BI services error "Data parsing failed, premature end of file".

Hi all,
we are facing issue while using BI services whenever we are trying to drill data its showing the error as "Data parsing failed contact your system administrator,premature end of file".
please share with me if anyone has faced the same error anytime.
thank in advance for your valuable suggestions.
Thanks,
karan.

Hi,
Please check whether the RFC imported by you contain the exact elements of XML.  I feel the RFC generated does not contain proper XML schema.
Regards
Krish

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