If it has been more than a week, then failed Queue jobs will have been
deleted from the Queue to keep the Queue tables short.
As for whether you could be pulling data from a previously built cube, I
doubt it, but I don't have enough expertise in this area to know for sure.
Try this:
Look in your Draft DB. Is the project still in MSP_PROJECTS? If so, then
the Project Delete from the Draft DB failed and this is the reason the
projects are still in the Cubes. If not, then:
Look in your Publish DB. Is the project still in MSP_PROJECTS? If so, then
the Project Delete from the Publish DB failed and this is the reason the
projects are still in the Cubes. If not, then:
Look in your Reporting Database. Is the project still in MSP_Epm_Project?
If so, then the Project Delete from the Reporting DB failed and this is the
reason the projects are still in the Cubes. If not, then:
It must be a problem with the building of the Cubes. Unfortunately I don't
have the expertise to help out in this situation. First check to make sure
the Queue jobs for Cube Building are succeeding. Then I would suggest
examining all your Cube Settings and the Cubes themselves in AS and see if
there is anything peculiar, like the date the cube was built maybe.
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