Bookshelf v7.8.2: Introduction to Siebel Analytics Message Reference

Introduction to Siebel Analytics Message Reference

What's New in Siebel Analytics Message Reference, Version 7.8.1

Table 1 lists changes described in this version of the documentation to support release 7.8.1 of the software.

Table 1. New Product Features in Siebel Analytics Message Reference, Version 7.8.1
Topic	Number Range
Added messages for SSL communciation protocol. See, 12018 Failed to initialize SSL library Context	12018 - 12020
Added message related to privileges required to run Populate. See, 13016 User or group has not been granted the populate privilege to write to the @1%ls '@2%ls'. Please verify the User/Group Permissions in the Siebel Analytics Administration Tool.	13016
Added messages related to the Report Totalling functionality. See, 42035 Illegal use of a REPORT totalling function.	42035 - 42039
Added messages related to session variables, specifically of the list-of-values type. See, 42040 The session variable, @1%ls.@2%ls, is defined as Row-Wise Initialization. It is restricted to usage with equality comparisons.	42040 - 42041
Added messages related to purging the cache. See, 59115 Operation not performed because caching is not enabled.	59115 - 59118
Added messages when importing from an XMLA data source. See, 62010 Mismatch detected between metadata type "@1%ls" and provider type "@2%ls".	62010 - 62011
Added new Cubeviews messages pertaining to the usage of the Cubeviews product. See, 83001 Repository is missing.	83001 - 83065

Audience for Siebel Analytics Message Reference

The Siebel Analytics software provides informational and error messages for users. Messages may appear interactively or in the Siebel Analytics log files. Siebel Analytics Message Reference lists and describes the Siebel Analytics software informational and error messages. It explains the context of each message, and suggests actions you can take to correct the problem. This document is designed as a reference to assist users and the Siebel Analytics Server administrator in understanding and resolving errors.

This book will be useful primarily to people whose titles or job descriptions match one of the following:


Database Administrators	Persons who administer the database system, including data loading, system monitoring, backup and recovery, space allocation and sizing, and user account management.
Siebel Application Administrators	Persons responsible for planning, setting up, and maintaining Siebel applications.
Siebel Application Developers	Persons who plan, implement, and configure Siebel applications, possibly adding new functionality.
Siebel System Administrators	Persons responsible for the whole system, including installing, maintaining, and upgrading Siebel applications.

This guide assumes that you are knowledgeable in the areas of relational databases, your network infrastructure, and the Windows NT or Windows 2000 or UNIX operating systems.

UNIX audiences should note that messages in this guide may reflect Windows syntax.

How the Siebel Analytics Message Reference Is Organized

Siebel Analytics Messages lists the messages, including cause and response information, in numerical order. Only messages that are prefixed with message numbers are included.

NOTE: This reference does not describe the informational and error messages generated by Siebel Analytics Web, and it does not document generic ODBC errors (messages in the 10xxx range) that may be encountered during database connectivity.

Reading Siebel Analytics Messages

Siebel Analytics software messages are structured as text strings that describe the specific situation or condition. These text strings include detailed information about the causal event, including SQL commands, file names, functions, and values. Because the information in these variable fields changes from message to message, it is represented by a set of symbols, indicating the information type, such as string, numeric, and literal.

Table 2 identifies the variable symbols used in the message text and the associated information type.

Table 2. Variable Symbols
Symbol	Information Type
`%d`	Fixed numeric information, such as a value or length.
`%f`	Floating point number, such as 19.99.
`%ls`	Character string data, such as a SQL statement, function or file name.
`%s`	Character string data, such as a SQL statement, function or file name.
`%x`	A hex display of a fixed numeric, such as a return code value.