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Creating Rules, Formul as, and User Functions Chapter 10

Error Message Description

Duplicate dimensions in member references. Two or more member references in a data cube slice use the same

dimension. A data cube slice can refer to only one mem ber from

each dimension. For this reason, you must remove one of the

clashing member references.

See Enterprise PeopleTo ols 8.49 PeopleBook: Using PeopleSoft

Applicatio ns , “Working With Pages,” Slicing A nalytic Grid

Data.

Error in ARGUMENTS of user function %1. The analytic calculation engine encountered an error while

parsing the ARGUMEN TS section of the user function. Please

check this section to make sure that it conforms to the following

syntax:

ARGUMENTS(argument1, argument2...argumentN)

Dimension arguments should be declared with a prefix of $, and

expression arguments should be declared with a p refix of @.

The following error occurred w hile preprocessing

user function %1 – %2.

This error occurred while processing th e user function, which

was referred to in anoth er rule or user function.

Function not allowed in this co ntex t. You used a function that is not allowed in the curren t context.

Functions are n ested too deeply. Functions are nested when one function is used insid e another

function. For example, th e SIN function is nested inside the ABS

function in th e expression ABS(SIN(A)). Th e nesting depth

refers to the number of l evels of functions within functions. F or

example, the expression ABS(SIN(MAX(A, B))) has a depth

of three, while MAX(ABS(A), SIN(B)) has a depth of two,

because the SIN function is not used inside the ABS function.

Functions can be n ested up to 32 levels deep. This error messag e

appears when you try to nest functio ns beyond this limit.

Internal erro r. Uncompiled user function reference

made in the formul a .

The analy tic calculatio n engine encountered an internal error

while compiling rules. Please analyze and correct the user

function in qu estion .

Invalid constant. The rule c ontains an invalid constant reference. Please refer to

the valid constants that are supported by PeopleSoft An alytic

Calculation Engine.

See C

hapter 10, “Creating Rules, Formulas, and User

Functi ons,” Understanding the Elements of Rules, page 120.

Invalid dimension %1. A function is referring to a dimension that does not exist. Make

sure that all of the dim ension names in the rule are spelled

correctly.

Invalid function % 1. The rule contains a user function or built-in functio n n a me

that the analytic calculation engine does not recognize. The

analytic calculation engine reads a name as a function w hen it is

followed by an opening parenthesis. For example, the ex pressio n

A + BLOOPER(X) generates this error because PeopleSoft

Analytic Calculatio n E ngine does not contain a function called

BLOOPER.