ERROR - 1270031 - Failed to select any new views or all views that you requ

Hi,
when I try to run a Maxl script against an ASO application to aggeragate the cube. I end up with an error msg as shown below.
ERROR - 1270031 - Failed to select any new views or all views that you requested to build exist already.
Please guide me on what caused this issue.
Thanks
Sathish

If you re-run this statement and there are already aggregated views then the chances are it will not find anymore views that would keep it within the 1.5 limit. So you can do as Glenn suggested and drop the aggregations and re-run your script, or you can up the 1.5 to 3.0 or something**.
** Obviously this means that more disk space will be taken up by your ASO cube.

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