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Cubewise January 2019 Update
Yes, the first month of 2019 is already over and as things happened so fast, here is the summary of the Cubewise highlights in January. Cubewise CODE and other tools TM1Py 1.2.0 Marius did some major development around TM1Py and released a new version early December. After some internal testing, it is now ready for…
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How to reference intersections of hierarchies in rules
This is a follow on from the previous article on working with hierarchies in rules. It will deal with how to address the intersection of two (or more) hierarchies in the right-hand side of a rule statement and the left-hand side of a feeder statement. Note this is accurate as at version 2.0.6.71 Intersections of hierarchies…
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7 simple steps to install Python & TM1py without internet
It will return the path where Python is installed.
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What exactly is cube optimization?
There are already many excellent sources available on the web explaining how to re-order dimensions or “optimize” a TM1 cube. Basically, this method can be summarized ordering dimensions “small to large, then sparse to dense.” However, I’m yet to find any reference explaining what is being optimized. This paper is aimed at addressing exactly this question:…
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Continuous improvement of your TM1 and Planning Analytics system
We are seeing a rapid uptake in our Cubewise CODE capabilities as developers scramble to respond to the rapidly changing business environment that they model and operate in.
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Arc System Requirements
Arc is multi-platforms, it supports Windows, Linux and Mac OS.
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Cubewise December 2018 Update
We took a few days off to celebrate and relax with family & friends, but that did not stop us ending the last month in 2018 with a firework of activities. If you just came back to work or want to bring yourself up to speed with the latest developments at Cubewise read the highlights…
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An unintended benefit of hierarchies
The Leaves hierarchy When an alternate hierarchy is added to a dimension in TM1 for the first time a Leaves hierarchy is also automatically created in the background. The Leaves hierarchy has some special properties as it contains only leaf elements (inserting consolidations is not possible). The maintenance task of inserting new elements into the…
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How to work with hierarchies in rules
This article is a little longer than normal, but we do go into quite a bit of detail with some examples of how the hierarchy syntax works in various situations. It’s step-by-step so should be not problem for anyone with an understanding of TM1 rules to follow. All code examples have extra spacing added for…
