on 04-22-2009 2:13 PM
Hi all,
When I try to load data from ODS to PSA and infocube I receive the following error message:
Record 0: value '201000' of characteristic 0CALMONTH is not plausible
The mapping of 0CALMONTH is without routine in the update rule I don't find the value '201000' in PSA and source-ODS.
I never had problems with 0CALMONTH on the other infocube.
Can you help me?
Thank you in advance
Gianmarco
Hi,
Check the mapping done for 0CALMONTH in Cube Is it directly getting from DSO or it is derived from any date in DSO?
This usually happens when 0CALMONTH is derived from a spurious date.
Thanks
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Hi,
Hopefully there is no start routine.....
According to me, In DSO the value of 0CALMONTH should be ok. Otherwise how request is activated at DSO Level.
Problem is related to DSO - Cube update rule. Some thing is wrong there just try to find out.
Once check the data in PSA-DSO, Try to find the erroreous record, by sorting on data on 0Calmonth. and then search that record in DSO.
Regards,
Hi Bini,
You can see that '201000' is not valid calender month.
For finding this value in PSA, just sort PSA data on Calmonth and find it, you can't do filter on invalid time characteristic.
If you find such record then just check it into R/3 why user has enter wrong data? Change from R/3 or change from PSA. and then go for re-upoad that request.
regards,
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In the PSA you search record wise and it will show the errenous record. Butteh value shown for calmonth is not a valid on as it cant have 00 date(2012 00). Sometimes due to space before or after the string will also lead to an error.
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