Introduction This forum post will demonstrate how to save your ElastiCube .ecdata file which contains your ElastiCube schema and data, and the .dash file of your desired dashboard. Purpose/Benefits The .ecdata file contains both the data and the logi...
Though there is no direct API endpoint to get the number of rows in an elasticube, there is an endpoint to run SQL directly against a cube. Using PySense, it is straightforward to iterate through all your elasticubes, run SELECT COUNT(*) from each ta...
Introduction If attempting to connect to MongoDB with a user protected password, but you aren't able to connect to the database through the Simba DSN or the connection string and getting the following error: Unable to establish a connection with data...
Introduction This article will demonstrate one way to create duplicates of your hierarchies that use a different ElastiCubes. This could be useful if you have several ElastiCubes with the same schema, and you don't want to manually re-create the hier...
The names of the ECs are often accompanied by mysterious letters that make them hard to read.If you have a need to create a list of ECs with their clear names and the dates when they were last queried, you may follow the following steps:Create a text...
Both .ecdata and .ecube files are used to make backups of data and transfer data between ElastiCube Servers. Your data model or schema is saved in an ecube file. ecube files contain the schema and the data connection settings required for building yo...
One common reason your dashboards may not be working as intended is that your ElastiCube builds are not designed properly. This isn’t a catch-all problem, and though there are multiple reasons why it can occur, the outcome is the same: insights aren’...
* Disclaimer: This works for Windows only. It will work in future with Linux versions as well. Once it does, I will update the post. Sometimes, we need to export a table from the Elasticube to a CSV file. We can then import it to the next build, to s...
Introduction With the Python script below and the Window Scheduler, you can automate the download of csv files based on queries of the SQL API to the elasticube. This type of process comes in handy when a user needs to download information regularly ...
Part of having a successful BI tool is having your data refreshed on the time you need it. To ensure your builds are working as expected, you can follow the steps provided below. Step 1 - Setting Up a Build Alert Follow the documentation of Sisense P...
IntroductionThis script exports to CSV a complete list of the front-end dependencies for each ElastiCube. It provides information about whether an ElastiCube is used for data security, hierarchies, build alerts, pulse KPIs, or starred formulas. It al...
Introduction This article describes how to enable an alert* when there is a risk of Many-To-Many relationship (M2M) between two or more tables. * This implementation involve the use of Pulse and it's supported in Sisense v6.5 and above. Motivation Al...
Note: Sisense's default ElastiCube Server Console configuration is optimally tuned for ElastiCube and dashboard performance. It is generally not recommended to change these settings (except for Default server data folder and Rserve).This article iden...
In many cases we would like to schedule our ElastiCubes builds to run one by one, using just one command, or to run in a specific hour so our users won't create or watch dashboards while the cube is building and also will have recently updated data. ...
Sisense supports floating-point numbers (IEEE 754 standard) and allows you to perform an arithmetic calculation on these numbers. Floating-point numbers suffer from a loss of precision when represented with a fixed number of bits (e.g., 32-bit or 64-...
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