Cannot view cube data in mmeasure data viewer

Question

I am using AWM(10.2.3A) with Oracle EE 10g(10.2.1)with the appr patchset(for enabling OLAP option).
I have created dimensions(time,product),cube (cube1),measures (sales) in a AW,
and mapped it to the source tables as well.
in time dimension,i created levels like,year,quarter,month
in product i created just 1 level,drink.
time i mapped to a year_table table which i created as follows:
create table year_table(yid number,year varchar2(30),qid number,qtr varchar2(30),mid number primary key,month varchar2(30));
product i mapped to product_table which i created as follows:
create table product_table(pid number primary key,product varchar2(30));
sales i mapped to sales_table which i created as follows:
create table sales_table(id number primary key,mid number,pid number,sales number));
for all tables i inserted values.
when i did a maintain on AW,it was successfull.
after maintaining ,when i try to view data on my cube,using Measure Data Viewer,
I was able to see my dimensions,but no data.
also in AWM right hand canvas in mappings when i do a right click on my fact table(for cube mapping) i am not able to see the. data.
Can anybody help me in this regarrd.

Answer 1

If you check the OLAPSYS.XML_LOAD_LOG table you will find the log for your build. Did you manage to load any dimension members? The log will tell you how many records were loaded and how many were rejected.
It is strange that you cannot view the source data from your fact table. Try launching AWM using the AWMC.EXE file. This will launch AWM via a command window. All error messages will be recorded in this window. Try viewing the data from your source table and see if any additional error messages are recorded in the log window.
One thought - when you connect to AWM do you provide a full JDBC connect string (host:port:sid) or do you supply a TNSNAME entry? Try using the JDBC connection string and see if that resolves the problem.
Keith Laker
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