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KB37284: "Caching is disabled" error occurs even though caching is enabled at the project level and report level in MicroStrategy 9.x and later


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When a MicroStrategy user executes a report, no cache is created. 

SYMPTOM:
 
When a Strategy user executes a report, no cache is created.  In the cache trace the following entry can be seen:
 


Caching is disabled. No need to update it.

 
When checking the report level caching options from "Project Configuration > Caching > Result Caches > Creation" it can be seen that report server caching is enabled:
 

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When checking the report level caching options from "Data > Report Caching Options" it can be seen that caching is enabled:
 

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When checking the Strategy user privileges from "User Editor > User Definition > Project Access > Common Privileges", the Strategy user has the privilege to use server cache for the project:
 

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Additionally, it may be seen that other Strategy users can  create caches without any issue.
 
CAUSE:
 
The option to use Server cache may be disabled at the Strategy user preferences level for the project.
 
ACTION:
 
While logged in as the Strategy user who cannot create caches, right click the project and select "My Preferences"
 

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In the Preferences window navigate to "General > Caches" and ensure "Use Server Cache" is selected
 

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April 10, 2017

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April 10, 2017