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mike
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I wonder if anyone knows if this is a known issue in wfc OLAP. When I coded a table file command with a where clause with OLAP on, the first execution returns immediately. But, after removing some dimension selection on the control panel and executing a re-run, it churned and churned and nothing returned and the browser timeed out. Now, if there is no where clause, first run and subsequent runs all returned immediately.

Is it because WFC can't deal with where clause with OLAP on?

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It may have something to do with the names of the dimensions. Something like that happend to me, and it ended up being something silly like the OLAP dimension was named DIVISION and the where statement had DIVISIONS (with an S).

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no. Actually the where clause contains a filter on a column that is not a dimension; eg. where cars are not red. Color is not one of the dimensions.


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Any way to duplicate the error through TABLE FILE CAR and paste it on the forum?


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well, sadly no. I can't reproduce on the car file. Maybe it is too small for the issue to manifest? When I ran mine, I heard the pc grinding away. It was as if wfc studio was doing all the data filtering on the pc itself and the file was too big for it to process before the browser expired.


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