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Pulse Performance Server Report
Over the years, TM1 application grows, as TM1 application is growing, the memory used by your TM1 server will grow as well.
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Getting started with Slice in one minute
Slice is a straightforward Excel add-in for IBM Planning Analytics (TM1). It is very easy to install, this article and the video below show how to get Slice running in one minute.
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Slice is now available to download
After a few iterations of the beta versions, Slice is now released publicly. Slice v3.0 is the first release available to download for free on the Cubewise CODE website!
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Setup Wizard (Pulse on the Cubewise Cloud)
To get Pulse up and running you need to follow the steps of the Setup Wizard.
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Arc v3.0 is now available
Starting with Arc v3, you can now use Arc inside Excel. This new Excel add-in is called Slice.
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Executing the Pulse Validation Report
Validate your model against predefined rules that help spot possible issues. The predefined rules validate naming conventions of objects as well as common pitfalls in cube rules and Turbo Integrator processes. You can take these as is or alternatively add and remove the validation rules as you see fit.
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Enabling Pulse system alerts.
Pulse v6 introduced system alerts to get a notification when one component of Pulse is not working.
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Arc features comparison table (On-Premise vs IBM PA SaaS)
Arc can connect to many IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) instances: TM1 can be self-hosted (on-premise or on your private cloud such as AWS, Google Cloud… or on IBM PA Cloud (Planning Analytics Software as a Service).
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Creating a support ticket
How to create a support ticket
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Pulse features comparison table (on-premise vs IBM PA SaaS)
Pulse can monitor many IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) instances. They can be self-hosted (on-premise or on your private cloud such as AWS, Google Cloud… or on IBM PA Cloud (Planning Analytics Software as a Service).