Why does the Filter show three levels when only two levels are defined in the BCM KPI?

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• The KPI displays an error - "For input String 'COR'" while analyzing it from one of the views among three views. However the KPI produces results with the other two views

  Possible reasons for the KPI to display the error as stated is there would have been a mismatch between the data type of the measure that is defined and the data type of the column to which it is pointing to in the dbmodel.xml file

• Why do I get the error "For Input String 'COR'" while analyzing KPI data from one among the three views? I get KPI data results properly with the other two views.

  The reason could be a mismatch between the data types of the measure defined and the column to which it is pointing to, in the data model.

• The KPI displays an error - "For input String 'COR'" while analyzing it from one of the views among three views. However the KPI produces results with the other two views. What could be the problem?

  Possible reasons for the KPI to display the exception as stated is, there would have been a mismatch between the data type of the measure that is defined and the data type of the column to which it is pointing to in the data model (dbmodel.xml) file.

• The BCM reports, though defined correctly, are not working. Why?

  The parametres 'Start Date Key' and 'End Date Key' are mandatory for BCM reports. Ensure that they are defined properly.

• What are the conditions for levels to be defined in a hierarchy? Provide some information

  1. Use the same parameter name, when the same column is used in different dimensions. 2. Use the same column name and parameter name, when same level name is used across different dimensions. 3. Use unique level names across different column names ...