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KB39043: "The object shown in the following hierarchy no longer exists in schema: -TableObject is not found in DFCSchema during DFC conversion" error occurs when updating schema only in 3-tier in MicroStrategy Developer 9.x and 10.x


Stefan Zepeda

Salesforce Solutions Architect • Strategy


KB39043: "The object shown in the following hierarchy no longer exists in schema: -TableObject is not found in DFCSchema during DFC conversion" error occurs when updating schema only in 3-tier in MicroStrategy Developer 9.x and 10.x

SYMPTOM:
 
When trying to update schema only in 3-tier in Strategy Developer 9.x and 10.x, the following error appears:
 

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Error(s) occurred while loading schema: DSSSQLEngine: Schema loading error: Population Exception: The object shown in the following hierarchy no longer exists in schema: -TableObject is not found in DFCSchema during DFC conversion.Error(s) occurred while loading schema: 0

 
 
CAUSE:
 
This error indicates there is a metadata inconsistency. One possible cause of this issue is that an attribute ID form is not referring to any lookup table.
 
ACTION:
Contact Strategy Technical Support for further assistance. In order to track down the cause of the inconsistency, customers encountering this issue should make note of Schema-related changes, Object Migrations, or error messages prior to experiencing the problem. Change Journaling, if it has been enabled, can help in preserving this information.
  
 


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June 19, 2017

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June 19, 2017