To embed dashboards from Sisense into your web application, typically you would use either the IFRAME or EmbedSDK approaches (see sisense.dev for more details).If your application is written in React, then React components to achieve tasks, like this...
An offline, or air-gapped, Sisense environment provides higher security than online, connected environments. As the offline environment has no outside communication, the only method to install Sisense in this environment is by using removable media, ...
Some OS related issues could be fixed by installing a different Linux Kernel. In this article we will review how to install a new kernel and make it bootable by default.Installing a new kernelDisplay version of currently running Kernel: uname -r Exam...
Viewing Widget JAQL QueriesThere are a large number of reasons you may want to view the query(ies) being sent from a dashboard widget, most of which are performance or data quality related. This article explains two methods that can be used independe...
Viewing Widget JAQL Queries There are a large number of reasons you may want to view the query(ies) being sent from a dashboard widget, most of which are performance or data quality related. This article explains two methods that can be used independ...
Capturing accurate business transactions is imperative in understanding business operations. If data is constantly changing, such as being deleted or updated, how do you ensure your Elasticube is in sync with your data source? Depending on the use ca...
Introduction This article will guide you on how to configure the Data Groups’ parameters based on the current performance and business requirements. What are "Data Groups”? The “Data Groups” administrative feature allows configuring Quality-Of-Servic...
This is a Sisense.js Demo built with React which includes functionality such as changing filters and dashboards with native web components. This can be used as a reference or starting point for building and customizing Sisense.js applications, with c...
In the past, the Postgres vs. MongoDB debate looked like this: you had Postgres on one side, able to handle SQL (and later NoSQL) data, but not JSON. On the other, you had purpose-built database management systems (DBMS) — like MongoDB, which was des...
The promise of Postgres JSON JSON support is the most interesting new Postgres feature of the last few years. It relaxes the primary constraint of SQL databases — the rigid schema structure — by letting you store semi-structured data in your tables a...
