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KB441008: Data Load is disabled when it is modified by alter command in MicroStrategy 10.x


Yihuan Qian

Senior Support Engineer • MicroStrategy


In MicroStrategy 10.x, if user alters data load by, for example, adding new projects to be monitored, or modifying data load name, the data load will be disabled.

SYMPTOM
In Strategy 10.x, if the user alters data load by, for example, adding new projects to be monitored, or modifying data load name, the data load is disabled.
STEPS TO REPRODUCE

  1. Create Data Load and check EM_Configuration table. Data Load is enabled: </ScheduleType><Enabled>1</Enabled></EMSchedule>.
  2. Use alter command to add new project to be monitored, as example below:
    
    ALTER DATA LOAD "Data Load" FOR ENVIRONMENT "localhost" AND PROJECT "Strategy Tutorial", ENVIRONMENT "localhost" AND PROJECT "Human Resources Analysis Module" IN ENTERPRISE MANAGER "localhost" IN PORT 9999;

  3. Check EM_Configuration table. Data Load is disabled: </ScheduleType><Enabled>0</Enabled></EMSchedule>
  4. Enable the Dataload.
  5. Use ALTER command to alter data load name, as to example below:
    
    ALTER DATA LOAD "Data Load" NEW NAME "Data Load1" IN ENTERPRISE MANAGER "localhost" IN PORT 9999;

  6. Check EM_Configuration table. Data Load is disabled again.

CAUSE
This is a known issue in Strategy 10.x. Strategy will continue to investigate and post updates as soon as they are available.
WORKAROUND
Enable data load after alter data load command.
 
KB441008


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Published:

June 25, 2018

Last Updated:

January 3, 2019