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Refresh error / Exceed maximum page size of the storage object (65528 bytes)
- 1 year ago
After extensive search, we came to the conclusion, that the dataset had too many columns. The number of rows wasn't an issue—it was all about the columns. This, combined with the architecture of the dataset, caused the problem.
We are loading multiple tables with this structure:
Row Nr. Item 01/31/2021 ..... 12/31/2045 1 Europe 0,05 ..... 2,5 2 Asia 2,5 ..... 2,6 .... .... .... ..... .... 10.000 NA 5,5 ..... 5,4
The dataset architecture used queries for each of these tables. In the second step, we merged all these queries into a master table and repivoted all the columns from the matrix format into one table with only four columns:Row Nr. Item Date Value 1 Europe 01/31/2021 0,05 .... .... .... .... 1 Europe 12/31/2045 2,5 .... .... .... .... When reloading the OLAP Cube, the error message popped up.
How did we fix the issue?
We repivoted each table before merging them into the master table. By doing this, we prevented the OLAP Cube from loading an excessive number of columns.An alternative, maybe easier approach is - if the multiple tables are being merged into one table and repivoted (like in the example above) - deactivating the single Tables/queries from being loaded into the dataset also helps. The data is still being considered in the master table, but the single Tables/queries are spared from entering the OLAP Cube.
Hope that helps someone.
Is it possible to load only selective data into the OLAP cube?
Not sure what you mean by this or what this could have to do with the issue you are describing. Are you the cube owner?
Yes, im the cube owner. Got it, so there is no way to selectively load data into an OLAP Cube. Do you have any furhter advice / approach i could try?
- lbendlin1 year ago
Super User
You can selectively process individual cube partitions. Still not sure what that has to do with the original question.
- Oddy1 year agoFrequent Visitor
Did you find a solution to this? Got entire systems brought to it's knees because of this
- Theo_Westsite1 year agoFrequent Visitor
Yes, found a solution for that. See above.