process the dimension, this problemas pops up.

I can incrementaly process the dimension with the original data and it
all finishes ok. Then I insert some records and incrementally process
again and everythink ok. Then I try to insert new records, But for some
reason the secuence or related key members for the new records are
rejected in an incremental update. The issue here is that when I insert
new records that are related or joined with the main dimension
structure in the first level everything goes ok. But when I try to do
the same with records that fit in the 5th or 6th level, everything goes
wrong.

The problem here is that I need to keep the data that is already in the
cube.
It has over 3 years of data, and I dont think it is a wise call to
re-process it again. Specially if it is on a production environment.
The issue is that if I can not get the new members in the dimension I
can not load the data for the next year/month.

I am using a parent-child dimension and AS2000 with SP4. No records
have been deleted, maybe a field could have been added to the original
table structure.

I see some posts from year 2002, so I guess there must some wisdom
acumulated during this time, related to a workaround or fix to this
error.

Any help, will be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Ben


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