Hyperion11.1.2.2 Sql Server and Essbase data load error

Gentlemen,
i have issue on loading data in Essbase via sql server , while loading data it was fine and all of sudden i see that i get network error 10054
network error 10054 failed to recive data / send data
unexpected essbase error 1042013
even when i try to load manully it says Data Load Fails error Data load buffer [9999] does not exist Unexpected Essbase error 1270040
and in logs
Received client request: MaxL: Execute (from user [admin@Native Directory
*Error writing to server*
Also tried with maxll its the same issue
is .esm is loacked?
any issue with ODBC?
or any orphan link which is connected to sql and hyperion unable to process another ?
let me know your thoughts
thanks.

Can you try limiting the query to return some records? Try adding a where clause and see whether that works?
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Celvin
http://www.orahyplabs.com

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