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KB248277: How to modify existing schedule defined to refresh a cube in MicroStrategy Web 10


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In MicroStrategy 10 Secure Enterprise Platform, user can create data refresh schedule for an Intelligence Cube

SYMPTOM:
In Strategy 10 Secure Enterprise Platform, user can create data refresh schedule for an Intelligence Cube, as shown below:

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It is also a new feature to set Refresh Filter and Refresh Policy for the cube.

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Once it is saved, user choose Schedule again by right click same cube, a new create Schedule window is opened, which is same as above. The previous defined schedule is not listed.
 
CAUSE:
This is working as expected, the "Schedule" button in Right click context menu by default open a new window to create new schedule.
 
ACTION:
Follow steps below to modify existing schedules:

  • In Strategy Web, click "Access External Data";
  • In the "Connect to Your Data" window, click the "Manage Your Datasets" link in left-bottom corner, as shown below:
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  • In Data Storage window, right mouse click the cube and choose "Schedule", a sub context menu displays all the existing schedule. Hover the schedule need to be modified, and click "Modify", as shown below:
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NOTE:
An enhancement request has been logged to have better workflow.
Strategy will continue to investigate and post updates as soon as they are available.
 
 


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May 26, 2017

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May 26, 2017