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KB20426: 'MSIRequest::CacheRequest(): Error executing cache request for project <XXXX> in schedule: HRESULT=0x0x80043018' error occurs in the DSSErrors.log file when MicroStrategy Intelligence Server scheduled jobs fail


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Strategy Intelligence Server scheduled jobs fail with the following errors appearing in the DSSerrors log file:
 
2008-12-01 01:01:00.083-06:00 MSIRequest::CacheRequest(): Error executing cache request for project <XXXX> in schedule: HRESULT=0x0x80043018.
2008-12-01 01:01:00.099-06:00 MSIScheduler::ExecuteSimpleStmt(): Error executing DssCmdCacheAdmin schedule statement for : HRESULT=<-2147209192>.
CAUSE
The 0x80043018 and -2147209192 error codes mean that the project was in a Full Idle state (Request Idle + Execution Idle) at the time of the scheduled job execution. A Full Idle on a project cancels all currently executing or queued jobs and rejects any newly submitted jobs.
 
ACTION
There are two options to resolve this issue:
 

  • Prevent the project from being placed in an Idle state
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  • Place the project in only Execution Idle; this way when the project is resumed later all of the jobs will be waiting in the queue
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It is possible to achieve both of these actions through Strategy Developer or Strategy Command Manager. Which action and method of implementation to use will be completely dependent on the environment implementation. 
 


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June 16, 2017

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June 16, 2017