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Pulse Database Migration into MS SQL Server
Pulse v5.6 introduced support to MS SQL Server (2012 and onwards). This article describes the steps that you need to follow to configure Pulse with MS SQL Server.
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Rebuild your TM1 Active Forms with Alternate Hierarhies
The most exiting feature of IBM Planning Analytics is Alternate hierarchy! With alternate hierarchy you will be able to reduce the number of dimensions in your cubes. You don’t need to choose between added an attribute or a dimension. Now all atributes can be seen as an alternate hierarchy.
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Canvas v2 Released
The unique IBM TM1/Planning Analytics REST API framework just got even better! Some of the highlights of the great new features of Canvas version 2 below.
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Display data from an Excel file and then send it to TM1 via REST API
With Canvas, you can upload an Excel file into your browser, validate the data and then send the data into TM1 using the REST API. A sample showcasing has been introduced in Canvas 2.0:
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Alternate Hierarchies in Canvas
Probably the most exiting feature in IBM Planning Analytics is alternate hierarchies. Using alternate hierarchies will enable you to potentially reduce the number of dimensions in your cube and therefore improve cube size and performance.
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Different Sources for Bursting Reports
This article details the different bursting methodology you can use to send and to generate different PDFs and/or Emails.
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Burst PDF reports with the Task Scheduler
From Canvas 2.0 and up, there is now a Task Scheduler which you can use to schedule tasks. These tasks can contain TM1 processes, TM1 chores or Canvas pages. This article describes the steps to follow to set up a new task which is going to send by email one dashboard per region.
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Refresh DBRs by Groups
By default when you input a value in a cell containing DBRs in Canvas, all the DBRs will refresh. From Canvas 2.0 and up, you can now group the DBRs so that when you input a value, only the DBRs of the same group as that input will be refreshed. This could greatly improve the…
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Upload data into TM1 from an Excel file
No matter which tool your company uses for planning, if finance users have to choose one tool to input lots of data, they will choose Excel.
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Do more with TM1 with Python
TM1py (pronounced “TM1-pie”) is a Python package that wraps the TM1 REST API in a simple to use library. That makes it easy to build stuff with TM1 and Python.