Limiting Date Range Filters in Sisense Dashboards Use Case Overview Wide date ranges in Sisense dashboards can lead to performance issues, especially when using live models or querying large datasets. For live data models, large queries increase cost...
Exploring the Potential of Sisense Jump to Dashboard Filter Configurations Introduction: Sisense Jump to Dashboard offers a powerful way to enhance the user experience and streamline data exploration with the help of different filter configurations....
Automating Dashboard Ownership Transfer in Sisense with UserReplaceTool Managing and deleting user accounts in Sisense can create manual processes when users leave an organization or change roles. A frequent issue is the reassignment of dashboar...
Using the InternalHttp Function Within Scripts and Plugins The InternalHttp function is a Sisense function within the Sisense internal Prism object. The prism object and the InternalHttp function are present on all Sisense pages and can be used in sc...
Interactive Time Period Comparison with BloX & Custom ActionsHere is a use case on how to leverage BloX widgets in Sisense to create an interactive dashboard for comparing any KPI between two different periods. This solution allows users to select tw...
Resolving Export Limitations in Sisense This article addresses the inability to export more than 50,000 rows from a table in CSV and PDF formats in Sisense. The issue arises when the widget displays over 50,000 rows, but the export only includes 50,...
Using Native Javascript Date Calculations To Modify Sisense Date Filters Sisense natively supports various types of date filter functionalities. However, there are instances where a dynamically updating date filter is desired based on dynamically ch...
Converting an Existing Sisense Widget to a Dynamic ComposeSDK Widget Component Using either the widget Sisense API's, or the Sisense widget JS API object, it is possible to determine all components and parameters of a widget required to create an eq...
Use Case My users and designers were looking for an easy way to get insights into how certain dashboards and widgets were built in terms of formulas and filters. Solution For this, I have written a Python script that takes a list of dashboard IDs...
Expanding on Using Native Javascript Date Calculations To Modify Sisense Date Filters Sisense offers native support for various types of date filter functionalities and also allows users to create and modify dynamic filters entirely using dashboard...
Using the "desc" Description Parameter of a Sisense Dashboard via the REST API and the Dashboard Javascript Object The description parameter ("desc") of the Sisense dashboard object is notable for its somewhat unique characteristic – it's not access...
Debugging Server Side External Sisense Plugins using HTTP Requests Sisense external plugins are server-side Sisense plugins that run on the Sisense server itself, rather than in the client-side browser like standard non-external Sisense plugins. Th...
Update and add new Highcharts modules for use in Sisense plugins The JavaScript library framework Highcharts is natively included in Sisense and is utilized in many native Sisense widgets as well as in numerous Sisense plugins. Although Sisense typic...
Adding additional dimensions to the Scatter Map widget tooltip Additional dimensions can be added to the hover tooltip of the Scatter Map widget type, beyond the default limit of three, to include more information from other dimensions about a locati...
Sisense Compose SDKThe Future is ComposableIn the fast-paced world of data-driven applications, developers are constantly seeking innovative ways to create customized data products that seamlessly integrate into their projects. Sisense has stepped up...
Utilizing Local Storage for Sisense Stateful Sets Introduction When Sisense is deployed, we typically deploy with two types of storage, ReadWriteOnce (RWO), mainly used by stateful sets such as MongoDB, and ReadWriteMany (RWX) supporting by our core...
Introduction This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to collect logs in EKS clusters. By following these steps, logs will be copied to a storage location accessible through the Sisense web UI. This approach avoids the need to explain the...
Question LAG & LEAD Functions are functions that give access to multiple rows within a table, without the need for a self-join. The LAG function is used to access data from a previous row, while the LEAD function is used to return data from rows fur...
