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Semantic Model Status "Skipped" on Oracle EPM Data Augmentation
I preface this with I know relatively little about this process because my background is on the EPM side of the house. I'm just looking for a little guidance on any trouble shooting steps I can employ. The issue I'm having is that after I execute my data augmentation job, the semantic model shows as "skipped" as seen here:
I've followed all the documented steps here :
This included:
- Enabled "preview" features
- Successfully created an epm data exchange job and ran it to produce the data file
- Created a data connection to the EPM Export Data instance (refresh metadata toggle is on) and tested the connection successfully
- Created a data augmentation job, chose file, I see my columns and chose my primary key columns
- We run the augmentation and get the "semantic model skipped" issue noted above
Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Answers
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Hi @esabsse
Usually when the Semantic Model step says skipped - it means that the file has not been applied to the semantic model extensions because of an issue - usually it will be something like incompatible joins.
First, I would check that your semantic model customisation is referencing the correct table name in the correct schema (I assume it will be DW_PBCS_X_EPM in the OAX_USER schema)
Second, once you have verified it is the correct table, check the joins. Some common issues will be around the data type - e.g. Joining and Integer data type to a VARCHAR data type - the model will not like that. If it is a data type mismatch, this can be handled in the 3rd screen of the create data augmentation.
Hopefully the above is useful.
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Great feedback Rob, we'll test your suggestions.
Thanks
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