on 2017 Sep 26 5:55 PM
Using the LOGIC_BY function in the Model's Default Script. The following is the line in the DEFAULT Script:
*LOGIC_BY = CATEGORY, DATASRC
The Property LOGIC is defined for both the Category & DataSrc
For Category the LOGIC property is set to POR_
For DataSrc the LOGIC property is set to DEM_CALC_DRIVER
The logic script to be executed when the combination of Category & DataSrc is enter via excel is called POR_DEM_CALC_DRIVER.LGF
The data is saved correctly however, the following error message is displayed
*LOGIC Message:Missing dimension DATASRC in data file
If the script is executed using a Data Manager Package it executes correctly.
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
-Kevin Nolan
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Dorra, thank you for your reply. I tried your suggestion of: full process the dimensions, however, the results were the same.
I retyped the *LOGIC_BY statement and re-validated the DEFAULT logic file.
The "Logic Missing Dimension" error message disappeared and the logic processed correctly.
The only difference I can see between the original and revised *LOGIC_BY statement is the space between Category, & DataSrc was removed.
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Hello,
Can you please full process the dimensions and try again. Are you using any macros in your excel sheet. If so then please try the save function in excel
Regards,
Dorra.
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Not a issue, Template had a DataSrc saving error.
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