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KB39985: "Object with ID 'XXX' and type 10 (Prompt) is not found in metadata" error message appears when linking a document in MicroStrategy Developer 9.x


Stefan Zepeda

Salesforce Solutions Architect • Strategy


When editing document links to run another document in MicroStrategy Developer 9.x, "Object with ID 'XXX' and type 10 (Prompt) is not found in metadata" error message appears.

SYMPTOM:
When editing document links to run another document in Strategy Developer 9.x, following error message appears:

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Sample Code/Error
Object with ID "ID" and type 10 is not found in the metadata. It may have been deleted.
 
CAUSE:
One possible cause is that there is an invalid prompt reference at the document level.
 
ACTION:
Please try to run the latest ScanMD in order to fix document level invalid prompt reference issues.
 
OR WORKAROUND:

  1. Open the underlying dataset reports in the link target document and make some temporary change in it (such as adding a metric to the grid and then removing it)
  2. Once this is done, click Save&Close. 
  3. Next open the document. and again make some change such as adding a text box and removing it.
  4. Click Save&Close. 

This can help removing the invalid prompt reference because when re-saving the underlying reports, their version IDs change and re-saving the document will empty its current prompt collection, including the invalid prompt references, and reload them from the underlying reports.
 


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December 1, 2017

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December 1, 2017