Error executing sequence in Planning

Question

We are using Hyperion Planning and have been for years, and all of a sudden started having an issue. We did have a database corruption issue last week and had to recreate the databases, but other than that, nothing has changed. Here is what is occurring:
We use the workforce planning module to handle employee transfers, terminations, new hires, etc. and then those changes are transferred to the Expense database from the Workforce database. I will describe the transfer out, even though the issue is occurring with all:
The sequence utilizes two Run-time prompts and consists of three different business rules:
Rule 1 - Transfers employees from the two prompts out to a holding area - works perfect
Rule 2- Aggregates the combination of the two prompts - works perfect
Rule 3 - Moves the employee expenses from the Workforce database to the expense database. This is where the problem occurs. When looking in the log, it recognizes the two prompts, but then it gets an error on executing.
When I go into EAS and validate, the following error occurs: Cannot calculate. Analytic Server Error(1200323): Error parsing formula for [FIX STATEMENT] (line 21): expression expected after [,]
When I go to the individual rule causing the problem, the following error occurs: Cannot calculate. Analytic Server Error(1012001): Invalid Calc Script syntax [
DATACOPY "MonthFlag"->"NoDepartment"->"No Business Unit" TO "COR Gross Salaries"->->]
The area between the ->-> is where the two run time prompts go and it's like it doesn't recognize it.
Add'tl info: the prompts are hidden because we don't want the user to modify. But even when I unhide them, the same error occurs.
Sorry this is very long, but I was trying to provide as much information as possible.

Answer 1

If the rule runs fine with hard-coded values (can you test?) then it points to an issue with the prompts as you suggest - but then they work fine for the first 2 rules.
Might sound a little simplistic, but can you try creating new variables and replacing the ones currently in the rules with these - I guess this will rule out an issue with a 'corrupt' prompt....
Wonder if the error indicates that for whatever reason the target for your copy cant find or doesnt recognise the members in your prompts?
JB