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Drill Through error: "[WARNING] Unable to start drill-through.[STEP Profiler[Profiling]]"

Hi,
I ́m creating a plan for a Oracle 9i table and I ́d like to use Drill-Through functionality.
In my test I ́m using a table called "INSTALACAO" inside "DLQ_PROD" database.
I ́ve clicked in "Enable Drill-through" option and set "DLQ_PRD" in "Database name:" text box.
In "Table prefix" I ́ve put "INSTALACAO" once and after I left in blank, but the problem is that always when I run my plan, I receive the following message:
"[WARNING] Unable to start drill-through.[STEP Profiler[Profiling]]"

What can I do to solve this problem?

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  • Hi,
    In case of a problem, the actual cause is shown in Run Result view. You can open the view by opening Window -> Show View -> Other... and selecting Ataccama DQ Analyzer -> Run Results. The view shows the last profiling executions and any reported messages. By double-clicking the message, a more detailed screen appears, showing the actual cause of the problem (probably an Oracle error).
    Could you please copy-paste the detailed message here so that we can help you to fix it?

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  • leoflavieira
    Ty for the tip Pavel.
    The error is related with tablespace:
    "java.sql.SQLException: ORA-01950: no privileges on tablespace 'USER_DATA'"
    The problem is that my table "INSTALACAO" is in another tablespace called "T_CDL_DAT_01" as we can see in the picture at the end of the post.
    Is there any option to set a different tablespace?

    Thanks

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  • Hi,

    First, let me explain how the Drill-through recording is implemented in DQA. Since we cannot rely directly on the source data (it may be from a database, file, or even a result of a complex transformation), DQA creates a new database table to hold the drill-through data. Another reason for this is that we calculate a number of additional fields during profiling (such as masks) which have to be stored as well.
    If you select the drill-through option, you chose a database (can be completely different from the DB with the source data) and a table prefix (you can safely keep it empty, PROF prefix will be used in that case).

    The problem you are experiencing is that you don't have permission to write data to your default tablespace (in your case, USER_DATA) in that Oracle database. It may be also possible that you have only a read-only access to the data (since database name is DLQ_PRD, it probably holds production data).

    I can see three possible solutions: (1) ask your DBA to change your default tablespace to a tablespace where you have permission to write (alter user ... default tablespace ...), or (2) ask your DBA to give you permission to write to that tablespace, or (3) select a different database to store the results - either configure a new database connection or use the database that comes with DQ Analyzer (should be named DB). At the moment, DQA does not support creating drill-through tables on non-default tablespaces.

    If the database is a production one, I would recommend using approach (3), so that the database stays intact.
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    Hi Pavel,

    Thanks for your explanation, I really didn ́t know how Drill-through worked.

    I ́m going to try with another database as you have suggested.

    Thanks very much
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    It worked with an Access 2007 database, thanks so much.
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