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query designer tool. One such issue and it’s resolution has been described
below having exceptions related to SI_APPLIED_PROPERTIES at the time of
logging in.
Encountering below error while trying to login into BO BI 4.0. Issue happened
during login into CMC as well as launchpad. Please find below the snap-shot
of the error,
The CMS database somehow got inconsistent. Firing the following query in
the Business Objects Query Builder,
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Make a note of the SI_CUID value for each of the three returned info-objects.
Then use these SI_CUID to delete the entries from the database
The stale entries in the CMS database pointing to DFO files are removed. Now
you can successfully login into CMC and launchpad.
Please Note :
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server IP if you are using the local terminal server. Also you can check what all
files are present in you Tomcat directory structure inside the host where the
Tomcat web application server is installed for BO.
3. SAP was supposed to release a KBA for this issue, though I didn’t found
any. Somewhat identical issue has been captured in SAP KBA# 1563662.
4. While firing the delete query you might need the owner of the table name
cms_infoobjects7. Use the query, select owner from dba_tables where
table_name=”ÇMS_INFOOBJECTS7′
Once owner is retrieved you can use the CMS schema name in front of the
table name to fire the delete query in oracle.
Cheers,
Raj
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Ashutosh Chaturvedi
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Hi Rajarshi Chatterjee,
Nice blog.
With Regards
Ashutosh
Regards,
Raj
ABHISHEK SINGH
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