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I am a newbie with SSAS 2005. I have a simple cube with two Fact tables (about 1000 and 1500 rows respectivily) and two Dimensions. I built the cube with the wizard in BIDS and it processed fine the first time. After that, I used SSIS to add additional rows to the Fact tables. Now, when I go to process the cube again in BIDS, it bombs out with error messages that indicate that it does not like the newly added rows in the Fact table (it mentions specifically a Key value that happens to be the first of the newly added rows in the fact table). What am I doing wrong? Where do I look or what settings can I check on? Thanks in advance. -- Todd Chittenden |
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have you reprocess the dimension too? this error mean that the fact table contains a key value which is not found in the currently processed dimension. Like the row is associated to a new customer, but if you don't update the dimension first, the customer doesn't exists in the dimension which cause an error. "Todd C" <ToddC (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6739364B-5A86-42A7-8125-B1CCC03572A2 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... I am a newbie with SSAS 2005. I have a simple cube with two Fact tables (about 1000 and 1500 rows respectivily) and two Dimensions. I built the cube with the wizard in BIDS and it processed fine the first time. After that, I used SSIS to add additional rows to the Fact tables. Now, when I go to process the cube again in BIDS, it bombs out with error messages that indicate that it does not like the newly added rows in the Fact table (it mentions specifically a Key value that happens to be the first of the newly added rows in the fact table). What am I doing wrong? Where do I look or what settings can I check on? Thanks in advance. -- Todd Chittenden |
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