Showing posts with label planning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label planning. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 5, 2016
Monday, September 29, 2014
Calculation Manager: Enable Parallel Execution - Bug and Trick
When creating new Ruleset Designer there is an option to
execute rules in parallel as given in the following screenshot.
However, as soon as you add / assign Rules under this
ruleset, it disappears.
Note that this option is only available when the ruleset is
selected and not the individual rule. So, you need to select / click on the
ruleset to get this feature.
I believe this to be as a bug however there are at least two
ways to get this option back.
- Save and close the ruleset and reopen.
- Another option is go to another tab in workspace and come back to this ruleset and you will see the option visible / enabled.
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Composite rule v/s ruleset
Recently, I was working extensively on developing business rules in calculation manager. Wherever necessary I have an habit of using variables. In one instance, I wanted to run 2 rules on a save of a web-form. So what I did was created a new rule and added the required 2 rules. I was not expecting any issues as both these rule were running as expected. But when I compiled, it threw an error of duplicate declaration of variable....I used / defined same variables in both the forms.
I was initially surprised but later realized that it considers it as one rule and so the problem.
I then created a rule-set, added the required rules and worked.
Labels:
calculation manager,
composite rule,
essbase,
planning,
ruleset
Web-form: Substitution variable error
One of my colleagues was trying to use a substitution variable in a web-form and he got the following error message:
“A substitution variable required for this calculation is undefined. Variable: Years_Act
He defined new substitution variable in planning and assigned the value as “FY10:FY13”.
There is nothing wrong here as this can easily be used in calculation script or business rules but when using this in Web-form, we can only have single valid value not range as shown above.
So, few points to note when using substitution variable in web-form are as follows:
1. Make sure you define substitution variable.
2. Make sure value is not blank
3. Make sure you have assigned a valid member name (value) (not range)
“A substitution variable required for this calculation is undefined. Variable: Years_Act
He defined new substitution variable in planning and assigned the value as “FY10:FY13”.
There is nothing wrong here as this can easily be used in calculation script or business rules but when using this in Web-form, we can only have single valid value not range as shown above.
So, few points to note when using substitution variable in web-form are as follows:
1. Make sure you define substitution variable.
2. Make sure value is not blank
3. Make sure you have assigned a valid member name (value) (not range)
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