One or more files could not be saved. Please check the file permissions (read-only) and try again.
STEPS TO REPRODUCE
+ The issue can be reproduced in Tutorial with JSP and ASP.
+ Bellow you'll find a table that could be put into excel used to reproduce the issue
Country | Region | Call Center |
USA | Central | Milwaukee |
USA | Central | Fargo |
USA | Mid-Atlantic | Washington, DC |
USA | Mid-Atlantic | Charleston |
USA | Northeast | Boston |
USA | Northeast | New York |
USA | Northwest | San Francisco |
USA | Northwest | Seattle |
USA | South | New Orleans |
USA | South | Memphis |
USA | Southeast | Atlanta |
USA | Southeast | Miami |
USA | Southwest | San Diego |
USA | Southwest | Salt Lake City |
England | England | London |
France | France | Paris |
Germany | Germany | Berlin |
Canada | Canada | Toronto |
Web | Web | Web |
1. Log in to MicroStrategy Web
2. Create a dossier
3. Add data from an excel file
4. Import it without doing any data wrangling. Click in Finish
5. Save and close dossier either by clicking in the save icon or by going to File -> Save as. Name it Dossier1
6. Run Dossier1
7. You can right click in any attribute, but for illustration purposes, right click in ‘Call Center’ attribute
8. Click in ‘ Define Geography’ -> Select ‘State’ and then also Click in ‘Country’ to create an additional attribute
9. Rename the newly created attribute to for example ‘State’ by right clicking on it and clicking in ‘Rename’
10. Save Dossier again either by clicking in the save icon or by going to File -> Save
11. You will see the attached error “One or more files could not be saved. Please check the file permissions (read-only) and try again.
ACTION
This issue has been addressed in 10.10. Upgrade to this version to take advantage of this fix.
WORKAROUND
1. Log in to MicroStrategy Web
2. Create a dossier
3. Add data from an excel file
4. Import it without doing any data wrangling. Click in Finish
5. You can right click in any attribute, but for illustration purposes, right click in ‘Call Center’ attribute
6. Click in ‘ Define Geography’ -> Select ‘State’ and then also Click in ‘Country’ to create an additional attribute
7. Rename the newly created attribute to for example ‘State’ by right clicking on it and clicking in ‘Rename’
8. Save Dossier either by clicking in the save icon or by going to File -> Save
9. The dossier will be saved successfully. KB440478
