Multiple database members in a single Grid Row

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I have created an FR report (9.3x) and getting the below error while trying to run the report via Web Preview.
5217: Error Processing Results;hasPovDims=1;povXML=<?xml version="1.0"?><datasources><datasource name="FIN QA" dsid="-117fcde3_132fd17f2f6_-771b" allowEdit="1"><dim name="Versions" dimIndex="0" dsName="FIN QA" keyDimName="Versions" memberName="Versions" displayName="Versions: Versions"/><dim name="Scenarios" dimIndex="4" dsName="FIN QA" keyDimName="Scenarios" memberName="Scenarios" displayName="Scenarios: Scenarios"/><dim name="Components" dimIndex="5" dsName="FIN QA" keyDimName="Components" memberName="Components" displayName="Components: Components"/><dim name="Customers" dimIndex="6" dsName="FIN QA" keyDimName="Customers" memberName="Customers" displayName="Customers: Customers"/><dim name="Assets" dimIndex="7" dsName="FIN QA" keyDimName="Assets" memberName="Assets" displayName="Assets: Assets"/></datasource><datasource name="FINDEF QA" dsid="-607fb334_128b79d246e_-7d0a" allowEdit="1"><dim name="Time Periods" dimIndex="1" dsName="FINDEF QA" keyDimName="Time Periods" memberName="Time Periods" displayName="Time Periods: Time Periods"/><dim name="Scenario" dimIndex="3" dsName="FINDEF QA" keyDimName="Scenario" memberName="SC_Actual" displayName="Scenario: SC_Actual"/><dim name="Versions" dimIndex="4" dsName="FINDEF QA" keyDimName="Versions" memberName="VR_Input_Version" displayName="Versions: VR_Input_Version"/><dim name="Customers_Region" dimIndex="6" dsName="FINDEF QA" keyDimName="Customers_Region" memberName="CU_NA" displayName="Customers_Region: CU_NA"/><dim name="Assets" dimIndex="7" dsName="FINDEF QA" keyDimName="Assets" memberName="Assets_NA" displayName="Assets: Assets_NA"/></datasource></datasources>
In my report I have selected 2 rows where I have selected @descendants of ccounts from one database which is FIN QA and in the second row I have selected @children of Accounts from another database which is FINDEF QA. I am using only ONE GRID here.
Is it not possibe to run a FR report by select members from multiple databases in a single grid??
Please have your valuable inputs.

Yes it possible to retrive data from multiple database using single grid.
Also there are few limitations namely:
Database connections must be of the same type (for example, both must be Essbase database connections or both must be Financial Management database connections).
Mismatched number of dimensions in the database connections may cause retrieval errors.
For more details refer to this link for details:-
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/financial-management/tutorials/obe-multipledbs-086586.html
Cheers
Vikas Naidu

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