A Data Processing Engine definition run can fail when the user who ran the definition or the writeback user of the definition don't have the required permissions. Learn how to resolve user access issues for definition runs.
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Fixes for Setup and Configuration Issues
| Issue | Error Code | Resolution |
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| A definition run fails because the user running the definition doesn't have a required license. | USER_ERROR_REQUIRED_LICENSE_MISSING | Assign the required license to the user, then run the definition again. Contact your Salesforce account executive to purchase needed licenses or add-ons. |
| A definition run fails because the user doesn't have access to the required CRM Analytics dataset folder. | USER_ERROR_DATASET_FOLDER_ACCESS_MISSING | Grant the user access to the required dataset folder, then run the definition again. |
| A definition run fails because the user doesn't have sufficient access to one or more required resources. | USER_ERROR_ACCESS_MISSING | Confirm that the required Setup objects are enabled, the specified objects are available in your org, and the user has Read and Create permissions for the objects. For example, if the definition uses the Order object, confirm from Setup in Order Settings that the object is enabled. |
| A definition run fails because a required permission or license isn't enabled in the org. | USER_ERROR_REQUIRED_PERMISSION_OR_LICENSE_DISABLED | Enable the required permission or assign the required license, then run the definition again. |
| A definition run fails because the user can't view or write to datasets created by using the Analytics Cloud Integration user license. | USER_ERROR_REQUIRED_PERMISSION_MISSING |
Assign the required permission to the user, then run the definition again. To grant access via the Analytics Cloud Integration User license, you must have the Manage Profiles and Permission Sets permission.
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| A definition run fails because the org has exceeded the CRM Analytics API hourly user limit. | USER_ERROR_CRMA_LIMIT_EXCEEDED | Wait for the limit window to reset, then run the definition again. If the issue persists, contact Salesforce Support to review your limits. |