You may encounter problems when using Get Data. We provided information to help you do troubleshooting.
If a source dimension is manually mapped to a targeted dimension and you cannot access an item in the targeted dimension, it may be because the target item is either deleted from the model or hidden using access tables.
To correct this problem, you can map the source dimension item to another target dimension item or remove the manual map entry. Verify your access to those dimensions.
If an error message indicates that Get Data cannot access a dimension item in the cube, it may be because the target dimension was removed from the model or hidden using access tables.
To correct this problem, edit the load definition to manage the source dimension as an extra dimension or map it to another target dimension. Also, confirm your access to the target dimension.
If an error message indicates that an extra source dimension exists in a Contributor-to-Contributor load, it may be because an extra source dimension existed in the load. Perhaps one Dimension item from the source is included that was deleted from the model or hidden using access tables.
To correct this problem, edit the load definition to manage the extra source dimension by including at least one of its items.
If an error message indicates that an item was removed from the target dimension, it may be because an item was deleted from the model or hidden using access tables.
To correct this problem, edit the load definition to manage the extra target dimension by including at least one of the remaining items.
If an error message indicates that an extra target dimension exists, it may be because a new dimension was added to the target cube after a load definition was successfully completed. The load is then considered out of date or incomplete.
To correct this problem, edit the load definition to manage the newly added dimension as an extra target dimension and includes at least one of its items.
If an error message indicates that there is a missing source dimension in your Contributor-to-Contributor load, it may be because a source dimension was removed from the model or was hidden using access tables.
To correct this problem, edit the load definition to manage the target dimension that was mapped to the source dimension. Map it to another source dimension or treat it as an extra target dimension and include at least one of its items.
If an error message indicates that an additional source dimension exists in your Contributor-to-Contributor load, it may be because a dimension was added to the source after a load definition was successfully completed.
To correct this problem, edit the load definition to manage the new source dimension either by mapping it to an existing target dimension or treating it as an extra source dimension.
If an error message indicates that the target cube is read-only, most likely the user has not taken ownership yet.
If a reviewer e.List item is open, that user may not have reviewer edit rights, or all cubes are read-only using access tables.