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Allocated memory exceeded

Hi,

I want to show "Calculated Dimension" in Pivot table but it show "Allocated memory exceeded"

anyone have idea?

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Might be something like attached.

Gysbert_Wassenaar

Create a new field in the script using the expression you now try to use as calculated dimension. Then use the new field instead in the chart.


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Shyamal i don't want to show like this i know pivot table show the data in this format but i want to show like..

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On TimeDelayedGrand Total
CIVIL 246
ELEC 504191
ENGP 8614
INST 592988
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Thank you Gysbert for your answer.

But i cant do this Both dates which are in the Script are coming from different tables and our both table are huge data if i reload again it will take huge time to reload and it will reload schedule to reload after an hour.

Gysbert_Wassenaar

If your tables are huge I don't think you have a choice but to calculate this in the script. Create a summary table if necessary. A calculated dimension using date from two huge tables will very likely give you the error you see now. And even if it doesn't performance will likely be horrible.


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Hi Adeel,

Then you need to do what Gysbert has suggested. Create this column in script and then use it in front end/chart.

The chart is going "Out of Memory" because of the huge calculation being done.