EIS load kickouts handling to an "unassigned" parent bucket

Hello, a question for the Essbase EIS/AIS pros out there. Is it possible and if so, where in the EIS GUI could I specify where to drop a given dimension member record kickout during EIS the member load? For example, if I created an "Unassigned" parent member in a couple of major DIMS (accounts and locations, for example) each and wants any kickout goes there instead of the usual text file, how'd would I do that? Thanks.

Currently you would have to use another product to do this, namely your relational database. This is a documented feature for EIS, however it doesn't work correctly. I opened a trouble ticket, after months of going back and forth proving it was in fact a defect, they admitted it was a defect. However, since I am on version 7x and there are no patch releases set for version 7, I would have to pay to move to System 9 to get this feature. Actually, as far as I know it's not working properly in System 9 either, but at least if I was on System 9 they would have to commit to a patch. I work around this in my relational database. It's a pain, but it works. To answer your question specifically, if the feature worked properly you would set it by going into your meta-outline, right clicking on the dimension in question, go to the 'Outline build' tab and enable the default misc member.

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