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Using the Canvas subset editor

Like the cube viewer, the Canvas subset editor (introduced in v3.0.1), is built to generate MDX set expressions. Most of the functionality should be familiar to what you have experienced in Architect or Perspectives: all elements, filtering, ordering, etc.

July 17, 2018
Using the Canvas cube viewer

Canvas v3.0.1 introduces a new cube viewer to explore your cubes. The new cube viewer supports both native and MDX views.

July 17, 2018
Using Sandbox with Canvas

A sandbox is your personal workspace where you can write data without interferring the base data. Canvas v3.0.1 introduces support to TM1 and Planning Analytics sandbox. All sandbox’s operation are now available in Canvas such as Create, Publish, Discard or Delete:

July 17, 2018
Set Printer Version to Use mode 2

Canvas v3 introduced a new printer version. By default, Canvas will now use this new printer version but if you prefer to go back to the first version of the printing you can change the printer version in your application Admin section:

July 17, 2018
Create responsive plot chart with Ploty

What is Ploty?

July 13, 2018
Top 5 Python libraries for TM1 and Planning Analytics

This is one of the most famous quote of Kung Fu Panda movie…

July 13, 2018
Optimizing your TM1 and Planning Analytics server for Performance

The combination of in-memory calculation, amazing design and years of optimization have resulted in IBM TM1 and Planning Analytics being renowned as one of the fastest real-time analytical engines on the market. The default settings you get “out of the box” is all that is required to have a fast TM1 model. This article focuses on…

July 13, 2018
Pandas makes working with data easy

July 13, 2018
Monitor TM1 data folder on a network drive

Pulse v5.7.x and previous versions only track TM1 instances which are on the same machine where Pulse is installed.

July 3, 2018
Mastering MTQ with TM1 and Planning Analytics

Multi-Threaded Queries (MTQ) allow IBM TM1 and Planning Analytics to automatically load balance a single query across multiple CPU cores. In other words, TM1 is fast, MTQ makes it even faster. It has been around for a number of years but there still some frequently asked questions which need a clear answer.

June 27, 2018

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