Inventory cube load: can I use full load?

hi,
I have an inventory cube with non-cumolative chars. Can I use full load option or I thave to load with delta for non-cumulative KFs?
Regards,
Andrzej

Hi Aksik,
The load will not matter in the Addregation option.You can load by full or delta.
Now the reports creation has to be done with this in mind that the figures has to come correctly.Specify the aggregation required in the properties of the keyfigure in the query.If required use a ODS in the data flow.
regards
Happy Tony

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