The Chart works fine with some organisation units, but others show this message: “Dimension ou is present in query without any valid dimension options”.
Over the version 2.12 works fine. Maybe some error in the migration.
We can show the data in the form.
The Dhis version is: 2.13 12929
Thank you very much.
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Cordialmente,
**Ing. Marko David Garcia M.
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**Área de Sistemas integrados de Información
Secretaría de Salud Departamental del Cauca
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Open the OU dimension in the chart to check if an orgunit, group or level is chosen. This error usually occurs after saving a chart or table using the orgunit group or level options. It does not persist after you load it again.
The Chart works fine with some organisation units, but others show this message: “Dimension ou is present in query without any valid dimension options”.
Over the version 2.12 works fine. Maybe some error in the migration.
We can show the data in the form.
The Dhis version is: 2.13 12929
Thank you very much.
–
Cordialmente,
**Ing. Marko David Garcia M.
**
**Área de Sistemas integrados de Información
Secretaría de Salud Departamental del Cauca
**
the problem is very likely that the uid of your org unit is starting with a number. Uids must start with a letter, and your uid is likely generated externally. You can check this by using chrome browser and
click F12
go to network
run your visualizer chart
have a look in the analytics query going to the server, in the url after the ou= part
You can also paste that url here so we can have a look.
the problem is very likely that the uid of your org unit is starting with a number. Uids must start with a letter, and your uid is likely generated externally. You can check this by using chrome browser and
click F12
go to network
run your visualizer chart
have a look in the analytics query going to the server, in the url after the ou= part
You can also paste that url here so we can have a look.
regards,
Lars
–
Cordialmente,
Ing. Marko David Garcia M.
**Área de Sistemas integrados de Información
thanks for the screenshot. If you look closely there is a dollar sign $ in the org unit uid.
The requirements for uids are:
exactly 11 characters
numbers and upper/lowercase letters (no special characters)
starting with letter
So likely these uids have been generated externally. The reasons why we are a bit strict on this issue is that we want to keep the uids as valid database column names and especially valid XML element names / JSON attributes in order to be better positioned for future development of exchange formats.
the problem is very likely that the uid of your org unit is starting with a number. Uids must start with a letter, and your uid is likely generated externally. You can check this by using chrome browser and
click F12
go to network
run your visualizer chart
have a look in the analytics query going to the server, in the url after the ou= part
You can also paste that url here so we can have a look.
regards,
Lars
–
Cordialmente,
Ing. Marko David Garcia M.
**Área de Sistemas integrados de Información
On Fri, Jan 31, 2014 at 3:07 PM, Lars Helge Øverland larshelge@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Marko,
thanks for the screenshot. If you look closely there is a dollar sign $ in the org unit uid.
The requirements for uids are:
exactly 11 characters
numbers and upper/lowercase letters (no special characters)
starting with letter
So likely these uids have been generated externally. The reasons why we are a bit strict on this issue is that we want to keep the uids as valid database column names and especially valid XML element names / JSON attributes in order to be better positioned for future development of exchange formats.
the problem is very likely that the uid of your org unit is starting with a number. Uids must start with a letter, and your uid is likely generated externally. You can check this by using chrome browser and
click F12
go to network
run your visualizer chart
have a look in the analytics query going to the server, in the url after the ou= part
You can also paste that url here so we can have a look.
regards,
Lars
–
Cordialmente,
Ing. Marko David Garcia M.
**Área de Sistemas integrados de Información
the problem is very likely that the uid of your org unit is starting with a number. Uids must start with a letter, and your uid is likely generated externally. You can check this by using chrome browser and
click F12
go to network
run your visualizer chart
have a look in the analytics query going to the server, in the url after the ou= part
You can also paste that url here so we can have a look.
regards,
Lars
–
Cordialmente,
Ing. Marko David Garcia M.
**Área de Sistemas integrados de Información
