In the SAS Financial Management Studio Models workspace, a warning indicator (!) appears next to a model to indicate that adjustments have been created for this model, but the results of those adjustments are not yet reflected in the model. Either the adjustments have not yet been posted or some other event has occurred that requires adjustments to be re-posted.

To clear the warning from the Models workspace, select the appropriate model and then select "Post adjustments for this model". Once the posting of adjustments is complete, the warning message and indicator will go away.

Model status changing from OK to Warning often requires adjustments that have already been posted to be posted again. This transition will occur if the model has at least one adjustment definition (manual or rule) in combination with one (or more) of the following:

1. *The structure of one of the model's floating hierarchies has been changed (includes a change to its DefaultMember).
2. *A material property of a member in one of the model's floating hierarchies has been changed. A material property is any property which can impact the consolidation - or roll up - of results. Only those properties noted here can be considered immaterial and do not impact the consolidation of results: description, name.
3. Base facts have been loaded or changed for one of the model's time periods.
4. Exchange rate facts have been loaded or changed for one of the model's time periods.
5. Rate facts have been loaded or changed for one of the model's time periods.
6. *The set of hierarchies associated with the model has been changed (includes a dimension or version change).
7. The set of DefaultWriteMembers associated with the model has been changed.
8. The set of exchange rate sets associated with the model has been changed.
9. The set of rate sets associated with the model has been changed.
10. The set of pre-rule manual adjustments associated with the model has been changed.
11. The set of post-rule manual adjustments associated with the model has been changed.
12. The set of rules associated with the model has been changed (includes re-ordering of rules).
13. The model's dimension evaluation order has been changed.
14. A manual adjustment associated with the model has been changed.
15. A rule associated with the model has been changed.
16. The reference to the model from which this model carries over prior-period adjustments has been changed.
17. The model from which this model carries over prior-period adjustments has entered the Warning or Error state.
18. The model from which this model carries over prior-period adjustments has been posted.

*: indicates an event which triggers a validation of the model's adjustment definitions

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