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Resolve Warnings About Catalogs and Categories That Weren't Processed

This topic helps you resolve warnings about catalogs and categories for the Product dimension that weren't processed during collections for Oracle Fusion Cloud Supply Chain Planning.

The warnings are logged after collections if you haven't set up the catalogs and categories for the Product dimension in the prescribed manner. For information about how you should set up catalogs and categories, see the topic titled Guidelines for Setting Up Catalogs for Collections.

The logged warnings might be one or more of the following:

  • WARNING: One or more items were skipped while creating trees for Category Sets <names> because the items have multiple parents. Make necessary corrections at the source and relaunch "Create Trees for Dimensions" Scheduled Process to include those items in their respective trees.
  • WARNING: The default catalog with category_set_id <name> does not have any category assigned to it. Therefore, it was skipped while processing. Make necessary corrections at the source and relaunch Collections Scheduled Process to include the new default catalog.
  • WARNING: The trees <names> have certain categories which do not have an item-category relationship. Therefore they were skipped while processing. Make necessary corrections at the source and relaunch "Create Trees for Dimensions" Scheduled Process to include those categories in their respective trees.
  • WARNING: The Trees <names> do not have any category assigned to it. Therefore they were skipped while processing. Make necessary corrections at the source and relaunch "Create Trees for Dimensions" Scheduled Process to include these trees.

Follow these steps to resolve the warnings:

  1. Correct the structure of each affected catalog in the Product Information Management work area or using the file-based data import (FBDI) template named Supply Chain Planning Catalogs (ScpCatalogImportTemplate.xlsm).
  2. Using the Collect Planning Data page or Load Planning Data from Flat Files scheduled process, collect your catalogs again.
    You can use the net change collection type.

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