I've recently been using the Oracle Catalog Manager to create lineage reports to determine which analyses use particular columns. I haven't found a way, however, to determine which reports are used on particular dashboards. So if I wanted to delete a report, is there a way to determine which dashboards would be affected?
I know that when I migrate a dashboard page from the development environment to the test environment that the structure is preserved, so this information must be saved somewhere. However, when I try to create a report in the "_portal" folder that contains the dashboards, the report is always blank.
I was using this page as an initial reference, but it only discusses how to find the reports that would be affected should a column be deleted from the rpd.
Part of what I'm trying to do is a clean-up to locate reports that aren't being used on any dashboards, but I also want to be able to better track which reports are being used and on which dashboards.
The Create Report function will build a report of Dashboard/Analysis relationships.
Regarding moving/copying dashboards, it will not move all the dependent objects automatically - you will need to structure your Presentation Catalog such that you can migrate folders of objects as required.
OBIEE Catalog Manager Report lacks the ability to extract data as
Dashboard,
Dashboard Page,
Dashboard Prompt,
Analysis
in a single row of data
We can have two combinations
Dashboard, Dashboard Page OR
Dashboard, Dashboard Prompt, Analysis
The OBIEE usage table does store the 4 fields in a single row.
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I have a Google BigQuery database connected in Metabase with 2 datasets (data models in Metabase). When I try to see the tables schema, however, some of them are not shown in the tables list, despite the fact that all tables have the same permissions and I'm using the same service account since the database was connected.
I tried to check the INFORMATION_SCHEMA for all tables to find if there's something different in them, but didn't find any differences. I made a test by creating a view from one of the tables and Metabase was able to find the view, but not the table.
Any ideas of what is causing this strange behaviour? I'm using Metabase 0.43.0 (self-hosted). This happens in the frontend and in the admin panel
I want to create a software package that at each run, reading csv daily report located on a specific path, will create report (pdf) or a dashboard visible to the user. I would like to have a package platform independent so the user can see the report or the dashboard without problem.
I've implemented a dashboard with Power BI but the user that should see the report/dashboard must have PowerBI.
The issue is i have a catalogue of reports that have security policies assigned to them. Let's say things like 'manager' can access this report, but not this. This goes on throughout the catalogue. I have been told that a large chunk of reports need these security policies updated. The only thing is is seems very tedious going through each any every report and updating access manually.
Is there a quick way of doing this for say 500+ reports, some nested within others?
Use the command line:
runcat.cmd -cmd setItemPermissions
Use this command with -help suffix to get the documentation and then write what you need.
Do we have any opensource or any proven code which collects the App Dynamics reports from App Dynamics Servers ?
Generally the workflow for sending reports from AppDynamics is as follows:
Create a Custom Dashboard - https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO21/Custom+Dashboards
Add Widgets to your Dashboard containing the tables, charts etc that you want to see in your report - https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO21/Widgets
Now you can send a report (one-off or scheduled) by configuring a report based off the Dashboard you have created, including setting the time range of the report - https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO21/Reports
Note: There is a sample custom dashboard .json available here to get you started: https://community.appdynamics.com/t5/Knowledge-Base/Sample-Custom-Dashboard-for-Business-Transaction-Report/ta-p/21264
Note: There are already many "Standard Reports" which could make things easier depending on use case.
Note: If you instead want to export data and then analyse with your own tooling, then see the docs on Public API's available here: https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO21/AppDynamics+APIs
Some SSRS Reports are not working in CRM 2011 but other ssrs reports are working fine.
Used filtered views in the Query and ran the report with system Administrator role. It is showing no data available but when tried to run in BIDS it is working and also in Report Manager.
Any idea on this issue, Friends. Please suggest some solution if you have any. Thanks!
Are you use pre-filtering ? When you run report from CRM, default filter is set to records was created in last 30 days (when you use pre-filtering). Maybe your records are olrder than 30 days and in SQL are visible but not in CRM. Try to change filter during run report.
you need to use shared data source. Just click on your current Data Source and convert to Shared one as below. So instead of embedded, select 'Use Shared datasource reference' and make your connection via windows authentication. This was the way which helped me to show data within CRM!