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BPC UPGRADING 7.5 TO 10.1 SCOPE DIMENSION ERROR

arnau_gonzalez
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Dear all,

We are making an BPC upgrade 7.5 Standard to 10.1 NT.

Currency dimension in 7.5 is divided in two, Currency and Scope with the different group of consolidation. So I created SCOPE dimension in the newer version with G_NONE for the group that are not consolidated and the different consolidation groups.

I'll give you the step I made for it:

1. Productive environment copy

2. Backup of the Consolidation model to have the historical data without changes.

3. Create the new dimension SCOPE assigning the parameters and change the currency dimension just with the LC and EUR

4. We Transformed the data in BW assigning the proper data in each dimension with the appropiate changes in the routines.

OLDER CUBE NEWEST CUBE

DIMENSION --> CURRENCY TO CURRENCY

DIMENSION --> CURRENCY TO SCOPE

5. Assigning the new dimension to the CONSOLIDATION and OWNERSHIP models.

When we tried to run the different package to start the consolidation, the following error appeared

RUNC LOGIC: Dimension Set “SCOPE” is not assigned in Data Manager. (CONSOLIDATION MODEL)

RUN LOGIC: Dimension assigned of definition not valid in *DESTINATION_APP: CONSOLIDATION (BUDGET CONSOLIDATION)

We tried to change the logic, but nothing happened. It seems that the new dimension is not recognize someone who has made this kind of upgrade has had this problems? Could you please help us?

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arnau_gonzalez
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Hello Vadim,

I attached you the information below. I hope it helps.

Thank you for your time.

transformation-bw.png tranform-bw.png routine.png

That what I meant. We changed the routine depends on the data. For example:

CASE SOURCE_FIELDS-/**/*_****
WHEN 'LC'. RESULT = 'G_NONE'.

WHEN 'EUR'. RESULT = 'G_CONSO'.

WHEN OTHERS. RESULT = 'G_CONSO1'.

ENDCASE.

Thank you

former_member186338
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Sorry, but looks like you NEVER read this forum before asking your question! I will never answer if you use "Insert file" instead of correct "Insert Image"!

arnau_gonzalez
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sorry, but my browser didn't work well yesterday, that's the only reason why I used "insert file".

I read this forum very often, trust me. I will try again