Wrong Record count in Monitor maybe datasource issue

Hi Gurus,
I have an interesting problem; I am not sure if these are related problems. First, I am loading data from a flat file to an DSO (using BI 7.0) I created a transaction datasource. Does it technically matter if I create a master data attribute datasource vs a transaction datasource when loading to a particular InfoProvider? Can I specify that my datasource is a master data attribute datasource when loading into a DSO. Will the system behave differently during a dataload based on the datasource type?
Here is why I am asking my question: I created an InfoPackage for the new datasource and when I execute it; it is reading the wrong record count based on my file. I only have 20 records (using a test file); but yet it is saying 98 in the monitor? I double checked and my file only has 20 records and on the "Extractor" tab, the system is pointing to the correct file. Can the datasource have any connection to this problem?
Thank you

Hi,
Technically it is possible to fill a DSO from e.g. a Master Data InfoSource but obviously before creating a new DataSource you must decide whether it concerns Master vs. Transactional data (depending on the nature of it).
In some rare cases Transactional data from e.g. R/3 is treated as Master data in BW, for example PM orders.
About your recourd count problem, do you have 98 records in the PSA as well? (because that should be the 'bold' representation of your file).
If PSA gives 20 recs than the problem lies elsewhere (upstream): is there any abap-code in Startroutine or elsewhere doing some sort of redistribution of the data before it is loaded into the DSO?
Hope this helps!
Grtx
Marco

Similar Messages

Record Count Issue in Search page ?

Hi Friends
I am trying to display record count on Search page and I have the following code in
The table has total of 62 Rows
AM : for testing purpose, i am printing in log
public void getISAGRecordCount()
OAViewObject vo = (OAViewObject)getXXG2_ELIM_ISAGSView1(); //getXXG2ISAGSearchVO1();
int fetchedRowCount = 0;
vo.setMaxFetchSize(-1);
vo.executeQuery();
fetchedRowCount = vo.getRowCount();
System.out.println("RowCount: "+ fetchedRowCount);
IN PFR of CO: I am calling by this way
am.invokeMethod("getISAGRecordCount");
the Issue is
for the first time, when i search Based on search criteria, I know it should dispaly 10 records but in the Log file i see the total Record Count of the Table Ex; 62
When i do the serach for the second time, based on search criteria, I know it should display 20 records, but the log file has 10 records ( previous search results)
If I do the search for 3rd time, I see 2nd search results in log
Any help in this issue, how to fix this?
Thanks
Ravi

Hi,
Please donot use getRowCount(), use getFetchedRowCount() and remove setMaxFetchSize(-1).
Hope it will resolve your issue.
Just for understanding of the concept:
getFetchedRowCount() returns the number of rows cached in the view object -- including programmatically inserted rows.
The getRowCount() implicitly execute a query against the database (if a query has not been executed yet)
Regards,
Reetesh Sharma

Invalid record count - grey screen- Target Mode Cures

Hi there,
I have a common problem: I was doing nothing particular that I remember: No fancy file uploads, doanloads, creation, erasing - nothing special:
Anyway after a customary week, or few days of leaving the macbook permanently on, I think "let's give it a rest".
Then switch back on:
- Grey screen, spinning grey progress wheel fine.
- Takes a while. Strange. After say a minute - it just switches off wordlessly.
- Reset PRAM: No solution. Take a look with single-user startup in console: Files are all there, OK. Disk not dead.
- Start up from OS X 10.5 disk:
Permissions repair fine. Good.
Verify disk: FAIL! +*Invalid Record Count.Volume check failed.*+
Next: *Try target disk mode to back up essentials* - that works fine: I now have Time Machine AND a smaller important essentials backup.
But finally, here's the surprise: Just for kicks, I *shut the macbook down, try a reboot - and it works!*
But I note that root system files are unchanged since the problem occurred: ".hotfiles.btree" for example (I don't know what that is but suspect it's relevant).
Then: I tried restarting again - and back to square one, it won't boot.
Do the "Target disk" firewire mode trick again, and browse a few folders: And it boots (slowly).
If I just leave the Macbook on permanently - everything seems fine. Not even sluggish.
So:
- Why can connecting a disk with an incorrect file system in target disk make the system forget about these problems when booting?
- Why does the problem return on a successive reboot?
- Is it related to some system files being ignored if booting straight after a target mode session?
- What is ".hotfiles.btree", and should it not exist ?
And the big one:
- +Can extended Applecare, wot cost me loads of money, help me?+

Hi Cornelius:
Having been a faithful Apple-groupie for a while, and despite some problems over the years (hard drive failing, screen going, etc.) this is the first time I'm disappointed with them, because theor Micromat Applecare deal is a ripoff:
You fork out for Applecare extension: All you get is something that say "Yep, you've got a problem. Now go and buy techtoolpro".
That is, the TechTool Deluxe is practically useless. Argh.
Worse: They keep that rather quiet. If you run TechTool deluxe, and it fails: It points you to the Techtool site to
"download the TechTool Deluxe software with diagnostic and repair capabilities".
You think "Aha, right, I need an update, or a DMG rather than just the executable".
Download another 1.25Gb.
So you try again: Same thing.
The chiselling little crooks, to quote Ken Livingstone, won't even come out and say "Buy TechTool Pro to fix it". The website as reported above is wrong.
Result: I'm not happy with them. And I'll never buy anything off Micromat.
In the meantime, I've got a bootable backup thanks to CC-Cloner (excellent, I'll send him some money), and I'm waiting until I don't have any critical deadlines to allow myself time to restore a daily bootable backup.
The dodgy files seem to be the Sun Developper Java suite according to CC Cloner.

Standard report which gives Record count of ODS, Cube and Source system.

Hi-
Is there any standard report which gives the record count of ODS, Cube and Source system?
or
If any one has ABAP program which takes care of record count pls let me know.
Thanks in advance

I don't understand. You need to check the data loads. What for do you want a list of ODS, Cubes and sources systems?
You can use messages from process chains to monitor the data loads.
You can also use an abap program inside teh process chains to save data into a table and then an abap report to see if everything went OK.
But, thinking again, you may be able to use BW statistics to get some of the information you need. Check the help for BW statistics, it might give you an idea of what you can do.
Regards,
Diego

Oracle 10g - Insert in to Temporary Table - Record count mismatch between s

We are trying insert records from a select query in to temporary table, some of the records is missing in the temporary table. The select statement is having multiple joins and union all which it little complex query. In simple terms the script contains 2 part 1st Part Insert in to temporary table 2nd part Select query with multiple joins, inline sub queries, unions and group by classes and conditions
Eg. If we execute select statement alone it returns some count for example => 60000 After inserting into the temp table, in temp table the count is around 42000 why is the difference?
It is simple bulk inserts... insert in to temp table select from xxx. also, there is no commit in between. The problem is all the records populated by the select statement are not inserted in to temp table. some records are not inserted.*
Also, we had some other observation. It only happens in its 2nd execution and not its first run. Hope there might be some cache problem
Even, we also did not believe that. We are wondering. In TOAD, we tested however at times it happens. In application jar file, after "insert in to temp select * from xxx" we take the i. record count of temp table and ii. record count of "select * from xxx" separately but both doesn't match. Match only at 1st time.
Thank you in advance for your efforts and help.
Shiva.

The code looks like
sql = "insert in to temptable select x,y,z,.... from xxx,abc,pqr..where...."; (logial but not real is very complex around 700 lines with multiple joins, inline sub queries, group by etc. )
stmt = conn.createStatement();
rCount= stmt.executeUpdate(sql);
Actual issue is
rCount = xxxx = Count(temptable) < count(select x,y,z,.... from xxx,abc,pqr..where....)
why this diffference ? some records populated in the select but not inserted in to temp table
Anyone can explain?

Record counts by hour,day - report

Record count, grouped by day, hour
Intended output:
DATE | 00:00 | 01:00 | 02:00 | .....
07-21-2011 | 100 | 200 | 300
07-22-2011 | 500 | 0 | 200
The below returns a version, but it doesn't account for when there are no records for a given hour.
I've created a successful script, but it involves too many subqueries, and is an abmonination
Any help would be awesome!
(any table with a date field will work)
with
hrly_ttls as
select to_char(sdate,'YYYY-MM-DD') as dte, to_char(sdate,'HH24') as hr,
count(*) as cnt from df_audit_batches
group by to_char(sdate,'YYYY-MM-DD'),to_char(sdate,'HH24')
select dte,
max(ltrim(sys_connect_by_path(cnt,' '),' ')) keep
(dense_rank last order by level) as Ttls
from (
select hrly_ttls.*, row_number() over(partition by dte order by hr) as rn
from hrly_ttls
start with rn = 1
connect by prior dte = dte
and prior rn = rn - 1
group by dte;
==> returns
DTE TTLS
2011-07-01     2 1 1 1
2011-07-02     1 2 1 1

Hi,
Welcome to the forum!
Whenever you post a question, please include CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements for some sample data. That way, people who want to help you can re-create the problem and test their ideas. Also post the results you want from that data. Simplify if possible. For example, if you need a query for all 24 hours in a day, you can post a question that only has data and results for maybe 3 hours. Adapting the result should be easy.
Always say which version of oracle you're using.
Since this is your first post, I'll post some sample data for you:
CREATE TABLE     df_audit_branches
(     sdate     DATE
INSERT INTO df_audit_branches (sdate) VALUES (TO_DATE ('21-Jul-2011 00:00', 'DD-Mon-YYYY HH24:MI'));
INSERT INTO df_audit_branches (sdate) VALUES (TO_DATE ('21-Jul-2011 00:01', 'DD-Mon-YYYY HH24:MI'));
INSERT INTO df_audit_branches (sdate) VALUES (TO_DATE ('21-Jul-2011 02:02', 'DD-Mon-YYYY HH24:MI'));
INSERT INTO df_audit_branches (sdate) VALUES (TO_DATE ('22-Jul-2011 01:40', 'DD-Mon-YYYY HH24:MI'));And the results you want from that data might look like this:
DAY         TXT
21-Jul-2011    2   0   1
22-Jul-2011    0   1   0In the real problem, of course, you would need 24 "columns" in txt, not just 3.
To include all hours, even if there is no data for a particular hour, do an outer join to a "table" (I used a sub-query, all_hours, not a real table) that has one row per hour.
Here's one way to do that:
WITH     got_cnt          AS
     SELECT       TRUNC (sdate)               AS day
     ,       TO_CHAR (sdate, 'HH24')     as hour
     ,       COUNT (*)               AS cnt
     FROM       df_audit_branches
     GROUP BY TRUNC (sdate)
     ,       TO_CHAR (sdate, 'HH24')
,     all_hours     AS
     SELECT     LEVEL               AS n
     ,     TO_CHAR ( LEVEL - 1
               , 'FM00'
               )          AS hour
     FROM     dual
     CONNECT BY     LEVEL <= 3     -- or 24, for the real query
SELECT       c.day
,       REPLACE ( SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH ( TO_CHAR ( NVL (c.cnt, 0)
                                , '999'
            )          AS txt
FROM            all_hours     h
LEFT OUTER JOIN     got_cnt          c      PARTITION BY (day)
                         ON     c.hour     = h.hour
WHERE     CONNECT_BY_ISLEAF     = 1
START WITH     h.n     = 1
CONNECT BY     h.n     = PRIOR h.n + 1
     AND     c.day     = PRIOR     c.day
ORDER BY c.day
;This will work in Oracle 10.1 (and up).

Record Count + Resultset

Hi All,
I am executing a query in back and returning ref cursor to front end. Before returning recordset, I am doing record count. If record count is more then max record count defined, then I do not return any recordset.
Now the problem is that I have to execute this query twice, once for counting and another for fetching. This increases my response time. I tried to get Cursor%ROWCOUNT after fetching, so that I can get total time during fetch itself, but it shows 1 as it always fetch single record at time.
Is there any way through which I can execute query once and get records as well as its count.
Thanks,
Danish

When you OPEN a cursor the SQL statement associated with it is executed. i.e. Oracle allocates the required resources for that statement and also identifies the rows that needs to be processes.
Thats all happens when you issue OPEN. The records are not fetched.
ROWCOUNT is a pseudocolumn that only indicates how many rows are fetched currently. So initially it will be zero. So it will give the total count only when you finish fetching all the rows.
So as far now i dont see any other option other than querying the table for COUNT to get the count of rows.

MINUS operator fetches invalid record count

Hi,
One of the application team complained that oracle MINUS operator fetches an invalid record count after data load.
Here are the details of the data load:
They are using source as PROD and target as UAT.
They are replicating the data on UAT environment in schema A from fetching the data in PROD from the same schema.
After load when we query the count of records in UAT it shows more records in target, that is in UAT, than PROD.
When they use MINUS operator to fetch the extra records in UAT, it shows no rows selected.
SQL> select 'A' count(1) from A.UAT union all select 'A' count(1) from A.PROD@BISLSPD1;
A COUNT(1)
A.UAT 19105022
A.PROD 19104995
SQL> select distinct count(*) from (select distinct DW_DISCOUNT_KEY, DW_DISCOUNT_MODIFIER_KEY from A.UAT minus select distinct DW_DISCOUNT_KEY, DW_DISCOUNT_MODIFIER_KEY from A.PROD@BISLSPD1);
COUNT(*)
0
SQL> select distinct DW_DISCOUNT_KEY, DW_DISCOUNT_MODIFIER_KEY from A.UAT minus select distinct DW_DISCOUNT_KEY, DW_DISCOUNT_MODIFIER_KEY from A.PROD@BISLSPD1
no rows selected
Please note that both are partitioned tables and they are using Informatica Data Replication 9.5 tool to populate the data from source to target.
Not sure if this could be a bug or an issue.
PROD DB Version: 10.2.0.5
UAT DB Version: 10.2.0.5
Both are in Linux 2.6
Please throw some light on this.

974065 wrote:
SQL> select 'A' count(1) from A.UAT union all select 'A' count(1) from A.PROD@BISLSPD1;
A                  COUNT(1)
A.UAT                     19105022
A.PROD                   19104995
SQL> select distinct count(*) from (select distinct DW_DISCOUNT_KEY, DW_DISCOUNT_MODIFIER_KEY from A.UAT minus select distinct DW_DISCOUNT_KEY, DW_DISCOUNT_MODIFIER_KEY from A.PROD@BISLSPD1);
COUNT(*)
0
SQL> select distinct DW_DISCOUNT_KEY, DW_DISCOUNT_MODIFIER_KEY from A.UAT minus select distinct DW_DISCOUNT_KEY, DW_DISCOUNT_MODIFIER_KEY from A.PROD@BISLSPD1
no rows selected
Given that you've go "distinct" in your query, you're eliminating duplicates from each table (and MINUS implicitly means distinct anyway). Check for duplicates (of dw_discount_key, dw_discount_modifier_key) in both tables.
If the combination is actually unique, I would check that you actually had the raw results the right way round - MINUS is not symmetrical, and for a complete picture you need to look at (select from uat minus select from prod) union all (select from prod minus select from uat)
Regards
Jonathan Lewis

Sequence - Record count is double

Hi Experts,
I have requirement to move the data from from one table to another in Oracle.
I have created a sequence for autonumber and the same attribute has been defined as primary key as well and using IKM sql Control append.
When the data is being transfered to target table actually count is double or 3 times of origianl count.
Please suggest me how to resove this.
Regards,
Preet

Hi ,
Can you please check the operator log :- number of inserts for I$ table and main table.
And find which step is giving issue.
please copy that query here.
Other details needed :-
Source record count.
Target record count before execution
Target record count after execution
I$ record count
Any joins ?
Regards,
Rathish A M

Get records count of all tables

Hi ,
I am trying to get the record count of all tables using dynamic query. I don't know how to put the value in placeholder. I tried the below code.
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON SIZE 1000000
DECLARE
     CURSOR table_list
     IS
     select OBJECT_NAME from user_objects
     where object_type in ('TABLE')
     and object_name not like '%AUDIT_DDL%'
     AND object_name not like 'MD_%'
     AND object_name not like 'EXT_%'
     AND object_name not like 'STG_%'
     AND object_name not like 'SYS_%'
     AND object_name not like 'TMP_%'
     AND object_name not like 'TEMP_%'
     order by 1;
     v_count     NUMBER :=0;
     query_str VARCHAR2(1000);
BEGIN
     FOR table_name IN table_list
     LOOP
          query_str :='SELECT COUNT(1) FROM ' || table_name.OBJECT_NAME;
dbms_output.put_line(query_str);
          dbms_output.put_line('Table Name:' || table_name.OBJECT_NAME );
          v_count:= execute immediate query_str;
          dbms_output.put_line('Table Name:' || table_name.OBJECT_NAME || ', Count ' || v_count );
     END LOOP;
END;
I know I am doing wrong in the bold lines. But not sure how to fix it. Please help. Thanks in advance.

Hi,
Welcome to the forum!
What you posted is basically right, assuming you really want to do dynamic SQL t all.
The only problem with
961618 wrote:
          query_str :='SELECT COUNT(1) FROM ' || table_name.OBJECT_NAME; would be if the object name included special characters (such as single-quotes) or lower-case letters. To avoid any possible problems, I would put the object name inside double-quotes:
...     query_str := 'SELECT COUNT (*) FROM "' || table_name.OBJECT_NAME
                                           || '"';
          v_count:= execute immediate query_str;
The correct syntax is
execute immediate query_str INTO v_count;V_count will be the number of rows in a single table. Keep another variable (say total_v_count) that keeps the total count so far.
Do you really need dynamic SQL?
SELECT     SUM (num_rows)     AS total_rows
FROM     user_tables
WHERE     table_name     NOT_LIKE '%AUDIT_DDL%
AND     ...
;gets the same information, accurate as of the last time statistics were gathered, and some of the numbers may be approximate. Depending on how you use the results, that may be good enough for you. If you actually have 10,000,123 rows, and the query says you have 10,000,000, does it really matter?

Please help! Invalid node structure and invalid record count

My MacBook Pro is about 6.5 years old. I upgraded to Snow Leopard 2 years ago and added RAM at the same time. My first problem ever occurred three days ago when my computer got super sluggish, I restarted and got the gray screen with apple and spinning wheel...no boot up. I ran disk utility from the snow leopard install disk and found "invalid node structure" and "invalid record count". After reading on here what to do...try to repair the disk and so on with no success I went out and bought Disk Warrior. Got home expecting to fix everything and Disc Warrior won't boot...I just get a file with a question mark and the disc is ejected. I tried erasing the hard drive but was only able to use the "don't erase data" option. Then I tried to reinstall Snow Leopard with no luck. Now I am stuck. Any ideas?
One thing to note is I am to the point of not caring about the files on the hard drive, I was a dummy and never backed them up...lesson learned! I just want my computer back without having to spend $1000+ for a new one. Then again I am always willing to do that too as a last resort.
PLEASE HELP!

When you contact Alsoft, make sure you let them know that you are using Snow Leopard (10.6.8).
Try the following in the meantime -
Disconnect all peripherals from your computer.
Boot from your install disc & run Repair Disk from the utility menu. To use the Install Mac OS X disc, insert the disc, and restart your computer while holding down the C key as it starts up.
Select your language.
Once on the desktop, select Utility in the menu bar.
Select Disk Utility.
Select the disk or volume in the list of disks and volumes, and then click First Aid.
Click Repair Disk.
Restart your computer when done.
Repair permissions after you reach the desktop-http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2963 and restart your computer.
Try DiskWarrarior again if it's combatible with the os system.
YOu cannot reformat until you get your issue corrected.

Leaf Record Count???

Hi
I've never had any probs with my powerbook g4 until last week when it started to operate at a very very very slow pace and sometimes not connecting to my desktop (grey screen only after the apple logo). After running the disk repair from disk utility everything repaired apart from the leaf record count - which said:
"Invalid leaf record count
(It should be 6 instead of 53)"
Does anyone know what this means? My mac started working ok again after repairing it despite this,but on Friday my mac wouldn't connect to anything on my desktop and the mouse arrow just kept turning into the spinning disk as if it was loading something but to no avail. Today it's working ok again but at a slow pace and when running the repair disk again in disk utility it says everything is fine apart from this leaf record count again - is this whats causing the problems? And if so, how do I repair it?

Keelyb24:
Joeuu is correct. Here is documentaton: Mac OS X 10.3: Disk Utility reports inaccurate "Volume needs to be repaired" message when checking Mac OS X 10.4 volume. If you used a Panther install disk for running DU, i suggest you try it from the Tiger install disk.
In terms of your slow computer, that is another issue. Take a look at Dr. Smoke's FAQ Tuning Mac OS X Performance and see if you find anything there that helps. If the problem persists, please post back with further questions or comments.
Good luck.
cornelius

Generate target/out file with header record as Record Count ?

Hi Kareem, Please try the below approach. Pipeline 1: Load actual data(without header with record count) from source to target. Let say your file name is intermediate1.dat Pipeline 2: Take the target from pipeline 1 as source and create the header with count of source file using an aggregator. The filename of target for pipeline 2 will be your final file(header and detail data). Pipeline 3: Take the target of pipeline 1 again and do 1-to-1 load to the target file of second pipeline. In session properties, dont forget to tick the check box append if exists for the third pipeline target. There may be other simple approaches also. If you have no time in hand try the above approach. Let me know if you find any issues. Thanks,Deeshan.

Generate target/out file with header record as Record Count ? Out file:---------------------------Record Count :2000 Coulmn1, Column2...Data, data........

Invalid leaf record count (it should be 175 of 5069)

Hi guys,
Long time Mac user and desperately wanting to bring my old Sunflower IMac back to full life.
I was having a few problems with it, sometimes had the question mark on boot up, lots of crashing. Decided to do an archive and reinstall. I had been running Snow Leopard.
Seemed to go okay, but then it would accept my password. (I chose to reinstall importing old usernames/settings. Hope that wasn't a bit of time save that caused this.)
Managed to google around and reset the password. But then it booted into Darwin when it accepted my new password.
More googling, and checking these boards, and I ran disk utility repair and the "Invalid leaf record count (it should be 175 of 5069)" came up. Ram repairs and so on, and it seemed to clear, but the disc wouldn't mount when I tried to verify again.
Booted with S-command and tried fsck -fy which I'd come across earlier in the day. (Logged in with my username and new password.) At **Checking Extended Attributes file the same error came up as I found with disk utility. Then I had,
**Checking volume bitmap
**Checking volume information
**Repairing volume
*++++ FILE SYSTEM WAS MODIFIED *****
sh-2.05a# 0
I've been reinstalling and trying things all day but I know I've gone as far as I can without your help now. Hope there's some way to fix this.
Thanks for reading all that.

Thank you, baltwo. I've done that a few times and it shows the same message. But I'll keep at it for a while.
I'm thinking maybe I'll need Diskwarrior which I saw mentioned in some threads here.
*In my OP I meant 'it wouldn't accept my password' in the third paragraph.

Data Load : Number of records count

Hi Experts,
          I want to document number of records transferred to BW during an infopackage execution.
          I want to automate the process by running a report in background which will fetch a data from SAP tables about number of records been transfered by all my InfoPackage .
I would like to know how should I proceed with.
         I want to know some System tables which contains same data as that of RSMO transaction displays to us.
Kindly help with valuable replies.

HI,
inorder to get the record counts report you need to create a report based on below tables
rsseldone, rsreqdone, rsldpiot, rsmonfact
Check the below link which explain in detail with the report code as well.
[Data load Quick Stats|http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/library/uuid/90215bba-9a46-2a10-07a7-c14e97bdb764]
This doc also explains how to trigger a mail with the details to all.
Regards
KP

Wrong Record count in Monitor maybe datasource issue

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for