Hi!
I found out that we have a }CellAnnotations_ExampleCube control cube that has outdated dimensions, since we have updated ExampleCube by replacing one dimension with another. I found this because we got an error message when trying to enter comments to this ExampleCube

Now the control cube }CellAnnotations_ExampleCube reflects old dimension and not the current dimension that we use in that ExampleCube.

Is it safe to delete that }CellAnnotations_ExampleCube so that it would be replaced as soon as someone enters comments?

kind regards,
Jyrki


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Jyrki
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Yes, it should be safe to destroy the cube.  You might need to do this from a TI process with the CubeDestroy TI function.

The annotation should be automatically recreated with the correct number of dimensions when a user tries to add an annotation.  I can't remember is the first user to add an annotation needs to be an admin (since a cube is being created).  I believe that CubeSecurity also applies (make sure users that need to create annotations are in a group with WRITE access to the new annotations cube).

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Stuart King
IBM Planning Analytics Offering Manager
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Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
I tried that with a TI process and it worked as desired.

kind regards,
Jyrki


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Jyrki Kähkönen
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Original Message:
Sent: Tue April 21, 2020 10:12 AM
From: STUART KING
Subject: }CellAnnotations_ExampleCube / is it safe to delete that cube

Yes, it should be safe to destroy the cube.  You might need to do this from a TI process with the CubeDestroy TI function.

The annotation should be automatically recreated with the correct number of dimensions when a user tries to add an annotation.  I can't remember is the first user to add an annotation needs to be an admin (since a cube is being created).  I believe that CubeSecurity also applies (make sure users that need to create annotations are in a group with WRITE access to the new annotations cube).

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Stuart King
IBM Planning Analytics Offering Manager
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