This article addresses the issue of updating EC2EC (Elasticube to Elasticube) passwords in the context of employee off-boarding or password changes.
Specifically, it covers the scenario where tables do not appear in the source cube after updating the password, preventing the completion of the update.
- Identify the Cube Details:
Identify the specific cube you are trying to connect from and to.
- Verify Connection Specificity:
- Determine if the issue affects all EC2EC connections or only specific ones.
- For example, if you can update the connection to one cube (e.g., locationsv2) but not another (e.g., ordersv3), note this discrepancy.
- Remove and Re-add the EC2EC Table:
- Remove the problematic EC2EC table from the source cube.
- Re-add the table to the source cube.
- Check for Hidden Columns:
- Ensure that all required columns in the source Elasticube are visible.
- If any required columns are hidden, make them visible.
- Rebuild the Cube:
- After making the necessary columns visible. Hidden columns in the source Elasticube can often cause issues with table visibility. Always check column visibility if tables do not appear as expected.
- Rebuild the cube.
- Verify that the tables now appear correctly in the source cube.
Feedback and Support:
- If the issue persists, contact support with detailed information about the error and the context of its occurrence.
- Providing feedback on your experience can help improve the support process.