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Title: PDS-PCT-0020 Unable to open the PowerCube: (Open Data Cache). Cube path/name ma
Post by: pass_cognos on 03 Nov 2009 03:17:24 PM
Gurus,

I am having a major problem being able to publish and subsequently view Cognos 8 cubes after a server/network outage that occured a couple of weeks back.

Prior to the outage I was able to successfully publish and subsequently view any cube that I published.  However, now I receive the following error from Cognos 8 Transformer whenever I go to publish the cube from within Transformer ...

PDS-PCT-0020 Unable to open the PowerCube: (Open Data Cache).  Cube path/name may be incorrect; cube may be corrupt or may not be a PowerCube.

Any thoughts or suggestions on the cause and any potential solutions to resolve this would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks
Pass_Cognos
Title: Re: PDS-PCT-0020 Unable to open the PowerCube: (Open Data Cache). Cube path/name ma
Post by: UseCog on 04 Nov 2009 05:32:41 AM
it is likely an issue with the datasource issue. go to cognos portal and test the conenction... you can get some hints from there
Title: Re: PDS-PCT-0020 Unable to open the PowerCube: (Open Data Cache). Cube path/name ma
Post by: pass_cognos on 07 Nov 2009 07:01:52 PM
That's potentially possible because the cube is being published to another Cognos server.  I think there was a network share set up on the other server and I think the keep network share mapping setting may not have been checked/ticked, so after the server outage that could have severed that connection.  I will double check that when I'm next in the office.

Cheers
Title: Re: PDS-PCT-0020 Unable to open the PowerCube: (Open Data Cache). Cube path/name ma
Post by: cognostechie on 10 Nov 2009 01:07:31 PM
Also check if that folder is shared where the cube is located.
Title: Re: PDS-PCT-0020 Unable to open the PowerCube: (Open Data Cache). Cube path/name ma
Post by: aerick911 on 17 Dec 2014 09:06:25 AM
I know this is an old thread, but I thought I'd share my experience I had with this issue this morning!!!  ;D

I retired an old cube, however, I had the cube listed as a data source in the FM and it was still looking for it when running any reports which resulted in an error.  Once I removed the old cube as a data source, the world became right again!