Select Page

Art of BI: An error occurred while processing the EXECUTE PHYSICAL statement

Author: Christian Screen | | June 28, 2009

Typically I haven’t bumped into this error in the past with OBIEE but the other day it smacked me in the face. 

error_on_view_data1

Problem

I was adding a SQL Server 2005 datamart to my Physical layer and didn’t run the initial check to see that OBIEE could read the data in my view/table objects. Clearly it was able to connect to the server and bring over the pertinent DB objects. However, when I right-click on a table or view object in the physical layer and select “View data…” I get the error prompt above.  The error reads something like ODBC error state: 37000, ODBC error state 50002, [NQODBC][SQL_STATE:HY000]….A general error has occurred.

Solution

Figuring this problem out was not that difficult. The error prompt above is actually produced when the “Require fully qualified table names” checkbox is not checked.

To get rid of the error and to allow OBIEE to correctly read the data source in Answers, etc. follow the instructions below.

  1. Right-click “Connection Pool” for the database in question.
  2. Under the “General’ tab ensure that “Require fully qualified table names” checkbox is checked
  3. Click “OK” button and close the window.
  4. Right-click any table or view object you previously had a problem with and select “View data…”
  5. Enjoy

Oracle BI Publisher (BIP) Tips: Functions, Calculations & More

Check out these BI Publisher tips including functions & calculations so you can understand more about the production and support of BI Publisher reports.

Sherry Milad | January 15, 2018

How to Index a Fact Table – A Best Practice

At the base of any good BI project is a solid data warehouse or data mart.

Christian Screen | March 16, 2010

Qlik vs. Tableau vs. Power BI: Which BI Tool Is Right for You?

Tableau, Power BI, and Qlik each have their benefits. What are they and how do you choose? Read this blog post for a quick analysis.

Tom Hoblitzell | June 6, 2019

Subscribe to Our Blog

Never miss a post! Stay up to date with the latest database, application and analytics tips and news. Delivered in a handy bi-weekly update straight to your inbox. You can unsubscribe at any time.

Work with Us

Let’s have a conversation about what you need to succeed and how we can help get you there.

CONTACT US

Work for Us

Where do you want to take your career? Explore exciting opportunities to join our team.

EXPLORE JOBS